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Influencers are a plague

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This one is a bit different and more of an advocate

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And given the number of ABs, DLs, and others on YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram and others certainly not the first. Hell Tommy from DPF might be considered the first.

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"NorthShore’s MegaMax—the Tesla of adult diapers" 

If I represented NorthShore, I'd take that as an insult. NorthShore certainly has better QA than Tesla.

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3 hours ago, parkintochter said:

She isn't really an abdl. She shows how to get along with her handicaps. Calling her an abdl doesn't do her right

She identifies as a DL:

 

 

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And she's going mainstream now:

I’m not too happy about it, to be honest. She has a large ABDL following, so if curious vanilla outsiders check out her channel, they’ll probably find out and be left with mixed feelings about her attempt to be open about incontinence and diapers.

I think diapers and incontinence should be a private topic. Pree is desperately trying to be proud of her diaper dependency, and I think that’s wrong. 

For most people, diapers are, at best, an embarrassing solution to keeping your incontinence somewhat unnoticed. Almost no outsider will understand that you love diapers and are proud to wear them.

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Your comments just highlight why it's important people speak up like what she is doing. There is so much stigma and negativity around so many things with disabilities and it makes people's life suck dealing with something they didn't ask for and that's only going to continue if no one talks about it. Talking about things and having conversations can make it easier for the next person going through similar. Life is hard enough and doesn't need to be worse just because society perpetuates oh these things should always be bad or hidden away so suffer quietly cause your suffering makes up able people uncomfortable. 

 

And judging from what pre has said about the aftermath of all this it shows so many people are just glad to see they are not alone dealing with something. And who knows maybe some of the points of crossover between different communities might be helpful to people too. 

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Only ABDL people enjoy watching other people wear and use diapers. Pree exposing herself on YouTube in a diaper and wetting it on camera does nothing to help the general public become more accepting of incontinence and diaper wearing.

Most people simply do not want to be confronted with the thousands of abnormalities that a person can suffer from. And if they are interested, there are plenty of communities on the internet to satisfy their curiosity. Just like this forum.

Pree pretends to fight for a good cause, when in reality she is seeking attention to feel less isolated and alone. I understand that but she is being dishonest with herself and it will not do her any good in the end. She will attract people who like her because she wears diapers, not because of who she really is as a woman. That will make her feel even more isolated and alone.

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10 hours ago, cathdiap said:

Only ABDL people enjoy watching other people wear and use diapers. Pree exposing herself on YouTube in a diaper and wetting it on camera does nothing to help the general public become more accepting of incontinence and diaper wearing.

Most people simply do not want to be confronted with the thousands of abnormalities that a person can suffer from. And if they are interested, there are plenty of communities on the internet to satisfy their curiosity. Just like this forum.

Pree pretends to fight for a good cause, when in reality she is seeking attention to feel less isolated and alone. I understand that but she is being dishonest with herself and it will not do her any good in the end. She will attract people who like her because she wears diapers, not because of who she really is as a woman. That will make her feel even more isolated and alone.

I think you're being a little harsh on her.  It might be clouded by your perception of guilt for wearing diapers.  I'm going to be harsh on you, because you give off the perception that diapers are bad, and should always be hidden from the public.

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Most people simply do not want to be confronted with the thousands of abnormalities

First of all, what do you mean by abnormality?  She has MS and therefore is incontinent.  She started to wet herself in public at 19 years old, which was traumatic.  Because she has accepted that she needs diapers and now can have a normal social life.   She is sharing a story because she has a story to tell.  She knows that there are thousands just like her, and their story might give them the confidence to accept the need for diapers.  Even for those who need to wear diapers for reasons that may not be socially acceptable to other people.

I'm going say this out loud: Most people simply do not give a flying F about somebody needing a diaper or not!  Unless somebody is a judgemental POS, they're not going to watch her video and think "OMG, that lady is exposing herself in a diaper.  What a freak."   I don't think Matt Walsh, or Candance Owens would do that with her, but they've done it to others whose need is not socially acceptable.  They are also both judgmental POS who crave attention.

