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By Little Unicorn · Posted
Being trans and being into diapers was totally unconnected yet weirdly connected for me. I grew up in a deeply conservative area full of people with no tolerance for differences in others. Being trans wasn't a thing, so it took me decades to get to the point of actually accepting myself and then transition. Diapers were always a bit of a stress reducer, and were something I was aware of since childhood. When I got my autism diagnosis I finally got an explanation why they help me be more calm and less anxious. Looking back, I also recognise that they were extremely helpful with my bottom dysphoria as they nicely hid everything under the bulk. That was definitely also the reason why I put up with chastity devices. However, getting bottom surgery didn't make me stop the diapers (except for the healing period). If anything, I'd say that made it easier as having a vagina greatly reduces the amount of leaks I get nowadays. As I'm also in the UK, I'm also affected by the EHRC nonsense of bigots trying to police toilets. They can get effd, I don't comply with fascist nonsense. If I need a toilet, I'll go where I decide to go. Wearing diapers doesn't change that. If I need a change I'll need a toilet, I just don't need it as frequently as without padding. That being said: I've seen the horror that's public toilets. I thank the heavens that I don't have to put up with dirty places. The EHRC guidance simply made it easier for me to simply make wearing the default option now. And contrary to what they wanted to achieve, getting that little push to go 24/7 has actually reduced my toilet related anxiety and helps me daily with my mental health. When being trans is already demonised then being diaper dependent on top doesn't really matter anyway. Both are aspects of me I have come to accept and love. -
I don't think so, no diarrhea. Mostly better today, but have a bad headache and don't know what I can eat today. -
By DiaperedDarkElf · Posted
I disagree about all of those diapers being primarily the same. Each one has their own feel, fit, textures, tapes, and this isnt even going over design. I have a collection of a lot of ABDL diapers, so as some one who wears a lot of options, sorry, I cant agree with them all just being or feeling like a megamax clone. I love megamax for sure, but I love all the others for different reasons. -
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By Gerberbaby2200 · Posted
That picture was years ago of me .
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