curiositykilledthecat

25 for me, though I never really takew myself too seriously as an adult.

I got tagged with an "Acid disorder of the stomach" and even with the prilosec it makes enjoying diaper time difficult to plan ahead. If I try to take stomach meds to keep me from getting the runs without actually having the runs I get plugged up. It's like playing Russsian roulette sometimes. i have made a better effort to increase the soluble fiber in my diet and it does help but being on a fast food diet due to finances ddoesn't help.

A few times, however i think it stems from suppression more than an overly regressive side.

http://dictionary.re...m/browse/normal Normal is a cocnept, not an actualality. In other words, there is no such thing as normal. In psychology normal means average, who the hell wants to be average? I enjoy being different, it makes life interesting.

I'm a Whovian

Oh yeah I neve rposted a pic of Fenway here. He's ncie and diapered too.

better to under-react than to over-react.

That's just it, her book will help some but not others, the same way some love tony robins and I find him to be a joke. IT's just different strokes for different folks.

I haven't been to hooter is a long time but my last trip is a story worth telling. One Sunday morning at a church I no longer attend, the Pastor's wife was doing her usual flaming the men in the church in one breath and then not allowing any of the men in the church to actually do anything that would invalidate her point.(Every time the men's ministry outgrew the woman's ministry in size or outreach, "God" suddenly changed his mind about having the men meet). This particular sunday her sermon was about how the men failed at leadership and how women are more inherently spiritual and how the men need to step up and blah...blah...blah... more anti-man stuff. When church service had ended out of the blue my buddy Jon, who is the quietest and mist non vocal dissident I've ever met chimes in, "That's it, screw this shit, we're going to Hooters!" I fell over laughing and then procceded to eat wings. Now I have no beef with their ministry, at the end of the day its like a business, if you don't like working there, either change your attitude or change your employer. Back to the topic of the thread.

lol, well then, somebody's teacher must've had an abdl friend or partner at some point.

In regards to attire, where do we draw the line? We have plenty of poorly dressed, innapropriately dressed and hygenically challenged vanilla people(and that's just at the entance of walmart) out there now who are an attack on anyone's sense of taste. How is wearing a onesie with overalls or an adult "romper" with the shirt and shorts built into it. If the size 20 woman is allowed to stretch and mangle that size 6 shirt she has on then how is that less offensive to people? Now i don't think we should ever get to the point that the streets look like a defunct pride parade 24 hours a day but simply wearing "little" attire out in public is no more offensive than what is already out there. I nor anyone else should be forced to see someone's diaper any more than I should be forced to see the three pairs of boxers that Ray-Ray has on in front of me. This is just dealing with the societal contract and not even neccesarily with personal tastes.

Old data is good to have on hand when trying to understand the evolution of research, however using outdated measurements to diagnose or critique is not going to be valid. It's similar to how the measurement a doctor used to label a child as retarded and thus doom him or her for life was how far down the eyes sloped from the forehead. Now yes this is common with Downs but this is also common with premies, so yeah not a valid form of science to make a diagnosis. Science is imperfect and evolves, sometimes for the bteer or sometimes for the worse.

Wait a minute, I am a little of clumn a. and a little of Column B. I don't think that the two are as disticnt as we're making them out to be. Basiclaly when regressed it's nonsexual but there's times where it doesn't have to be.

Sarah hit the nail on the head.

My only advice is just keep communicating with each other and make sure you are both on the same page.

Basically do whatver you want that is within the legal confines of your society but understand that you are subject to criticism while in the court of public opinion.

Wait, what the hell just happened? There's a big difference between doing your own thing and imposing it upon someone else. Am I imposing my will on another person if I wear a christian t-shirt, any appearal representing a sports team i like or a work shirt, because then I'm imposing the values of the business i work for? There's a huge dfference between being yourself and being comfortable with who you are and needing to be a walking "cry for attention". Hell, my little one gets compliments for her stuffed wolf, it's not uncommon for girls to have some sort of stuffed animal or trinket in their purse. As for people getting offended, it's not my problem if my existence, which is in no way, shape or form directly impacting them, causes them to get butt hurt over something they dislike. Again, I don't go out looking for attention, the most I do with the scene outside an event or my home is wear under my normal clothes so there isn't much to get offended over. Would i be comfortable hanging out with the guy in a goth lolita dress and high heels, probably not but it doesn't mean that i have the right to demand this person conform to whatever semblence of normality I hold. Plus my sense of normal died about two years ago when I spent a night talking to a corss dresser with a fairy costume and giant penis wand. I kept wanting to crawl into my skin but after 45 minutes of talking to this person, they were pretty cool and not scary.(This was at a kink event and not at the lcoal mall or any place where this would be an issue) Basically i look at any person as an oppertunity and not an obstacle to overcome, unless they make themselves an obstacle.

Congrats on the situation there and don't worry about the onsie. i have a plain white one and other than adding to the mood, I'm indifferent to it.

Nicely done.

It's neither a curse nor a blessing, it merely is. how you let it impact your daily life is wear the curse or blessing comes in.

You know, sunday night, Mia(Diaperedwitch) and another ABDL friend, Josh(not on this site) went out for sushi. she had her pacifier and he was wearing Winnie the Pooh overalls. Nobody said a word to us, though I dressed normal minus the crinkling sound. People who take notice tend to be the ones who have issues of their own that they manifest onto others. I've never been one to cram my lifestyle down anyones throat, I don't force my faith upon people nor my kink. It's easy to get along with people for the most part. edited to fix grammar, content unchanged.

On an unrelated topic, had an awesome time at a little's invasion yesterday. Still not quite back into big headspace. Actually I sort of lingered between headspace during the event but it was refreshing to be able to enagge that part of myself with others for a chnage.

I don't typically wear around tohers unless they already know or as is usually the case, wearing themsrlves.

lol, I give you credit Sarah, I was going to bring my armadillo plushy to work as our team amscot but never worked up the nerve. Though I got along with a lot more of my female co-workers by more or less staying in touch with my little side as well as working daddy mode when I needed to. I am also laughing because I have tow gerbils next to me in my room in a big, glass aquriam.(They are cute but not too bright)

I drool on my pillow but not intentionally. It sometimes just happens.