BabyFergstar

Well, Quagmire in a diaper was from the episode "Petergeist"

I don't know, I've heard they're all pretty much the same...ever since I got into Abenas, there is no going back to store brands for me.

Love the photos for the most part, but those masks creep me the hell out.

My favorite place to buy from is XP Medical...they carry both Abenas (both cloth backed and plastic backed) and Dry 24/7.

I'm in Anderson, but I'm a guy and 13 years older than you...you might want to check out Fetlife.

LOVE that show

Creepymouse - there is always the possibility that another Star Trek will be developed...heck, they may be working on one now.

Welcome to the site, Mommy Beth!

Take him to the store to buy more diapers when he is close to running out.

Makes me ashamed to live in the same state. Ugh.

I'm online friends with a girl who is a little herself, AB more specifically, and she has an online Daddy that she also visits every now and then. We started off as just baby friends, but now when we talk, I'm a baby and she's the Mommy. It started off because she wanted to try filling the Mommy role, but her Daddy said he didn't think she had it in her to be assertive and in charge, and she just wanted to prove him wrong...LOL. I don't think I could ever be a switch - I'm just too much of a submissive and a baby - but for many people it works. You should definitely try talking to your baby about this, and expressing your desires to feel loved and protected in a Daddy/little girl dynamic.

I agree...it was a MUCH better follow up than the 2nd movie...I hated it also. The third one was very entertaining, and Josh Brolin was EXCELLENT as younger agent K. Check it out. Oh, and I didn't even realize until the end credits who Jermaine Clement was in the movie! I love Flight of the Conchords, but didn't realize what a fine actor he is.

So glad I live in the midwest...I hope everybody out there on the east coast is faring as well as can be expected!

Yeah, I'm totally psyched...it speaks volumes that what are arguably the best two Star Wars movies (The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi) were not directed by George Lucas. Oh, and that classic scene in Empire where Han gets frozen in carbonite? The line from Lucas' script had Han saying, "I love you too" to Leia instead of the CLASSIC line, "I know"...and then in the Special Editions, in Star Wars, George made Han shoot Greedo, only after Greedo tried to shoot Han point blank in a horribly digital way - some people say big deal, I say HUGE deal - it totally removes Han's status of "Redeemed hero"...I swear, Lucas never even understood his own characters. I can't wait to see what other people can do with the Star Wars universe out of his hands for a change.

And you have a good point there, WBDaddy...however, I would have to say that for me, it all comes down to detail and writing. My favorite type of story has been done to death also, but I'm always open to reading another one if they're written well. My favorite cliche is a smaller guy being babied (forcibly or otherwise) by a much taller woman. Been done to death, but hey - things become cliche for a reason.

Let me see...Not really a fan of furry or fan fiction either, but those have been mentioned...another thing that I don't care too much for is when a story inexplicably works in graphic homosexual content for the sake of humiliation. I'm not a homophobe, it's just not my thing. It's nice when an author lets the reader know that homosexual activity is on the horizon. Another thing that kind of takes me out of a story is an otherwise simple story that erupts into a huge and unbelievable conspiracy group. I understand that they are diaper fantasy stories, but really...clandestine groups bent on infantilizing the world's male population or extraterrestrials bent on the same global plan just come off as silly to me. Just my personal irks.

Interesting story, but not really sure it qualifies as "proof"...for instance, there was one HBO logo from around that time period that would play before everything - be it feature presentation, HBO original, whatever...around the time that "Fraggle Rock" was on there, so early 80's...I saw it again once at a motel in the late 90's. I couldn't believe it. Thought they had canned it years ago. I think it is entirely possible you saw it again when you were a bit older. The mind is funny that way...memories can change the more you think back on events, which is why it's virtually impossible to get convicted in a court of law these days based only on eyewitness testimony. Then again, I do remember a dream I had once...not sure how old I was, but young enough to have to be in a car seat...I don't know, I think it's kind of suspect, and falls short of "proof", but you never know! Interesting story, once again.

Welcome to the site! HUGS

I'm going as Ogre from the end of "Revenge of the Nerds 2: Nerds in Paradise" after joining the Tri-Lams.

Yes, but the "Like This" buttons for individual comments do not, in fact, have that nice, blue tell-tale Facebook "F" next to them. I never click like on ANYTHING fetish related if the "Like" button has that F in front of it. Seriously, it's not that difficult.

Uh...not sure what you're talking about...nothing I've ever "liked" on DD has ever shown up on my Facebook page. In fact, whenever I have been at a page that has the "like" option to tie into my Facebook account, there has always been some sort of "are you sure" contingency.

Me and a friend used to have a podcast that we are wanting to resurrect in the near future, and we're trying to build some following via a Twitter account. The show was called "The Quazatoli Connection", and it followed a couple of ridiculously foul-mouthed mobsters that just talk about whatever jumps into their feeble little minds. My friend played Quazatoli, and I played Anthony, otherwise called "Stupid Bitch." Just to let you know up front, we basically try to be as ignorant and offensive as possible. Quazatoli was generally the set-up for Stupid Bitch's stupidity on politics, racism, religion, etc. They never talk about their "true" jobs as hitmen, but rather they refer to their "garment cleaning" business. Quazatoli isn't near as stupid as Stupid Bitch - in our first show, Stupid Bitch talked about that "hot blond chick from Lord of the Rings" - turns out he's talking about Orlando Bloom. Anyway, as I said, we're just trying to get a following built back up, so if anybody is up for some possibly really offensive satirical bullshit, please follow us on Twitter @Quazatoli. It's a shared account. Quazatoli signs as -Q, Stupid Bitch signs as -SB. So please follow us. Q and SB would hate to have to break yer legs.