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  1. I wore diapers very late into childhood and have lots of memories of being in them and the feelings and emotions that come with wearing diapers as an older child. My mom returned me to full time diapers just after I turned 4 years old for having too many accidents due to the arrival of my younger brother, a move across country to a new locations and my challenges with control. They were all too much for me and I started regularly wetting and messing my pants. My mom threatened to return me to diapers and one day followed through with her threat after I had an accident while out shopping. It was back to diapers for me.

    I remember feeling like I let her down at first and that my diapers were a symbol of disappointment and failure. I wanted out of them, but my mom insisted I stay in them and over time, the convenience of diapers made it routine. I slowly accepted my diapers and they became a part of me again. I rarely thought about them except when we would go places where my diapers might draw extra attention. I dreaded having my diapers changed in public, but since I was back in them 24/7, those public changes happened frequently. I was often changed in the back of our VW square back alongside my younger brother. I remember feeling so exposed having my diapers changed that way, but the joys of a fresh diaper made it bearable.

    Over the course of time, I continued to accept my diapers more and I remember one time playing at a large public park with a group of kids when I was around 5, when I suddenly felt the urge to poop overwhelm me. My tummy started to ache and I knew what was forthcoming. I climbed the monkey bars and went potty in my pants and remember thinking how fortunate it was that I was in diapers and it was expected that I would use my diapers. The relief was satisfying from a physical standpoint, but I remember feeling self conscious about my loaded diapers. That moment is very vivid and almost frozen in time. I looked for my mom and hoped no other kids would join me at the top of the monkey bars and discover my situation. I located her on the grass with my brother outside the sandy playground and climbed down monkey bars and run over to her the best I could without being detected. I told her what I had down and she took us back to the car and changed my diapers like it was routine. After my diaper change, we went over to feed the ducks and continued to enjoy the park. Had I been in undies, this trip would have been a disaster, but my diapers saved the day. I remember that moment as a turing point where I started to get attached to diapers.

    Eventually, I started to see my diapers a a source of security and comfort, and yearned for the extra attention I received because I wore diapers. I felt special in many ways because my diapers brought numerous diaper checks and changes from my mom and other care givers. I remember going to nursery school and being the oldest child still in diapers and loving the attention I got for it. I got so attached to my diapers that I didn't want to give them up. My mom potty trained me for a second and final time right before I started kindergarten and told me that no one would be my friend if I continued to wear and use diapers in school. She scared me right out of them. Unfortunately, she continued to diaper me on occasion for having accidents as a form of punishment and my emotions and feelings toward diapers shifted once again and I developed a sense of humiliation and embarrassment about diapers.

    This caused me to bury all my diaper feelings deep inside me and to feel bad about my attachment to diapers. I am still on a journey to accept myself and my feelings and needs for diapers and age play. I have met so many wonderful ABDLs in real life and here online and have embraced this lifestyle. My childhood memories and experiences forged who I am today and I am more comfortable with myself than ever before. I love to share my childhood experiences with others that understand and have experienced similar things. It is very therapeutic for me to express my past and share with others.

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  2. What a pleasant surprise to find new updates to the story of Sam and Jess. This is one of my favorites and I find both characters perfectly suited for each other. Sam's dependence on diapers is almost complete.

  3. I think potty training gets confusing to kids when parents send mixed messages on expectations and switch back and forth between the potty and diapers for a multitude of reasons, I.e. potty training too early, etc. I a, a prime example of someone that was initially potty trained before I was ready because my mom was pressured to get me out of diapers before the arrival of my brother just before I turned 3 yrs old. I was rushed to use the potty and after my brother was born, started to have lots of accidents. My accidents continued as I turned 4 yrs old and got worse when we relocated from the east to west coast and I had to live in a new place. All of these factors were too much for me and I had had not mastered control of my bladder or bowels. My accidents got to the point where my mom threatened to put me back in diapers and followed through one day on her threat. I remember being very confused about what was expected of me once I was back in diapers again. Apparently, my mom found returning me to diapers to be more convenient than cleaning up constant accidents, so I stayed in them and regressed to using diapers and forgot about the potty. It was a very confusing time for me because I saw other kids my age potty trained while I was still in diapers. I remember not being clear on whether I should ask to use the potty and just accepted my diapers until my Mom initiated potty training again right before I started kindergarten. At that point, I had become attached to my diapers and confused about why I resisted being taken out of them. I eventually potty trained for good and missed my diapers. The entire potty training experience was confusing to me, but I got over it with the exception of it contributing to my ABDL feelings.

  4. I am going if I can get my schedule to work out. I would love to spend a few days with over 100 like minded age players and make more ABDL friends. This community is so wonderful and I want so bad to express my little boy side among an accepting and embracing group of friends - just to be in my diapers and myself without concern or worry.

  5. I remember wearing vintage Pampers from the early 1970s as a late potty trainer kept in diapers as an older child. The nursery school I attended 2-3 days a week insisted on using disposable diapers on us kids and my mom solely transitioned me from cloth and plastic pants into Pampers during the daytime based on their influence. I remember wearing Pampers for extended family outings or errands at thirst, but slowly the convenience of Pampers had my mom using them more and more on me until my closet was filled with those small purple boxes. I always had an open box on my dresser and remember the strong diaper smell and sound of that new open box. I preferred being put in Pampers over cloth diapers and plastic pants because they were not as bulky and obvious, although the crinkle sound of Pampers was a dead given away that I was wearing diapers. I remember them coming in Pink box too without tapes. The memories are burned in my mind.....

  6. I was 5 years old when I developed a strong attachment to my diapers. My mom returned me to diapers when I was 4 after I started having frequent accidents due to the arrival of my baby brother and a move across country. The turmoil was too much for me and I regressed from my initial potty training. My mom returned me to diapers as a matter of convenience and I stayed in them full-time until right before I started kindergarten. At first, I was kind of shocked and embarrassed about wearing diapers again, but around 5 I started to realize that my diapers afforded me a lot of attention, comfort and security. I remember starting to enjoy having my diapers checked and looked forward to the intimacy of my diaper changes when I was wet or messy. My diaper urges grew even stronger once I was finally potty trained for good. I started to envy other toddlers still in diapers and I wanted to be them and return to wearing diapers. That was over forty years ago and my need for diapers is just as strong today.

  7. Another outstanding chapter and I love how Sam continues to be treated more like a toddler by Jess and her friends. Full-time diapers with no potty privileges seems to be Sam's future and he is accepting it all too easily - just like the little boy he has become. Keep them coming.

  8. When are we going to see a new chapter, NewGuy? You have a great storyline going and I am anxiously waiting for what may happen next for Sam and Jess. The latest dynamic of 24/7 diapers and Sam's continued dependence and submission makes it even more interesting.

  9. I find being an ABDL is both a blessing and curse. I love certain emotional and intense feelings that get generated from my desire to wear diapers and be little, but feel odd and out of place from the vanilla world I must exist in as a member of society. Finding the proper balance and having friends that understand and are like-minded has been key to my coexistence.

  10. Great new chapter and I enjoyed the dynamic about Sam's last time touching himself. Jess is establishing her dominance and expectations and Sam is following her lead. I look forward to Sam's next day in diapers and what will unfold as he continues to regress into his inner little personality. Keep them coming NewGuy!

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