FTR-everybody who does anything on YouTube does if for two reasons.  The first is: they want the attention, and then they want the money that attention brings.  Why are being so judgemental about that?

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I love wearing and using diapers, but I keep this abnormality to myself except on dedicated platforms like DD. Because I think nobody else outside the ABDL-space wants to see an old guy wearing just a diaper. 

I do like watching YT-video's of nice women discretely wearing diapers in public so long as they openly admit they are ABDL. They also should not be offended if they're being sexualised for it. 

Pree claims she is not ABDL. But Pree knows she has a big ABDL following who appreciates her for showing herself in a (wet) diaper. But she doesn't want to be sexualized for it. Thetefor she can only get away with her contradictory behavior by pretending she is doing it to raise awareness for incontinence and adult diapers. 

It is her dishonesty that bothers me. Especially now that she is trying to attract the attention of the general public with her good cause of incontinence awareness. Those outsiders will find on her channel videos of a disabled young woman trying to be sexy in her diaper for a viewing audience that mainly consists of our kind of fetishists. In my opinion a very poor attempt to create awareness around incontinence.

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, cathdiap said:

I love wearing and using diapers, but I keep this abnormality to myself except on dedicated platforms like DD. Because I think nobody else outside the ABDL-space wants to see an old guy wearing just a diaper. 

I do like watching YT-video's of nice women discretely wearing diapers in public so long as they openly admit they are ABDL. They also should not be offended if they're being sexualised for it. 

Pree claims she is not ABDL. But Pree knows she has a big ABDL following who appreciates her for showing herself in a (wet) diaper. But she doesn't want to be sexualized for it. Thetefor she can only get away with her contradictory behavior by pretending she is doing it to raise awareness for incontinence and adult diapers. 

It is her dishonesty that bothers me. Especially now that she is trying to attract the attention of the general public with her good cause of incontinence awareness. Those outsiders will find on her channel videos of a disabled young woman trying to be sexy in her diaper for a viewing audience that mainly consists of our kind of fetishists. In my opinion a very poor attempt to create awareness around incontinence.

I haven't watched her enough, and I don't find her very engaging.   To be honest, her voice is so high that it's hard for me to listen.

With that being said, I'm going to assume positive intent.  There is enough judgment and nastiness in this world that we don't have go out of way to search it out. It's doubtfully has impactfully as she hopes, but I don't see anything wrong with it.

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Frankly I find some of the arguments being made in here discussting to read. She is not being disingenuous and she is not sexualising herself and no one publicly watching her is sexualising her abdl or not. Cause her whole audience understands what she is doing telling her story about disability and having the courage to tell a genuine picture of the struggles that intales. 

Might be hard to graspe on a site where diapers are sexualised and people look for that, but not everyone who wears diapers wears them for sex reasons or wants to be sexualised for wearing them. Please stop projecting your sexual behaviours on to others and accusing them of false conduct it's frankly vile and discussting behaviour that goes beyond disrespectful. This is a woman that's going through a really hard disability and sharing that struggle that is all. 

 

Also to go further to this if you go to a channel that is very clearly about disability and engage in sexualising behaviour because of your own sexual preferences you are engaging in behaviour that they do not consent to just like a woman posting a bikini pic at the beach is not a invite for being sexualised a disabled person being open about their disability is not an invitation for you to sexualise and fetishise them just because a certain thing is sexual for you. 

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I find it disgusting when women knowingly and willingly decide to expose their bodies, diapered or not, for the camera, clearly to get the attention of the viewers, and then start talking about consent when the attention they get is not what they expected.

If you don't want unwanted attention, keep your body covered and behave properly. Pree chose exposure and of course the predominantly male ABDL fetishists are on her side.

If her only goal was to create awareness and acceptance around incontinence, she should have just talked about it.  

Her latest short tells it all.....

Is this about raising awareness for incontinence? Is she really promoting self love?  Or maybe, just maybe, she is exposing herself as a sweet diapered angel looking for love? Only the last option requires a video like this. 

