Diaper-ED

The only time from childhood that I actually remember being in diapers was when I was (briefly) pit back in diapers at age 3. I had some terrible intestinal illness and couldn't control my bowels. My mom got tired of cleaning that mess so she got diapers for me until I got over it. I've thought about this memory so many times over the last 49 years because it seems central to how I developed into the diaper lover I am today (and have been for 4 decades). Apparently, I was a cloth diapered baby (I learned later), as my mom was a bit old fashioned and had her first child in 1965, before disposables we're common. But when I fell I'll in 1972, times had changed and, since this was only temporary, I guess she figured just get a box of disposables for the week. For whatever reason, Mom bought Kimbies - anyone else remember the uniquely-folded Kimbies? Like a,cradle, so they said, and super comfy (It was a highlight of my period of vintage disposable collecting when I came across an unopened box of Kimbies from 1971 - the very edition I remember wearing all those years ago.) My most vivid memory is the bargaining I did with my mom, they jg to stretch of it this unexpected return to diapers - even when fully recovered, is tell mom that I wasn't sure of it was gone or would be back the next time I ate, so "to be safe" I should probably wear my diapers to bed, at least. I was so forlorn when that magical honeymoon period was over!

Tena Slip Maxi (plastic backed European version). Aww yeah!

8 when started playing with an old box of Pampers I found when staying at my grandparents place. That was pretty casual and infrequent though. I remember the summer when I was 12 being the turning point when it got a LOt more intense and I started buying my own and wearing every chance I got (mainly at night, when my family was asleep)

Hi everybody, just wanted to introduce myself. this is my first time venturing out and trying to meet people in this community. But I’ve been a DL for so so long…. I first discovered my interests back in the Stone Age (early 1980s), back when there was little in the way of community. I suspect most people my age or older would say the same, but I was *sure* that I had invented this fascination I have, and that no one else in the world felt like I do. because of that, I’ve felt alone and fearful of ridicule and ostracism all my life, and like I said, I’ve never been brave enough to try and meet other ABDLs online or in person. I did have one girlfriend a few years back who accidentally discovered my secret and was so open and willing to learn and participate, but that was the only time I’ve been open with anyone about who I really am. so thanks for having me and I hope to get to know many of you. I tend to talk a lot lol, but I try to listen just as much! Ed