WakkoWannaBe

I doth hail from the great and vast land of Texas...

I live with 2 other guys, and my tollerance for dirtyness depends on the room.

I agree, just play with the fetish. You'll find stuff you like and don't like, and that's a good thing.

I symphaize with your plight. As a college student it's really hard to get that alone time IMO. In fact it's been about a year since the last time I was diapered myself.

I put up a little paragraph about my favorite video games and music, etc.

Not by my own free will! I have no clue what my parents fed when...well, ya know.

I've never wanted to do that, but I'm aware of the idea.

Follow up (in case y'all were curious):

The closest things I have to a hero would be Dart Feld and Lavitz Slambert from my favorite video game, The Legend of Dragoon.

Despite the fact that I haven't told anyone about my ABDL side, I don't feel uncomfortable with the idea of a friend of mine or a family member finding me here. Even though it seems that I put up my personal info a bit more liberally than others seem to do, I still don't think that a friend or family member could find me very easily. Although I guess it's possible.

I don't have a scale but I do like to keep track of how I'm doing by looking at myself in a mirror each morning. I know that you can't make a lot of progress in one day but if you check yourself out each morning you can notice a slight difference. I find that kind of encouraging. Espically when jeans start to feel looser.

Dang that's a good question. I've been keeping a dream journal for 3 years now...and I have a lot of dreams recorded but I don't think I've ever dreamed of something, then expericend it. Unless you wanna get loose with interpertation....

Not me personally but when I was in 3rd grade we did that as a class.

Yeah there was a little voice in my head that said "go talk to him!" But that was a scary idea to me.

Well someone on the other forum mentioned getting a different doctor. I would seriously consider that thought. Any good doctor will make sure that a patient is comfortable telling them any and all information - no matter how embarrasing it may be. If you as a patient do not feel that your doctor provides a sort of listening environment then that doctor - to some degree - isn't holding up their end of the deal. You deserve someone who will listen.

Thanks David. That comment spoke to my situation really well. I just dropped the class and I'm already feeling a bit better off.

Gratz!

Huh, that would be a very interesting correlation.

The romantic dinner and Wiki page tatic sounds like a good idea to me.

Wheel of Morality, Turn, turn, turn, Tell us the leson that we should learn.

Dang!

Lot's of good follow up questions.