New to this, but Hi!

[PamperedPrince]

Hello everyone. I am 35 and I live in Michigan. I have a job in communications and it pays a lot better than the job that I was at before (I made pizzas before that if you could believe that). I have lived here all my life and I am finally in my own place.

I have always had an interest in diapers ever since I was three (almost four) years old. There's a vivid memory that I can still recall from that moment in my life in wearing them at night at that age. Ever since then, you could say that the interest has grown with me over the course of my life. More recently, I have started to explore my AB side of myself. I don't have a lot of toys, but I do have a few essentials (bottle, pacifier, etc.) Regression is something that I usually try at night, and my pacifier usually does it for me.

Besides that, I have a lot of interests outside this kink. I like to study my bible and read, and I'm an avid blogger. I like to write in my spare time and I hope to have a book published in the not so distant future. I like Disney movies, Marvel Movies, Star Wars, video games, and some outdoor activities every now and then, like biking. Most of my time is tied up in my job as a communication specialist at work. This definitely pays the bills for me.

What I hope to find here is more people who are ab, dl, or both. I want to learn more about this community and what make it unique.  I also want to make some new friends.  If there is something interesting that I come across, I will have something to say about it. So I'll see you all around!

[AbabeBill]

Hi and welcome to DD. You have come to a pretty good place. You have all kinds here, and lots who are pretty much like yourself, I would say. We all have a common interest, diapers. There’s lots of different people, who have many different stories, for what brings them here. That’s just one interesting part of the site too. For me, I too started young, all the way back to toddler days. Didn’t know, or realize it that young, but it was there. I can remember things from that time, and just the fact I remember them as I do, is a strong indicator. As I grew older, I knew what I liked was something not everyone else was normally into. It’s something, I know a lot of us felt, the feeling you are strange, not normal, doing something very odd. I carry that for a long time, into my teens and later. There was no internet to log on to, to find out any real info on the subject. I only found out I wasn’t alone, when I found a kink magazine with ab/dl content in it. Later came the internet, and my own acquisition of a PC, to when things really opened up for me. Ok, I kinda got off on a rant. I just wanted to welcome you here, and let you know, you can feel at home. See you around, relax, have fun, and enjoy ! 

[le Hollandais]

Welcome to the DD. I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself here.

[Ames]

Hey, settle in and have a look around. I hope you find what you need

[littleTomás]

Hello and welcome. What video games do you like to play?

[PamperedPrince]

To answer that, there are so many.  I like the main platformers.  Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda,  and some RPG's (mainly Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger).  Over my 30 year history of playing video games, I have an NES, a SNES, Sony PlayStation (sold this to my friend), PlayStation 2 (still have this), PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Nintendo 64 (bought this after college), Nintendo Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, 3DS, and 3DS XL.

Right now, I have played the Nintendo Switch more recently.  The latest game I played on it was The Legend of Zelda:  Link's Awakening (remake).

So yeah.  I have played a lot of games over the years...

[littleTomás]

2 hours ago, WriterOfLight said:

To answer that, there are so many.  I like the main platformers.  Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda,  and some RPG's (mainly Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger).  Over my 30 year history of playing video games, I have an NES, a SNES, Sony PlayStation (sold this to my friend), PlayStation 2 (still have this), PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Nintendo 64 (bought this after college), Nintendo Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, 3DS, and 3DS XL.

Right now, I have played the Nintendo Switch more recently.  The latest game I played on it was The Legend of Zelda:  Link's Awakening (remake).

So yeah.  I have played a lot of games over the years...

Wow, that's a lot of Nintendo devices! Those games are a blast to play. I remember when the Nintendo 3DS came out and the one kid in my 5th grade class who had one instantly became the coolest person in the class. Sadly, I didn't have a 3DS, so I lost considerable coolness status and thus was always skeptical of the merits of the Nintendo 3DS, lol.

[AbabeBill]

You want to talk “cool”, some of the first systems I had. LOL. 
1-TELSTAR Pong.

2- Coleco Telstar Arcade.

3- Atari 2600. 

 

[littleTomás]

1 hour ago, AbabeBill said:

You want to talk “cool”, some of the first systems I had. LOL. 
1-TELSTAR Pong.

2- Coleco Telstar Arcade.

3- Atari 2600. 

The thing I love most about those early game systems is that they are simple enough that I know collage capstone groups that have built similar systems. Modern arduinos are more powerful than the electronics they used, so it's pretty amazing what they did back then do with some capacitors and several dozen transistors that they turned into logic gates. Those old systems are almost as much mechanical are they are electronic. I would say that you know electronics are old if you can solder them without a microscope, lol.

[AbabeBill]

1 hour ago, littleTomás said:

The thing I love most about those early game systems is that they are simple enough that I know collage capstone groups that have built similar systems. Modern arduinos are more powerful than the electronics they used, so it's pretty amazing what they did back then do with some capacitors and several dozen transistors that they turned into logic gates. Those old systems are almost as much mechanical are they are electronic. I would say that you know electronics are old if you can solder them without a microscope, lol.

Yes, I know they were kinda mechanical, cause the knobs, or paddles (potentiometers, I think?) always wore out. The slides, and toggle switches too.