PrincessAriel

For me, the diaper wearing is medical. However, I like it. Diapers make me feel safe. For me, it's another way to deal with PTSD symptoms.

24/7 medically incontinent

It would make my life SO much easier if you were able to make a plus size adult pull up diaper that was thick enough to do its job. As it is I needto double up.

I am 24!7 as well but I also usre the toilet. I don't really have a schedule for it. I change when I need to.

I collect Disney, so I have some dolls. But I mostly play my Disney video es and sometimes playm with Tigger and Princess Melody my bear in bed. I have bought Disney figure playsets as an adult, but only to display. t z

I drink from a baby bottle as I fall asleep.

Earlier today

I struggled with incontinence all through school. Due to my disabilities and tendency for incontinence, I had an aide andneeded to be taken to the bathroom because I needed help. It eventually becme such an issue that I kept extra cloth arlt school.

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The 90´s was when I was little & growing up. Saturday mornings were still reserved for cartoons. I still played video games with my brother and sister. I still went to Disney movies. The internet was new when I was a young teen, in terms of it being available for everyone anyway.

I don't think my first name sounds right with Ariel. But I like the way my middle name sounds. ArielMarie. Or maybe ArielBelle. I am a bookworm.

I'm disabled & incontinent. As airplane bathrooms are the furthest thing from wheelchair accessible, I'd imagine this is what I'd have to do on a plane.

One of the things my therapist told me that has sort of stuck over the years is that everyone has their own version of normal. It's normal for me for instance to use a wheelchair, whereas most people walk. What's more constant and-in my opinion a better question is this healthy?

My need for adult diapers is well known amongst family/friends as it's a medical need. I don't have , anyone to change me either. But when I'm alone in the house, I'll sometimes make myself a bottle after, especially if the diaper change was messy or the result of one of my disabilities.

Thank you so much! I am starting to feel like I do belong.

I suppose drinking from a baby bottle at night. I am incontinent and have needed diapers off & on all my life. I've been in the equalvalent of adult pull ups since age 14

I was severely physically abused and humiliated for it. I still feel guilty sometimes when I need changed. Even though I know I can't help going in my diapers.

I am only offering my advice both as a mental health patient and psychology student/future therapist. Personally, my therapist knows about all of my medical issues because they all affect my daily life. She does not know that I have an account here or that I have purchased a baby bottle. Although I'm considering telling her since the bottle calms me/helps me sleep. Honestly, the biggest goal in therapy is generally to find a therapist you feel comfortable with and can be honest with. Look for someone who's caring and supportive but who'll also establish boundaries with you. Depending on what you want out of therapy, it may be helpful for you to look for someone who-for instance-has experience with trauma or depression. Honestly what you bring up in therapy is totally up to you but it should be a safe space where you can be honest & vulnerable. You & your therapist should be a team.

I don't ever do it on purpose. It just happens

I make it to the toilet as often as I can but my body doesn't always cooperate. The last time was when I got up today & I just changed my clothes and diaper and went on with my day

My actual nickname is Ariel. I feel a strong connection to that Disney Princess for more reasons than I could ever explain here & after I got my Ariel tattoo, all my close friends started calling me that. Until stumbling on this thread, I'd never considered "renaming" myself. I love my given name, it's unique, like me. But I also love the name my friends gave me.

I am Princess Ariel & I am a disabled medically in continent college student. I think I am an adult kid. Only in the last year or so have I realized that I actually like the diapers I've needed to use for most of my life. Due to my disabilities, I shake a lot and therefore mostly drink from water bottles. I come from a traumatic background & live with PTSD. I've realized that using a bottle/water bottle as I fall asleep is calming for me & helps with nightmares. Also, I've collected Disney since childhood, long before stumbling into ABDL stuff. Part of my Disney collection includes certain Disney plushes. Most of them stay on shelves, but Tigger, Marie, and Princess Melody are on my bed. I don't think I'd ever want to do anything like be fed. Even though I'm disabled, I'm pretty independent.

Hi I'm Princess Ariel! I've always loved stuffed animals. As I child, I had many bunnies simply because I happened to be born the week of Easter & everyone got me a bunny. They were something I collected for many years until our basement flooded. I always loved Disney and my parents encouraged this, buying me posters, films, and other merchandise for years. One day, I came home when I was 13 & my mom was taking my Beauty and the Beast framed poster off the wall. I asked what she was doing & she said "We're getting ready for a garage sale. You're too old for these." I said "No I'm not! I'm going to collect them!" I'm sure you're all aware that Disney merch is everywhere. But I don't collect all things Disney. I have posters, films, jewelry, clothes, journals, and a few books. Disney collecting is my favorite hobby. I've met so many friends through it. In terms of current stuffed animals, I have 4. All have sentimental value. I have Princess Melody-my Disney Princess Build a Bear, Tigger, Marie, and Harmony. Harmony is one of several bears made with hymnal fabric by my aunt. She & I were close & she made Harmony for me. I'd been looking for Tigger & Marie plushes for a while because they're 2 of my favorites. I'd finally found them at Disney Store. Princess Melody was made just for my collection in 2013. She's since become a comfort for my PTSD & disabilities. I only sleep with Princess Melody & Tigger. Harmony is too old & frail. But all 4 of them live on my bed.