NewGuy20

Hi everyone,

I know this forum is for writers, but this is more of a question on what others like to READ.

Hi DailyDi, I was not aware of that. (Though I knew Amazon sold Ebooks) I've always enjoyed writing on the "Story Time" board here but I've been seriously considering writing an Ebook. Its a narrow audience that appreciates AB/DL fiction but maybe there are more of us out there than we know? I'd just hate to go through all the trouble to write a book no one would read. Any info or advice is greatly appreciated.

Lol, true but diapers in a DIAPER LOVER (DL) story is kind of a given.

In your opinion, what elements, themes, events, or characters are a MUST for you (as a reader) when enjoying an AB/DL story ?

I've written a bit on DD, and plan to continue. But I've been seriously considering writing an AB/DL Ebook. I have an idea in my head and (based on some kind compliments I've received over the years on DD) I think I could write a really enjoyable story.

The answer to your question is ABSOLUTELY NOT. Depression doesn't create a desire to wear diapers. Depression and a DL fetish are separate.

This is a question for the people out there who mess.

Been doing some reading lately on the creator of this comic book character and its VERY interesting. Among other things, I learned that infantalism actually appears in the comic book stories! I can't say I've ever heard of DLs or ABs *EVER* being mentioned in mainstream comic books.

Hi, fellow DLs. Just wanted to see if anyone had experimented with sizes before.

Hi, fellow DLs. Just wanted to see if anyone had experimented with sizes before.

"I am curious, are there any AB/DL's that actually don't like wearing them but do anyway because they feel compelled to? I have seen some people say they want to get rid of this and wished they didn't like them so it makes me wonder."

Thanks for all the kind words. I'm glad everyone found the story enjoyable to read.

Sam couldn't help but frown to himself, knowing full well that he was going to have to endure a messy diaper change without Jess.

I'm sorry in advance for any grammar errors. I wrote this a bit late in the evening.

Here's the second to last update for 'Sam and Jess'. The other one isn't far behind it.

Hey guys, sorry again for the delay. I'm not positive but, most likely, this story will be done within 2-3 updates. Thanks for being patient with the snails' pace of updates recently.

Sorry for any confusion. I know that updates on this story have become pretty rare. But it has not quite ended yet.

"You might want to look at the thread topic again. 'attractive to' and 'attracted to' are very different terms."

This post is addressed to the guys on the board. (And I believe a pretty large majority of ABs and DLs are male)

What happened after their passionate experience was a bit of a blur. Sam couldn't remember a time when he'd felt more relaxed. He lay there, curled up with his knees to his chest laying there under the covers in only his t shirt and his fresh, clean diaper. Sam loved the feeling of a dry diaper. Resting his head on his beautiful wife's shoulder, he inhaled the sweet smell of her hair. He didn't know what kind of shampoo she used but she smelled great. At one point, he heard her pick up the phone. She said something but he wasn't paying attention. His eyes were closed but he wasn't asleep... just very relaxed. At one point, he figured she must have been ordering room service. But he didn't care what she ordered. He knew Jess would take charge and select something for him... and he didn't care. Eventually, she hung up the phone. She felt her kiss him on his forehead.

Having just woken up and still feeling a little groggy, Sam leaned in to kiss his wife. But it was too late. She just tussled his hair as she stood up and proceeded over to his suitcase. She pulled out a box of baby wipes, some baby powder, and a clean diaper before proceeding over to the bed. Sam, still sitting at the top of the bed, just watched her as she set the supplies down. Now kneeling down, she just looked over at him and patted the edge of the bed, waiting for him to come over. Sam slowly climbed out of bed and waddled over to the edge, before sitting down. Jess opened the tub of wipes and set it down next to him.

"Its so easy, when one is an AB, to assume everyone who feels as they do must also be an AB"

"So Jess has an anxiety disorder? I wouldn't have guessed. I hope she gets put on some pills for it."

Okay, its my understanding that there are a larger number of men who are ABs and DLs. While some posters may dispute this, I have a strong feeling that a majority of this community is men. Even still... I think all ABs and DLs will find this piece of writing I posted below VERY interesting.