Snugglebear_69

Well, congratulations on doubling down on the incel speaking points and rhetoric. 1. Woman don't owe men anything, they are people not objects. 2. There are just as many lonely women as men, trying to make out that loneliness is only a male problem is incredibly misogynistic. 3. Blaming feminism for you not having had a partner . . . That just speaks for itself. 4. Your assumption that women have it easy and all the control, is beyond laughable and ignores a ton of statistics that scientifically show otherwise. Your loneliness is clear but blaming women is not the solution nor remotely close to the issue.

Let me offer a perspective. In your last post you've basically marginalized African/Asian immigrants women, handicapped people and gay people. You've described them as objects to fix your loneliness while not seeming to realize how objectifying and dehumanizing you're being to them. You've generalized about all women and basically asserted they are only interested in looks. You've framed a hypothetical gay person as someone that you'd need to force yourself to live while never seeming to consider that other person. Human beings aren't there to fix you or end your loneliness, they are their own unique people with their own wants, needs and quirks. As for a therapist, they'd probably start with your way of seeing other humans as objects versus starring with acceptance of your situation. I get being lonely sucks but sometimes we need to look inward and ask maybe if how we portray ourselves to others may be a contributing factor. Consider the therapist they may help you find some important insights that are contributing to your current state of affairs.

Best suggestion is complete your profile, get involved with discussions and the community and have patience. A three word post isn't going to be successful.

I'm genderfluid and when I finally heard the word I felt an immense sense of relief. For me there was no coming to terms or anything because I already knew who I was, I just didn't have a word to explain it to myself or others. After that I shared with my Wife and parents the later that year with my new boyfriend. Sadly being genderfluid there's no surgery or medical intervention that will lead to me having the physical body I want but at the end of the day what's most important for me is my gender identity and not my sex. For me it isn't about the clothes or passing or any of that, it's simply living as me amongst family and friends who love me and accept me as the man and woman that I am.

Simple, in the garbage, how else??

I don't masturbate in diapers because my Daddy prefers to take care of me and that's waaaaayyyy more fun than masturbating. Why would I masturbate in diapers when my partner likes doing much more interesting things with me instead 😁

That's why we like giving each other gifts of experiences instead of stuff. We get to spend time together at concerts, the spa and other activities like free roam VR or Dark Dining.

Honestly I've never noticed diapers in movies, I'm usually busy watching the movie.

Nope, the day for me is about family. At bedtime my Daddy will diaper me but during the day it's not something I need.

I got tickets for my Daddy and I to go to the Rock Orchestra in May, a PS5 game I really wanted, tickets for my Wife and I to go to the Nordik Spa near us, tickets to do free roam VR with my Daddy and cousin, a makeup kit from my Wife in recognition of being genderfluid and a bunch more. I definitely got spoiled this year but the absolute best was spending time with my Wife, my Daddy and my mother 💖

My Daddy and I have ABDL friends but none of those friendships started because of diapers nor were they ever maintained because of diapers. We get to know people first as people. We also don't do diaper playdates with friends as that's something we prefer to keep to ourselves because of the intimacy factor.

There's something about this time of year that causes me to reflect and one of the things I'm reflecting on this year is how wonderful it is to have a loving partner who also enjoys being my Caregiver. Whether it's a gentle diaper change, snuggling while they read me a story, hiding shyly behind a plushie while they laugh happily or so many other precious moments it makes being a little so so so special. I've been a little without a Caregiver and it just wasn't anywhere near the same. The unconditional love of a Caregiver just makes being a little a whole different level of amazing. To all the Caregivers out there, hold your little tight because you make their lives incredible 💖💖💖

My Wife and Daddy are satisfied so I've never bothered measuring but I'd say I'm probably right in the average size.

Lol. Not really surprising.

Not usually thank goodness.

A couple of cases of Crinklz for daytime as they are a bit thinner and a couple of cases of Rearz for overnight. To be fair that's what we keep in the house now. More feels like overkill and less risks running out or having to constantly be ordering.

A HUGE part of a diaper change being, special, intimate and fun is tge connection with my Daddy when He changes me. A robot just sounds like it would be cold, sterile and task based which sounds awful to me.

My Daddy just tells me not to really worry about a specific age and instead just to be me, have fun and give Him all the cuddles and snuggles 💖💕💖💕

My Daddy likes to get me some little stuff for Christmas every year 💖 We sat down this weekend to make my list. It's so wonderful having a loving partner and Daddy who loves celebrating Christmas with both my big and little sides 💕💕

Personally I'm not big on wet diapers and messy diapers are a 110% no go for me. My Daddy prefers changing me when I'm wet as He has explained it just feels that much more intimate but He also respects that I, like many, enjoy the comfort of wearing a diaper but don't really want to use it and that's as valid as any other choice.

Unless a potential partner is into diapers themselves the liklihood of them bringing it up, let alone casually, is VERY low. Personally I've told my partners at the start of the relationship and for the multiple people I've dated that I told it was pretty much never an issue. I just approached it calmly with confidence and it was pretty much a non-issue.

I just woke up from a nap on my Daddy's chest 💖

Not something I worry about as my Daddy changes me and makes sure to dispose of the old diaper properly.

I ordered two cases and received them less than 24 hours later.

Your 17 year old son probably isn't saying anything because he doesn't want to know about his dad's kinks. Wait a couple of years until he moves out of the house and then you can do whatever you want. Honestly telling him so you can wear diapers around the house just sounds selfish and putting yourself first instead of putting your son first.