A Call Out To All The Other Tg Dls

[QueerAlphaFuzzyButt]

Gender-queer FtMasculine here. I don't identify as male super hardcore, but I am taking a low dose of T(HRT) and use male pronouns, so there's that.

[Ashlz]

I have been a lurker in this forum for a while now, but I figured I would toss my hat into this ring as well :3

I'm an MtF who transitioned in 2010. It was something I had wanted to do since I was 3, but never had the opportunity until I finally got away from my family :/

As far as my ABDL habits and my IC go, the IC came first. I was potty trained super early, and didn't have any bed wetting problems until my teens, which came along with a little daytime accidents too. The bed wetting cleared up for the most part by the time I graduated, but from then on I had the occasional accident, and would dribble a lot after using the bathroom. I ignored that, but it didn't get much worse until I started taking hormones. By 2012 I was wearing pads all day for the dribbles and spurts every time I laughed or sneezed, and was even having occasional bowel ic. That September I started wetting the bed again, and shortly after the dribbles turned into a strong urge to go, with just a few minutes to get there. Both the bed wetting and the daytime bladder and bowel ic both got worse over the next few months, but during that time I had decided to start wearing 24/7 instead of just to bed.

When I was first having accidents every day, even messing myself on public transit, I felt a lot of shame about my condition. I began to explore the ABDL lifestyle as a coping mechanism, and really fell in love with feeling little sometimes. It helped me to love my diapers instead of hate them, and even to not be ashamed of them!

[Saschadzg]

When I was first having accidents every day, even messing myself on public transit, I felt a lot of shame about my condition. I began to explore the ABDL lifestyle as a coping mechanism, and really fell in love with feeling little sometimes. It helped me to love my diapers instead of hate them, and even to not be ashamed of them!

[LovelyLily]

Nice to see others TGs here!