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Okay now we see the true colours you're the type of man child that has no respect women and just thinks they are yours to control and take what you want from them as they should be there to please you. Well there are some words for that kind of behaviour chauvinistic and misogynistic and frankly that kind of behaviour is not acceptable. 

 

And oh boy thanks for showing how ignorant you are and it's beyond comical you just looked at a thumbnail and went that must mean sex. If you bothered to actually watch it and listen which I know must be hard for a man like you to hear a woman talk you'll notice that the short is about valentines day which comes with the chronotations of cupid so the outfit is topical to the content and goes on to talk about self love over needing the approval of others. There is again literally nothing sexual about it. 

 

Again this is just you sexualising content that is not sexual you clearly have problems with woman, woman empowerment and you clearly have issues containing your sexual urges since you're going around fetishising disabled people without their consent you should go seek help cause your behaviour is just vile and disgusting to see. 

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Women like you seem to think that women can be openly provocative in front of a wide audience without any problems, even if they know it will attract all sorts of men.

Because if the wrong guy responds, they just tell him he's a disgusting, disrespectful, oversexed man-child..

But if the right guy responds, it's all okay.

Do you really think her Valentine video has no ulterior motive? That's quite telling. 

Is this where woman empowerment has led us? I would rather see it as abusing male sexuality by using it against him if you don't like the outcome.

You seem to forget that men have to take the initiative to find a woman. And yes, he will judge her health and reproductive potential by her looks, mental stability, and gentleness, i.e. attractiveness. This will turn him on sexually if the woman responds positively to his advances.

If male sexual desires did not exist or remained suppressed, as you seem to advocate, the human race would quickly become extinct. A little more appreciation for men would be in order

And in case you missed it, I am not interested in Pree as a person at all. Like most other women these days I find her dishonest and confused. I even wrote her that if she does not want to be associated with ABDL, she should stop showing herself in a diaper. That was to protect her from what you call disgusting, disrespectful men. I see it more as an attempt to prevent her from being found attractive because of her diaper instead of her as a woman. I guess that was me being a misogynist again.

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I'm the type of woman that thinks men like you belong in prison cause the attitude you give off the lack of regard for consent bringing sex into places it doesn't need to be screams of the same attitude of a rapest and some one that will openly be violent against women since you seem to have no regard for women at all and just want to take what you want for your own sexual pleasure regardless of consent.

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Well you sound like a woman who doesn't have to worry about getting even a little bit of attention from men. Maybe that will give you some peace of mind.

I also suggested to Pree that she look up a YouTube channel of a woman who no longer experiences symptoms of MS after following a strict carnivore diet.

Simply because I don't want her to be disabled, incontinent and diaper dependent. 

Pree is following a vegan diet for a couple of years now and it doesn't seem to help improving her condition.

Unfortunately that message got deleted.

 

 

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2 hours ago, cathdiap said:

Well you sound like a woman who doesn't have to worry about getting even a little bit of attention from men. Maybe that will give you some peace of mind.

I also suggested to Pree that she look up a YouTube channel of a woman who no longer experiences symptoms of MS after following a strict carnivore diet.

Simply because I don't want her to be disabled, incontinent and diaper dependent. 

Pree is following a vegan diet for a couple of years now and it doesn't seem to help improving her condition.

Unfortunately that message got deleted.

 

 



So you're actually mad at her because she didn't make a major life change based on the advice of a total stranger???

I mean also a simple google search indicates that some research shows a carnivore diet can worsen MS symptoms. 

You have some strange ideas about women and how they should behave online. 

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34 minutes ago, abdlwpg said:



So you're actually mad at her because she didn't make a major life change based on the advice of a total stranger???

I mean also a simple google search indicates that some research shows a carnivore diet can worsen MS symptoms. 

You have some strange ideas about women and how they should behave online. 

This Neanderthal follows the Jordan Peterson school of pseudo ideas 

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1 hour ago, abdlwpg said:

So you're actually mad at her because she didn't make a major life change based on the advice of a total stranger???

Not at all. I only tried to help her. Of course she is free to do whatever she thinks is best for her.

1 hour ago, abdlwpg said:

I mean also a simple google search indicates that some research shows a carnivore diet can worsen MS symptoms. 

