AbabeBill

Don’t think there is any real safe place for underage children to chat on the internet, not unsupervised. And this is not a place for it either. This is an adult site, for adults.

Sounds like someone needs a lesson, on how to behave like a better Little/AB! LOL, The Rolling Stones said it, “you can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you get what you need, oh yeah!” Things get in the way sometimes, but you can always duck in here for a few minutes, when you don’t have the time to fulfill all your needs.

You might be going through a phase, and it might be a short term thing, and at some point, you have a need to be or dress more AB. As you get older, lots of things change. For instance, do you still like the exact same foods, and as much, as you once have? Or, you might not eat as big of portions as did once did. I’d say, just go with your flow, and with how you feel.

Hi and welcome. Glad you decided to join us, good to meet you. Have fun and enjoy!

Hi and welcome Anthyyy. Nice to meet you, and happy to have you here with us. I hope you can find that someone. Till you do, you can just hang here with us, and have some fun. See you round!

I wasn’t saying Syd was thinking of plastic pants. I, was thinking, or think of plastic pants, lol. Beside, the basis for the song, was taken from someone else in a news story. Syd Barrett, then wrote the lyrics and music. That person, was stealing woman’s lingerie from wash lines, and wearing them.

Anybody familiar with the Pink Floyd song, “ARNOLD LANE”? If you know the song, you may also know what the context is about. When I hear it, I can’t help thinking, about plastic panties on wash lines. Wonder if, Arnold Lane started with plastic panties? See through... baby... blue, it’s p l a s t I i c ! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PFEU_BQL6dc&list=RDPFEU_BQL6dc&start_radio=1

Hi Little Giammy, and welcome to DD. Nice to meet you, and glad to have you here with us. What kind of bike do you have? Does it have a horn, tassels on the handlebars, colored spokes? Cool stuff like that? Well, I hope to see you round. Have fun and enjoy!

Hi, and welcome Ty. Nice to meet you, and glad you joined us. I know it can be difficult, having the feeling you have. Most of what you did as a child, you really had no control of. It may have been somewhat deceitful, but you don’t really have anything to be ashamed of. Outside of the actual experience of the diapers, your parents bought, it did no harm to anyone. Your parents wanted to provide for you, and help you. So, even though they didn’t know the real reason, they still did help you. Allot of us have been through some of the same. This is only one small part of who you are, and it is an exciting part, not dull! Anyway, you are here, you have people who know what it’s like. Come in, relax, have fun, and enjoy! I do hope to see you around. I enjoyed reading your story, by the way. Thanks for sharing your experiences, and telling about yourself.

Oh it’s on my bucket list. Been dealing with them for years, before they moved to Vegas even. I will not miss a visit, the next opportunity I have.

No worries, and don’t be so hard on yourself. It’s not a “dumb” question. If you are talking about just being cooler, then there are plenty of options at your local store. Just be sure the shorts you choose, are larger then what you wear without a diaper. Loose fit would be best. If you are looking for shorts that are more like what kids wear, or Adult Baby clothes.Then, I would suggest looking at eBay for a start. There are lots of sellers, who specialize in making adult baby clothes. There are also sellers, with their own online stores. Some will do custom jobs, and can make what you want. Just be ready to have to pay a bit more for the privilege. Some examples, http://cosyndry.com/ , http://www.littleforbig.com/ , http://abdlfactory.com/index.php?route=common/home , you can also check Amazon at, https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=baby+clothes+for+adults&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=232547650507&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9340586819479675961&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=t&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9003976&hvtargid=kwd-353189980690&ref=pd_sl_40037hprz5_e I hope that helps you? And, a dumb question, is one that is never asked.

Hi and welcome Johnny. Glad you have joined us, and nice to meet you. I’ve been liking diapers for as long as I can remember, long time! I was not punished with them though. Anyway, you can relax here, plenty of like minded people to hang out with. So, have fun and enjoy!

I know this sort of topic comes up from time to time, but I will put it out there regardless. For the sake of, current opinions let’s say. For my own self, I have used marijuana in the past, like it, and liked being loaded while wearing diapers and playing. However, because of my current job situation, I can not use marijuana any longer. Sad for me, I know, but you do what has to be done. If the US federal laws should change, or relax some, I’ll be sparking back up ASAP! My home state seems ready, to relax it’s stand on marijuana, but that would not apply to my situation, and allow me to legally imbibe. Still a bummer for me! Anyway, what are your thoughts on, using marijuana and being a diaper wearer, AB/DL?

Just view it as, a place you go for you. It’s a part of who you are, and you can keep it separate from the rest of your everyday life. When you feel you need to, that is. Remember this too, there are lots of people, who have medical reasons and have to, need to, wear a diaper. But they don’t have it define who they are. You don’t, or you shouldn’t say, oh there goes “Mr. X” he’s that guy who wears a diaper, and he works as an accountant. I like to think he would just be thought of as, the nice guy down the street, who does accounting.

Yeah, sorry to agree with the others here, you aren’t going to be able to “get rid of” these feelings, or desires. You may choose to ignore them, and abstain from acting on them, but the desires are yours for keeps. I hope you can come to terms with it. If you think you won’t be able to, maybe you can see help from a professional. They won’t be able to cue it, or wipe it away for you, but you might learn how to deal, or cope with the feelings in better ways.