Snugglebear_69

My Daddy and I are down to Kingston quite often to visit family and friends. Next trip is down to KP for Pumpkinferno.

Some of us are just too busy out doing things so have very limited time for forums.

Get to know someone as a person first then introduce Cgl. If you jump straight to, "I want a caregiver" it sounds more like all you are focused on us your needs whereas Cgl is a two way street between two adults that needs to consider BOTH people, not just one.

Both my Wife and my Boyfriend are aware, involved and supportive so conversations are always positive as expected. Heck, my Wife and Daddy have changed me together and brought home little stuff for me as that's just the way we approach things.

Depends whether I'm wearing my breastplate or one of my sets of breastforms. Typically I go with a 44C but if my back hurts I might choose a B cup instead.

I have a few diaper bags but I don't carry them, my Daddy does and He does it happily and proudly.

I think it's very important to make the distinction between acceptance and participation. What you are describing isn't acceptance but us rather participation. Acceptance does not mean your partner will have anything to do with your diaper wearing. Acceptance would mean not making any disparaging comments. Making positive comments, asking you to put on a diaper, patting your bum or explicitly acknowledging your diaper wearing would, on the very minor end to be sure, fall into active participation. There are a lot of folks who try to frame acceptance as laying out a diaper at night, or a positive comment or similar actions. Those would all again be participation on a low level. It's very important to be clear on what you want from a partner or spouse and not to confuse these two concepts as they are most certainly not the same. If you are asking them to do things you are seeking participation, not merely acceptance.

My Daddy and I tend not to spend time over analyzing it and just have fun. We don't have one way of having diapered sex but instead prefer a multitude if different options, positions and places. Just Luke pretty much almost everything there is no one "best" way.

Nobody will be looking, notice or care.

Simple, whatever my Daddy puts me in.

Hard pass

Absolutely!! My Daddy and I had tried me wearing 24/7 and after about 3 days I was absolutely over it. I prefer to wear diapers to bed when curling up with my Daddy and not so much during the day. I hate wearing a full 24 hours straight, just not enjoyable for me.

Scientific evidence is clear, no the vaccine doesn't kill people. Conspiracy folks will say otherwise but I'll take empirical, scientific evidence every day.

I don't regress and am very grateful for that fact. It just isn't something I'd want.

I wont say never but I would say 90% of the time. I absolutely will NEVER do number 2 and rarely wet. I just don't like the feeling. My Daddy likes changing me when I wet so I will on occasion but it's more for Him than from any kind of enjoyment. I absolutely 110% prefer a dry diaper vs wetting one.

Of course my Wife and my Boyfriend/Daddy know, why wouldn't they?

Absolutely. I'm not a fan of wearing a diaper when it's hot and definitely not baby clothes. My Daddy still wants me in diapers but He understands.

My Wife and my Daddy/boyfriend love going shopping with me. I have a professional bra fitting next week for my new breastplate and then the three of us are going lingerie shopping for my Wife and I. Honestly, buying clothes of whatever kind are fun, not a big deal at all, but fun 😁

I'm very, very excited. Baby fur friends and furry friends thst staff a con with me are coming for Octiber for a visit. We're going to do multiple haunted houses, host all our friends at our houses, do furry walks to spread smiles and in general just have an awesome time. CAN'T WAIT!!!

I don't have an ABDL one but I did get a furry one, "QT FOX" (cutie fox).

It's really a very individual thing that needs to be negotiated between adults. Things one person's partner may feel are fine may be too far for another. Consider what you want and then share them with your partner. It isn't so much what a vanilla partner can do for an ABDL person but more what you want and what your partner is open to doing.

Honestly, when it comes to smell the most important thing for me is being able to bury my face in my Daddy's chest and smell his scent. It just makes me feel super little.

The same applies for boys.

Other side of the country for Daddy and I so that's a nope.

Nope, I buy what I need and what I planned. Not about to let myself screw up my budget because I can't control myself.