stork

Since I'm always curious how others got into the AB/DL lifestyle, I though I would provide my story.

Well, about the only thing that may be special about my story is how early I started.

My first memories of being a DL are when I was about 5 years old. I was in kindergarten, and every time I was in the bathroom by myself, I would grab a diaper (the bathroom always had some) and put it on. I'd always take back off after a minute or so as I did not want to be caught, but I did get caught several times.

Eventually it got to the point where whenever I went to the bathroom, an adult always went with me to make sure I wouldn't take any diapers. I don't remember how, but the other kids found out as well. I certainly never told them. I'm guessing my mom was told as well, but I don't remember her ever saying or doing anything about it.

Anyway, once adults started accompanying me to the bathroom, that ended that. However I had a younger cousin, and whenever I was over at his place, I would often grab one of his diapers and put it on.

After about age 6 or 7, it all stopped. Mostly because access to diapers was impossible. 

My first year of college, nothing really changed. I was in a dorm, and it would have been impossible to hide. However my second year I lived in an apartment by myself and finally got into real adult diapers. I think I started with the Depend maximum protection, as they were store available, and the outside was plastic (which I wanted). I wore to classes every now and then, but not frequently. Since classes occupied most of my life, I didn't wear frequently at all. I did also start exploring (ordering) the heavier diapers like Abenas.

That continued for several years. There were times off and on when I had roommates, and when I did, the diaper wearing always waned. But once I got tired of the roommate thing and started living completely alone, I started wearing very frequently, pretty much whenever I could. I even wore to work frequently as I had a very quiet, low risk of being caught, desk job. Even sometimes going 24/7 for months straight.

And that's pretty much where it's been ever since.