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I think the sexual innuendo in television shows just how pre-occupied we are with the idea that sex is naughty, and therefore referring to it in an obscure way is funny. Truthfully, if done well it is. It's not really fair to place blame for society's ills on any of it. Maybe there is a relationship, but it's likely not the cause of terrible acts whether violence-related, or sexual harassment. The simple fact remains that the exposure of a nipple or use of 7 words will almost certainly get a movie an 'R' rating, while PG and PG-13 movies can be extremely violent. As a society, we don't have a healthy on sex in general, and maybe if we did- we could avoid some of the issues we have with respect, objectifying a woman, and treating sex as a conquest. In reality, that conversation takes us down a rabbit hole which doesn't pertain to a site like this being open to minors. It doesn't matter what the subject is, there are adults discussing adult subjects. Creating a place where adults and children could interact and not face a serious risk for either group is a nightmare, and there isn't a lot to be gained from that risk.

I love your point. In my opinion, we (society) have created a strange obsession as sex being naughty and evil while blowing the heads off of people, or slicing them up is fine. Some of the PG-13 movies are extremely violent, meanwhile, the mere exposure of a nipple will end up getting an R-rating. My understanding is that the mere utterance of a word that rhymes with Firetruck will get an R rating as well. I don't understand why we completely disregard violence but treat sex as though it's the ultimate taboo. Unfortunately, I don't know if it coincides with letting minors on to an adult site like this.. Part of it there is the possibility for an adult to exploit a minor, and that's not right. There is also the possibility of a minor exploiting an adult because they understand that they are not fully culpable for their actions.

The more I've seen from Miley Cyrus, the more I think this is much more than just a show. This isn't like somebody seeing something that maybe looks like a diaper and selecting from there. There are multiple incidents that indicate some knowledge fo the AB community. Using the more likely than not standard, I would vote "Yes' she is. It doesn't matter, because barring a full public confession, there will always be posters thinking it's a show. Even if there were a public display and admission, some would say she is doing it for the attention. There will also be those of us who think she is 100% adult baby. Maybe having a celebrity into this as well validates it in some strange way, so it's important that we see her as an ABDL. Obviously, nobody would know for certain unless they know her personally and she has shared it. And she has shared this, I would hope they would have the good sense to keep it to themselves. This debate will go on.

My desires for diapers date from my potty training days. I remember being in diapers until I was four, and still having issues up until I was nearly five, but I don't remember having accidents after i was potty trained. I remember one when I was five, but I didn't wet bed or have accidents after I started kindergarten. My parents were supportive and valued respect. My dad and mom not only loved each other, but they respected each other. They also showed me respect and expected me to give it back. As a result, I had a comfortable childhood. There is absolutely no way I could accuse my parents of being abusive in any way. I can't even say they were afraid to let me grow up, since I was allowed to do things independently (like go to movies) before my 12th birthday. The desire was also there, but really manifested itself when I was nearing adulthood, especially after my 18th birthday. My mom passed away when I was 16, and that was a huge shock to my life. I literally went from a little child to a man the moment my mom died. And I mean that by saying, I went from my parents being responsible for me, to my dad just being an advisor to my life. My emotional connection to diapers is mostly a comfort to me. I'm a fully functioning adult who enjoys an independent life. I like social settings,, but value the times that I get to spend alone. I find diapers allow me to cope with everyday life. Since my 40th birthday, I've come to accept this part of my life. I couldn't imagine going without diapers, but they in no way control me.

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It's not worth getting into a professional argument but how does that developmental disorder manifest itself?

Welcome.

I've never been one who has been able or tempted to wear the

Thanks for the article.

I'm going to give the benefit of the doubt because it might be a very confused young man, and quite frankly it seems above our ability to support.

I'm not always a fan of non-ABDL diaper content, but they nailed it.

I always thought the first story was a classic case of making an issue seem much bigger than it really. They did it by cherry picking extremes, and making vague statements that are difficult to prove. They tried to make a big deal of older children wearing nappies, but some of them were just at night.

There was an episode of Mythbusters which took on how much weight a driver can loose in a car, and that's mostly through sweat, so they don't need to go while racing.

http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/jenson-button-threatens-fernando-alonso-he-will-pee-in-his-car-at-the-monaco-grand-prix-6667679/ There was interesting dialogue between two drivers right before the Monaco Gran Prix.