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  1. The answer is in the title: "Non-ABDL" Stop looking for a fight, you might just get one and there are many, many more of them than there are of you
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  2. How about people... Or alternatively, if you know it, their name.
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  3. I have ofen woundered how long have people loved wearing diapers?I knew a guy on ,diaper girl free back when I first joind the diaper chat rooms back in 05.At that time he was 77and he said he first grew to love diapers when he was 7.So that was back around 1935.Ofen thought what was it like back then or earlier to wear just diapers.So what do you all think how far does this love of diapers go back?.So people lets hear your thoughts on the matter.
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  4. What you said made perfect sense in a context such as a forum. Even though it is not literally so, the effect for the majority of ABDLs is that it might as well be. If you are looking for answers or solutions on how to manage it, considering it as 'hard-wired' is helpful because it stops you considering the possibility of removing it - because it cant be done. cheers!
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  5. Letting things happen in a natural way is so rewarding to say the least. The moment I feel the first signal that "things" wish to move I just simply relax as much as possible and enjoy the slow tingly sensation of my soft warm poopie aiming for escape. Sometimes it can take awhile but the wait is most rewarding. No pushing, no forcing, just natural movement to escape.
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  6. I've probably used the term "wired" in the past, when perhaps a better term would be "organized" or "arranged" in discussing the way we think and feel about our various attractions or kinks.
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  7. Since you *wondered - - for me since 1970s when Pampers first came out, but I was already wearing cloth diapers when I didn't need them. I *joined other diaper groups off and on but some group come and go. I have *often thought I should have started an adult diaper manufacturing company then and been on the ground floor of what some companies have now.
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  8. There is an episode of the old radio show The Life Of Riley (1946) where his kids were going to get him a new suit for father's day.
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  9. On a personal level, it's a disability only if you allow it to be one. You can still do almost anything diapered that you could do un-diapered so the rest in in your head In the US, legally it can be seen as a disability or not according to the situation being considered. Employers, landlords, and other public entities must not discriminate against those with incontinence but that only goes as far as making sure your special needs are accommodated. And that doesn't take much- a safe place to change or empty ostomy devices and somewhere to dispose of used products is enough as long as you're allowed to do that when necessary. But it also has to be taken into account that there are some jobs where your physical presence us mandated through the entire shift without cessation other than required breaks and meal-times, and in those cases you'll be expected to make reasonable accommodation for them when that's possible (larger bags, better diapers, etc) and you can be disallowed from leaving your position otherwise. When those situations aren't workable they can transfer you to an otherwise equal job more suitable for you if such a position exists, or you can ask for that. You can a;so be re-positioned temporarily to give them time to make needed changes to properly accommodate you in your regular position. If only lesser positions exist you can decline them but you'll likely be terminated and have to sue for compensation afterward. Normally, urinary incontinence alone is not a problem which requires any exceptional accommodations but if there are other conditions involved (physical limitations or fecal incontinence) then incontinence has to also be taken into account as part of the whole, and those other disabilities will probably rate higher in laws covering the situation. I'm a prodigious wetter but even on my leakiest days my diapers can easily handle 4 hours use so a mid-day change is more than adequate, and actually I can usually stop for a change anytime so to me it's not a disability. In fact I see my being diapered as an asset since I no longer need to take frequent toilet breaks like I used to, and I can continue doing what I'm doing just like most other people do Bettypooh
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  10. I would not encourage suppressing the compulsion to wear diapers, my answer was based on eliminating whatever event or action that
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  11. Avoid "hard-wired" constructs when referring to behaviors. Psychophysiologically it is a bit bogus since the discover of "neuroplasticisity" where parts of the brain reconfigure to meet behaviors. This was first isolated by 1973 by experiments which showed that as some physcial skills were learned, cells in the Cerebellum would change physically, it is also the basis of stroke therapy where other parts of othe brain change to facilitate the behaviors that the damages sections were doing Philosophically it is akin to racism by attributiong behaviors to physical properties. Racism, as differentiated from prejudice and bigotry held that some persons were superior or inferior by reason of some physiological characteristic. In the other manifestation is is the "I can't help it, that's the way I'm wired". The flip side of this is "Since you can't help it that you are [whatever] than that renders you incompetent to run the [whatever] aspect of your life and we must do it for you". It is also inimical to the idea of free will and free choice and is one of many variants of what is called "determinism" Existentially once you go down that road then anything can be justified or vilified on that basis. This was the kind of thing that made Jesse Jackson say in the late 1980's or early '90's that it was "unfair" to ask Blacks to show up for work at a fixed time because that property is "white". At that point it has reached the level of racism I since he expressed the characteristics in terms of race) to absurdity. It is illustrative of the phrase "Once you open a can of worms, you need a larger can to re-can them" The best refutation of determinism came from Noam Chamsky who said in answering that kind of thing in his critique of BEYOND FREEDOM AND DIGNITY (B. F. Skinner) "How do we know that what you say has value and that you are not just conditioned to say that?" well, if I accept the notion of hard-wired determinism for other than simple reflexes, How do I know that you are not just hard-wired to say or believe that? Therefore, what you say has not referents to truth but only reflects what you are compelled to say by your physiology. By 1975, the long-cherished notion of "enviromental determinism" was replaced by "environmental fit" and evolutionary studies point to the same thing in biology ESPEICLLY the discovery of neuroplasty
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  12. No, not any more than I would want to lose any other important aspect of who I am. Note: I'm substituting plastic for diapers here....
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  13. I've never thought about that. Great! Thanks! Something else to occupy my thoughts. Just kidding. Very good question though. It will be interesting to see the replies. I know that being a little is very much a part of who I am. Now, curious to find out about how mommies/daddies feel about who they are.
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  14. It is from a video, called harp and flute, I downloaded and extracted as an mp3. Do you want copies? If so, go back to the page, I have added a "GET YOUR OWN"
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  15. The question is, what would you get instead? Cause that will happen, when you lose interest in something, you gain something else and there is stuff that is a lot worse than diapers, IMO
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  16. Just wondering how long before passengers are strip searched, issued orange "Property of Airlines" jumpsuits then secured in their seats for the duration of the flight.
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  17. All struggling, stop and accept yourself for who you are. I know that sounds difficult but I would much rather have my husband have a diaper fetish vs. some kind of nasty cheating problem or he like to beat me or he had to watch kid porn to get off or something twisted you get my point (although some of these may be normal for some folks). I am glad my husband is brave enough to share his life with me as a whole man and a wonderful man. I wouldn't change a thing and I try to buy surprises when I get my head wrapped around what he likes and what turns him on. So have fun with it, you only go around once.
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