There are many anecdotal reports of people improving their MS symptoms on a carnivore diet. You can find them on YouTube.

1 hour ago, abdlwpg said:

You have some strange ideas about women and how they should behave online. 

I can't tell anyone how they should behave online. But I feel free to have opinions on certain behavior.

1) I don't like ABDL becoming a part of some sort of identity or pride movement. I think it's totally fine to enjoy your fetish or other sexual deviations in private (clubs), on dedicated platforms or discretely in public. But I think it's wrong to make it your identity and demand respect for it and acceptance from the general public. 

2) I don't like it when women complain about being approached by the wrong men after dressing provocatively in front of a wide audience. I'm fine with them doing it, but they should accept the consequences  without whining, as long as those interactions are not criminal in nature of course.

3) I don't like liars. Pretending to fight for more awareness and acceptance of incontinence and adult diapers when in reality you are clearly trying to trigger ABDL men is wrong. Just be honest about it. Besides, the whole world knows enough about incontinence and adult diapers by now. No one in their right mind would ever make fun of incontinent people. And those who do can't be saved anyway. So what's left to do to raise awareness and acceptance?

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Again you show how ignorant you are. You are literally arguing men can rape women do whatever they feel like to women if they feel the slightest bit sexual towards them and then say it's the woman's fault and that's perfectly okay as long as it's not criminal

 

Well I got news for you village idiot rape is a crime, groping, crime sexual harassment, you guessed it crime,  persistent unwanted sexual advances crime all the behaviour you are saying is okay is a crime big fat go to jail do not pass go do not collect 200 dollars crime. And none of that is ever a woman's fault it's the woman hating chauvinistic misogynistic no dick piece of human garbage man's fault.

 

You are clearly a danger to women and I would say I hope you end up in jail where you belong very shortly, but that would meen some woman has suffered through the unthinkable. 

 

So do us all a favour now go get therapy stop being a toxic man child, and go touch grass while you're at it. Cause your behaviour goes far beyond deplorable and disturbing. 

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19 minutes ago, cathdiap said:

Not at all. I only tried to help her. Of course she is free to do whatever she thinks is best for her.

There are many anecdotal reports of people improving their MS symptoms on a carnivore diet. You can find them on YouTube.

I can't tell anyone how they should behave online. But I feel free to have opinions on certain behavior.

1) I don't like ABDL becoming a part of some sort of identity or pride movement. I think it's totally fine to enjoy your fetish or other sexual deviations in private (clubs), on dedicated platforms or discretely in public. But I think it's wrong to make it your identity and demand respect for it and acceptance from the general public. 

2) I don't like it when women complain about being approached by the wrong men after dressing provocatively in front of a wide audience. I'm fine with them doing it, but they should accept the consequences  without whining, as long as those interactions are not criminal in nature of course.

3) I don't like liars. Pretending to fight for more awareness and acceptance of incontinence and adult diapers when in reality you are clearly trying to trigger ABDL men is wrong. Just be honest about it. Besides, the whole world knows enough about incontinence and adult diapers by now. No one in their right mind would ever make fun of incontinent people. And those who do can't be saved anyway. So what's left to do to raise awareness and acceptance?

1) I think you're reading into her actions here and she's not trying to make ABDL part of the pride movement and largely no one is. I would prefer to keep this aspect of my life secret, but I think a demand for acceptance from the general public would be a good thing. It would be better if being exposed as an ABDL wasn't a potential life-ruiner. 

2) You are whining about others supposed whining. This is a fucked up opinion. Some women are trying to make money by doing this but others are just doing it for themselves. Harassment can be annoying even if it doesn't rise to the level of a crime. 

3) Once again I think you're projecting what you perceive as her motives here. Just because you're getting a boner seeing her dressed as Cupid doesn't mean that was her intent. Cupid is one of the few costumes where an exposed diaper makes a lot of sense. Seems like there's still a lot of shame around incontinence compared to other ailments/disabilities and it's generally perceived as a thing that mostly impacts older people so I think there's still work to be done. Seems like people wouldn't book her to be on TV if you were right. 

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