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For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!
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I'm enough of an airplane nerd that I know what you did. You didn't change on your layovers? It's far easier to take care of a diaper during a connection than mid-flight. That similiar to what happened when I flew Qatar from Oslo to Saigon. I had to go through security in Doha with a damp diaper. I considered changing it before passport and security, but I didn't. I got a rookie, and my diaper flagged. He felt it, asked what it was. I explained, it's a diaper. (do they use diaper in Qatar?) I had a private screening, dropped my pants to expose my diaper. The supervisor checked (and I knew he didn't want to) and let me go free. The kid did what he was supposed to do, but the supervisor didn't want to be called over to check an old white guy's damp Crinklz. Earlier that trip, I arrived from OAK at CDG, going through to Oslo. Once again, damp diaper, likely flagged by the scanner. An middle-aged lady (not a rookie) looked at me, and pointed. To this day, I think she saw the flag, looked at the crouched, and said, "Go." To this day, Doha is the only place I've been privately screened. SIN and SAL have screening at the gate, and not issues at either one. I've been patted down with a Pull-up at US airports, but nothing that warrants discussion. -
By Kaylaindiapers · Posted
“Fairy tales bottle!” Kayla was trying not to get mad. She hated being a baby.. Kayla also knew drinking milk before bed time would make her have a wet diaper in the morning and she was determined to stay dry in the morning..: If she woke up in a dry diaper she could prove she’s not a baby! -
By diaperguy85 · Posted
If I remember correctly, somewhere in "You're not Broken" by Dr Rhoda, she mentions briefly that a very early account, if not the earliest (at least that she could find by her definition/criteria at the time of her publication) dates back to the 1500s. She didn't elaborate much on what that entailed, however. I personally, would absolutely love to hear the account! Who was involved? What did they do? How were they abdl all the way back then? I mean, it's probably a small anecdote about some person (probably a high ranking Duke, captain, religious figure or someone else important enough to have notes taken about his life) who liked to be swaddled, spanked and speak baby gibberish. @Slomo, also in her book, Dr Rhoda touched on some roots of abdl. Or I maybe just melding things in my mind from another source(s), but anyway! I remember something about this (but don't quote me) can stem from basically babies being clothed and treated differently from adults. So way back to 2000bc, perhaps a person would be abdl in a sence that he would like to be wrapped up/swaddled in furs/cloths and breastfed. I'm not very up to date on what, if any, undergarments the various peoples across the world wore and if they had something akin to a diaper for infants. Nor am I familiar at all with the "toilet" training practices of the same people lol. Considering they are hundreds of years removed from anything that could be called a toilet, latrine, outhouse, water closet, etc. Figuring the cost and expense of resources and time and energy at the time to make cloth, of any variety, is immense, I'd say even cloth diapers would be a rarity. Even with decent cleaning methods, it would be incredibly laborious. Also as you mentioned, you can't miss what you never experienced or had. Let's say those people really had nothing special for infants. A one year old wore basically the same things a 40 year old would wear, within reason. So that abdl desire more than likely wouldn't exist. Unless an adult likes suckling, which I don't rule out completely. It is something wild to wonder about, honestly. How far back could abdl go? -
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