Protection

Met Ella recently, seemed happy and content. Life doesn't seem destroyed.

I think it's clear that DiaperDragon is going to refuse to accept me as female and use state law as his backing, maiking like a confomist who pretends to abide only by the law, no one person can follow the law 100% because there's a ton of antiquated laws that don't reflect modern living/unique situations... I'm sure that mindset makes you a very unpleasant person to talk to, you're focused on not recognizing people's personal identities and supporting the laws that do. This is a boring, troll-tastic conversation, arguing about the semantics of free speech on the Internet is so 2004. I'm female everywhere I go, I don't need the law behind me for that. Again, I rarely find myself in discriminatory states and when I am, no one will no the difference because I have an F on my NY and CA ID. Least you could do is take a moment and learn how to spell my name right.

The concept that if i wind up in some backwards-ass state I stop being a woman is silly. Notice how tons of culture/innovation comes out of New York or California? It's because forward thinking is just that, growing and learning as a society and breaking down antiquited institutions. I stick to the states that protect transpeople, unless there's activism to be done.

I think an important mindset to have when approaching the media is that you're not going in to save the world or make AB/DL an acceptable common thing, but merely to show you're kind and unassuming to those who don't relate, and to provide a positive example and maybe a touch of impowerment to those who do. Tell your own story, highlight the diversity of the "community" and strike down the really negative misconceptions, but first and foremost speak for yourself and yourself only. Those are my thoughts, I haven't seen the Dr. Phil show in mention but I figured I'd give my two cents. Good luck with the emails baby Brett, remeber you're no superhero, you're just a guy with a blog who got on TV, you've taken it upon yourself to represent a niche interest, be responsible and keep your head straight. For every one person you think you've helped, there will be two who think that you've done nothing but hurt. I sent you this resource months ago - https://ncsfreedom.org/component/k2/item/431-media-tips-interviewing-on-sm-leather-fetish-issues.html did you read it?

I'm not going to really weigh in on the trans conversation happening here, seems every time I'm mentioned online this conversation has to happen. I need to make available some concise information about about my transition etc, I just got to LA so I haven't had a moment to myself. I don't really dig being labeled as a disorder, the disorder is a societal one, that we are forced to live within a gender binary. It works great for some, but the standards of beauty and masculinity/feminity in our culture is the cause of so much pressure, hurt, fear, angst, those who oppose a more open conversation about gender and identity are those who fear losing what that binary grants them, or have been conditioned to the point of not being able to accept anything outside of their own mindset. Ignorant is a word for that. I'm legally female. The law doesn't make it easy, but after stonewall and transpeople started owning businesses and empowering themselves, they realized we weren't going to go away, we weren't going to be cured, we are proud and going to make a better world for ourselves and others of non-normative gender. I love being a woman, I love this role and identity, but at the same time, the pressures can be overwhelming. By the time I'm old and grey I hope to see the chains of gender loosened, and for there to be more than two choices. I'm about to goto Occupy Los Angeles event at the LA courts so I'm a little Riley'd up, I kinda went off on a tangent. I've been doing the Internet diaper thing for a long time now, and I generally ignore people who consistently spell my name wrong, that's a good rule. I haven't seen the full episode, I'm hopefully going to get a copy, keep y'all posted on my site, hugs everyone!

Thanks for posting this, I was excited, I've been a soup fan since Greg Kinnear hosted it Yeah, they won't acknowledge how many people are into diaper girls. Also, being single doesn't mean you're lonely

There's a place here in NYC I recently visited for a "Sluts for Charity" event, it's called the "NYC Rubber Clinic" and I've been looking forward to getting cath'd there, they have a sterile room and all the equipment. It seems like they do some serious stuff there, like surgical stuff, so a cath should be no big deal. The idea of being cath'd by a sexy dominant nurse, then put into a diaper, straight jacket and gag and led into one of the many cages in the place sound pretty amazing. It IS dangerous, but can be done in the right circumstances.