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I did not. Mars.inDiapers and MegaChar. Sometimes bots will hijack an account that hasn't been used recently which I think might be the case here. Kik users have reported this happens a lot on kik. On DD, at least, MegaChar, for example, has always been against Furaffinity and now suddenly wants to take on an ambitious archiving project on FA? Doesn't make sense.

There appear to be bots throughout the forums over the past few weeks or so. Hoping the admins are working on a fix for this.

Most mainstream browsers/search engines refuse to show any websites that prohibit bots and show non-extreme views, like this site. Never mind the fact that Reddit, Snapchat, Twitter, etc are known for banning people for directing people to better quality sites. Try looking for links to DD from say, r/abdl. Decentralized networks like Mastodon have also been under attack for their ability to prevent this. DD has always been welcoming of people of various beliefs, which creates a healthier community but doesn't catch immeadiate attention like mainstream sites do. Effectively more independent sites are like salad and bigger ones are like donuts. If you ban salad you end up with a captive audience wondering why they're so unhealthy and a very profitable opportunity. Awareness of this will likely help a lot (screenshot this post if you wish), and simply removing yourself from sites where you don't feel welcome. (Kind of like how Tumblr crashed and burned when they decided to block porn and people refused to support that change.) Don't underestimate your potential.

You could buy a cherry tree at a gardening store. This would be a lot more sustainable in the long run.

When mentioning a user by the @ sign, when typing text in front of it and then deleting said text, the first letter is un-deletable. For example, if I wanted to ask how rusty pins is doing but accidentally typed " @rusty pinsowg are you?", the 'o' would be un-deletable but the rest of the text would. For now, I just click on a different page, return to the thread I was on, and hit "clear editor". This can be annoying when typing a detailed reply and making an error towards the end. Hope Invision has a patch for this.

@KrinklefloofAny updates on your job situation?

@FretaBWetI am glad that you're well and encouraging others to be healthy. However, I ask that you please show more support for people who have been adversely affected by covid/vax policies. Many of these people are healthy adults who have lost their jobs, college degrees, social support, etc for no reason other than that they chose not to get a vaccine. This makes it impossible for them to support themselves despite proof that they are not a public health hazard (again, many people remain healthy regardless if they are vaccinated or not.) As much as pro-vax people cite that science and objective analysis should apply regarding medical decisions, the same should apply regarding the effects of those decisions. There's lots of data supporting the likelihood that poor hygiene, high population densities, and meat from animals held in close quarters are the 3 biggest roots of the continued presence of disease. The last two points have been supported by archeological records showing the emergence of infectious disease alongside cattle ranching. Also note that Native Americans traditionally did not domesticate animals except for dogs and evidence of infectious diseases were largely absent from North America until the arrival of Europeans, while Europeans had been strugging with disease for centuries in their own land.

The Internet was basically invented to allow for those types of policies. Don't support them.

You should publicize this if they continue refusing to make it right.

Teen baby diaper lover. It was from a time when people weren't so paranoid.

I suspect Adisc might just be a pet project of their admins. Apparently, the site used to be called tbdl.org way back in the day (2008 or so and was led by Cheshire Crinkle Cat) and apparently got bricked due to a "technical error" and a new website had to be created hence where adisc.org came from. I saw that a lot too. Might have been a security program on the person's computer trying to query the server's MAC address or something like that. If it had been found to be the exact same as that of the defunct tbdl.org site, it might start raising questions.

Technology is not going to work out in the long term. Back in the 90's it seemed like a good idea, nowadays not so much.

Aren't there some open source ones that are free/inexpesive? You have conservatives to thank for that. You should see how many attacks sites like Fetlife get from Congress and the UK Parliment. Apparently, Fetlife was even ordered to delete group numbers 666 and 667 because some Christian groups thought it was 'problematic' for those to exist. At least on the plus side there's more acceptance of fetishes and the like overall in spite of that which kind of telling.

I think you're both missing the point that some people with pedophilic desires actually want to change their situation but never had an opportunity to do so. I do not have any such desires but this should still be mentioned given how serious this issue is. Some pedophiles won't even seek out counseling or other assistance because they think the world is always against them regardless if they want to change the situation or not. Of course, pedophiles who don't want to change their behavior or who have already commited an act of harm should be punished. That being said, there actually are some treatments for pedophilic attractions (SSRI antidepressants which reduces or inhibits one's sex drive, addiction management techniques which diverts one's desires towards something more benign, masturbating while thinking about something benign, etc) A main reason why some pedophiles refuse to seek help (aside from stigma) is because of the stipulation that therapists must report any individual who "is at risk of harming themself or others" although that really doesn't qualify when said individual is seeking help to prevent exactly that. Isolating people, including attempts in recent years to force people to do more things online (big contributor there) is only going to result in more pedophiles, not less, given that social isolation is one of the biggest contributing factors towards pedophilia. Taking a negligent additude towards this issue is going to allow this to continue. Everyone can do something here, it's just a matter of deciding to.

There are at least as many legitimate people out there as there are fakes. Scammers/fakes/ect just post a lot more often so as to try and get people before said scammer is caught. Just disregard them, it's not worth your time to bother with or otherwise aid them.

For "regular" onesies, I'd recommend Dependeco. https://dependeco-adult-diapers.com/ For full-length onesies, Etsy probably has the best selection. A number of different vendors there make ABDL clothes but Rnmomo probably has the best selection.

How did that happen?

I don't really talk to God as I'm an athiest but I do occasionally get a gut feeling about a particular situation and it usually turns out to be correct. Although to be fair the Bible does have a lot of good moral advice for those seeking it.

I was told by a pastor during a Q&A session (back when I was active in the church) that while one can pray specifically to saints it should not supplant praying to God. It's an interrsting topic and there seem to be different views on it. Nowadays I'm athiest but am accepting of others' religious beliefs so long as they don't cause or advocate harm.

Personally, I don't that would prove much of anything either way.

@DrumBoy Also not meaning to be rude, but you should not ask someone about starting a personal relationship until you've talked with them on at least a few seperate occasions and things seem to be going well. You can ask advice about any number of things on forums like this but in real life the rules for relationships tend to be different. Again not meaning to be rude but I get the sense you might be on the autism spectrum (which is fine and there's actually a lot of aspies here) or not very experienced with ABDL relationships (which is part of the reason for sites like this) and not many people in the above situations are aware of there being a difference in ediquette in online relationships vs. in person relationships; in some cases this can be a cause for problems as it's not a subject that's often explained directly. I hope this makes sense?

It's just something I've always been interested in.

There's exceptions to that too. Bradford Exchange got in a lot of trouble years ago when customers who placed one order were charged for multiple subsequent orders and because they had shipped all subsequent orders, they made the claim that they were not defrauding the customer (which is obviously not true). Their reputation tanked enough to where they had to start getting their act together but you still see this kind of scam a lot on food delivery apps and the like.

Not yet. Currently don't have the budget but I'll be sure to check them out eventually.

@babywolf55There's lots of people in their 40's or older who have an interest in diapers and/or furry-ism. I've even met a few at an event once. Can't give names or such for privacy reasons but you're definitely not the only one.