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I was doing really good about not going to CAPCon this year, but this made me a little sad. I hope you all have a wonderful time

What a meany tease making it so short! I love the idea of this universe. I really hope you explore it more, whether with Ivy or Nessa or a new LG. Thank you for such a lovely story ^_^

I am adoring this so far. It's like an ABDL version of Black Mirror and it has my heart all aflutter at the idea of this being a possible future ❤️

.//////. I'm totally flattered, like unbelievably so. It was really fun to put it together and get that photo taken. My vote is for Littleamythiel. I love the use of the stuffed pokeball ❤️

Introducing Jason Jr.

In a first for the ABDL community, ABU and Tykables will both be launching the first ever ABDL-targeted wipes onto the market - Tykables with their "Big Little Wipes" and ABU with their "TidyUps" . Baby wipes are to me what diapers are to the majority of the ABDL community so I couldn't be more thrilled that this is finally happening! Is anyone else excited? :3

When I went last year, it had an atmosphere similar to an anime or pop-culture convention. Lots of room parties, very hectic and lots to do - just replace cosplay with diapers and onesies. They have a few different large nurseries, an indoor playground, and some classrooms for lectures and presentation panels. I recommend the experience at least once.

My experience has been it's great to use if you're looking to meet groups of people with similar kinks as yourself, but terrible (and extremely dangerous) if you're trying to meet someone one-on-one.

The best description I've seen of "privilege" in the modern context is something that never contributed to any hardships you may have had. For example, in the case of white privilege, it is not to say that white people are not immune to hardships, poverty, etc. but the color of their skin never contributed to these circumstances. Therefore, in these circumstances and especially since ABDL is not a public attribute of daily life, no there is no such thing as ABDL privilege.

My baby pictures have a few instances where there's a box of Pampers in the background or foreground, so I know I was a Pampers baby.

Oh, baby wipes, how I love thee <3 Yes, I use them regularly at every diaper change. They're also good when I'm not padded up for going to the potty just to make sure I'm extra clean (I have a little lidded wastebasket next to the potty for bathroom garbage and dirty wipes go in there). Also good for quick clean-ups around the house. We also use them to clean up if "playtime" with daddy gets a little too sticky ;)

I have a small backpack-style Fisher-Price diaper bag with several pouches and pockets. I keep a pacifier, extra fruit snacks, a bib, a sippy cup, my changing mat, my changing supplies, and two diapers (usually) in its storage. It even has a convenient little slot for the baby wipes on the side with an opening so you can take wipes without having to remove the package from the bag. However, this diaper bag is only used for ABDL outings and not in vanilla public settings.

Behold, the power of capitalism. If you buy it, they will sell it.

For me, it's everything leading up to the diaper change. My heart is always racing as my caretaker, be it my daddy or another big my daddy trusts me with, finds out I've made pee pee in my pants. The soft humiliation and embarrassment of them taking my hand and leading me to where my diaper will be changed. The moments between being laid down and having the diaper taken off is the pinnacle for me as it's when I feel my littlest and cutest; when I get teased, when I see my caretaker taking out the powder and wipes and desitin and placing them next to me where I can see them, knowing those supplies are being used to clean me up because I made an uhoh, and when I hear the tapes ripping off the dirty diaper - my dirty diaper - and feel the cool rush of air come in... those moments are pure adult baby bliss for me.

If the baby wipes are cold, you better believe I'm a squirmer.

No no no no NO. I cannot stress enough how important it is to set a safe word. Even if you don't use it, make sure she knows what the safe word is. That is for your protection so that you are not made to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable or violated. If you ask her for a safe word, and she says you don't need one, that is a very bad sign.

I just want to add a little context to this. According to the memo, this is a change to Title IX, which is for programs requiring federal assistance and, chiefly, the education system, and there are legitimate reasons to want to define gender by birth, especially in the case of high school and college students, namely as it reflects on athletic participation. Now I am not talking about bathrooms or locker rooms because nobody should be that focused on what's between their teammate's legs, but on the sports themselves. There has been an uptick in America (can't speak for other Western countries) of high school women's sports records being shattered and championships being won by trans women. There are a lot of people who see this as a marginalization of equity where women simply are not able to compensate from obvious physiological differences in any given sport when competing against a trans woman with a marked height and size difference. If trans women are allowed to continue to pursue other women's athletic opportunities, they risk marginalizing cis women in programs that were designed to address this inequity in the first place. That said, it is becoming increasingly different as the gender binary dissolves further and further with each passing day to determine who belongs where and with whom. It is a quandary when the goal is "please treat us like normal human beings" but the actions demand special treatment (and it is not helped by certain people in the LGBT community who plug their ears and just yell louder about what they deserve when someone asks "how are we supposed to do that?") so it puts federal programs, especially this one that is based on the discrimination of sex, in a huge predicament. But Title IX also has roots in cases of sexual harassment and rape. It would be crucial for trans women and trans men to be able to identify as the gender they transitioned to in those cases so that they were properly represented and handled, especially if any headway is to be made with the number of sexual assault cases against transgender individuals. So this is really a no-win situation. There are people who are going to be upset about this, but the question is how do we address the existing inequalities without creating more inequalities. Something has to give. And make no mistake, you have every right to be upset about this as it relates to Trump's track record or as someone who stands to be marginalized as a result of any action taken regarding this memo, or even as someone unaffected who has empathy for those who are affected. I'm mad too. No matter how you slice any of my above statements, the Trump administration's course of action regarding Title IX is myopic and ignorant of our society at large. Changes should be made, but not in such a blunt, blanket manner. It's okay to be mad, but be mad over what's actually happening, and not what the article is exaggerating it to be.

Why would you want to "take advantage" of this? Most BAB stuffies sell for under 30 dollars. This sale is for actual kids to get their own Build-a-Bear for half the normal price. It doesn't work well for adults (unless you're college-age or slightly older than that).

You really need a "both" option. I grew up in the 90s, so - on average - the animated kids content made nowadays is just as good as the stuff that was being made almost 30 years ago.

No work today! I woke up in a soaking wet Fabine (still in it too cuz daddy said he'll change me when he wakes up), so I'm on the play blanket downstairs watching Doc McStuffins until then. Then we'll probably go for lunch at some point and I'm meeting up with littles friends tonight for dinner. I'll be playing a ton of Fate/Grand Order on my phone between then. I love days off without responsibilities or errands

I'm a big fan of my stacking rings. There's also a cube toy that plays different instruments when you hit buttons on different sides that I want. Most of my toys are more for the Ages 3-4 range though - tea party set, play-doh, coloring books, etc.

First thing that came to mind was Josephine.

Lambie like the Lambie in Doc McStuffins? :3 It's very nice to meet you. Welcome to DD. I hope you enjoy it here ^^

Equating my ABDLness with my genderfluidity was never something I had a problem with, but I do remember being aroused every time I put on a diaper... EVERY. TIME. even if I didn't want to be aroused! I feel it was a thing where it was a matter of it still, in the recesses of my mind, feeling taboo, like it did when I was younger and stole diapers and wipes out of the diaper bags of my younger cousins. Once I was able to get over that block, recognizing these were my diapers and supplies that I bought for myself for my use and my use alone, it got better and I stopped getting aroused every time