Warren050

Hi Hi Hi I've been away for some time but I'm happy to be back. you can read a little more about me in the section Meeting Place and I've also just pulled up an old role play called "role play here" that we did some time back. It was good fun but I'm someone who feels what he writes and wants to experience that face to face. Or should I say poopy bum to wet Huggies wipes. What can I say. Ok, so it was not that funny. But I'm good at tickling though. See yeah in the funny papers Dada Warren

Hey PT DL, I'm always interested in making new friends. Any more news on getting this job yet? If you want to get in touch contact me through dadawarren@yahoo.com ps: I live in Mililani which is on Oahu where Honolulu is. by by Dada

Great Photos Peanut, You look great! And I've got some plastic pants just like those. Mommy's really pretty Lucky Boy. Give us some updates to your blogs. Your Diaper Boy Dada Warren

It's 1038 hrs here in Hawaii so it's fairly late where you are in Iraq, past 2400 hrs. Son, I'm a Service Child, born and raised in an Air Force family. I'm a former Air Force Reservist and former long time manager with the Hale Koa Hotel on Waikiki. The crown jewel of AFRC hotels world wide. Don't mean to sound like I'm bragging but it really is the finest thing that the GI's own, they've sweated and bled for it. So what's your MOS, is this your first tour, and when do you rotate back? If your in a situation that can accomidate it, I'd be more than happy to send along some diapers and anything else you need. Mililani where I live is ten minutes from the Schofield Commissary, it's no trouble for you at all. You would not be the first. Regularly sent supplies to a Navy HM3 attached to a Marine unit in Bagdahd. It was his third deployment. Wife didn't really approve. Also keep up a regular corriespondence with a Marine buddy stationed outside of Kandahar Afghanistan until he rotated back in January. His unit will redeploy in September to Iraq. He was in a forward position, not able to use diapers in that situation. But I have read about another soldier who wore them thoughout his deployment in Iraq. So it is possible, think about it. So keep your head down, don't shoot anyone you don't have to. When your ready to rotate out, let me know. I'd be happy to assist in any way that I can with a reservation at the Hale Koa for a diaper brother and his Mommy. Your Dada Warren

Your Dada wishes you were in Hawaii with your sissy sisters Stevie. We'd help you to be completely fulfilled in those dreams. Your Dada

Hi Stevie, You can always come and pway with us on "Role Play Here." If not, I'll pway with you then. Your Dada dadawarren@yahoo.com That's Herman making doodoo. He's my pony.

Gentlemen, Why are these labels so important to you at all. They are generally applied in such broad terms that there meaningless. If it is your desire to embrace a life style or a particular sexual oreintation or deny any affliation with one, then that may be where your at at this point in your life. That 'may' very well change in the future. Being comfortable with who you are is what's most important. Realize that diversity is the most common factor even within our diaper community. Be yourselves but first and foremost be at peace within yourselves. Your Brother Warren

Hi Honey and welcome to the boards and particularly our role play. I hope that you have fun with us here. I'm pretty new myself. I'm in Hawaii, where do you live Darling? And excuse me for asking but; are you a girl girl or a sissy boy? Just curious if you don't mind, it makes no difference either way. We'll love you for who you are. Hugs and Kisses Dada

Tank you to all of the wittle sisters who have contributed to this thread. I hope that many of my own diaper boys and sissy baby girls will make their own contribution to our understanding of sissies, which will deepen and strengthen their own conception of it. Come on Honies, you know who you are. Don't be shy Dada whispers tenderly. Dada

Hi Jeremy and Kevin, It's me your Dada, diaper boy, sometimes sissy and cry baby buddy Warren. How's my baby brothers today? Got another message from another baby on the Big Island, I hope that they'll be in contact with us soon. Just talking to David, he wants to jump into the role play idea that I shot at you both last week. Come join us, it'll be fun I promise until we can get together the next time. Want to get Shawn, Wyoming, Robby, and Starlight to join in too. We can start building on our vision of one big Hawaiian Diaper Family that we've been talking about. Misstress and Hawaiian Style are also welcome to join in at the role play or get in contact with us by phone, e-mail, or chat. We all want to hear from you. Remember that visualization is important. A mountain of Hugs and and ocean of Kisses! Your Dada Warren dadawarren@yahoo.com wkundis@hotmail.com (808)623-0670

If I may suggest an article that might in some ways clarify what your attempting to discuss on this particular thread. The author Dr. Michael "Miqqi Alicia" Gilbert wrote the "Transgendered Philosopher" as part of a larger symposion on Transgender issues. The Doctor, who holds a PHd in Philosophy, is a straight male, married with two children, who crossdresses 24/7. http://www.symposion.com/ijt/gilbert/gilbert.htm It is my opinion that what She has to say is extremely relevant to the Diaper Lover slash Adult Baby community. As crossdressing-SRS may be used as two ends of that particular issue, for the sake of argument; Diaper Lovers and Adult Babies may be seen as our two poles within this community. SRS referes to those who have gone through Sexual Reassignment Surgery. What is important to understand is that we all fall some where into the huge spectrum that makes up AB/DLs. There is no definitive definition as Dr. Gilbert argues. I believe, as some may argue, that sissy babies fall very much within, not seperate from, the two ends of the spectrum. The "Transgendered Philosopher," at eighteen printed pages, is very much worth the read if your sincerely interested in gaining some insight into complex issues that have many paralels to our own diverse experiences with diapers.