>>2475 Lmao I know that she went berserk on the old chan because of a 'copyright violation', but I like her for the fact she was happy to put herself on the British tabloids and was discussing openly the fact she shits in diapers everyday. That's like the top form of exhibitionism Most women in ABDL don't mess, and the ones who do tend to do so only begrudgingly. Or are there any other chicks who mess and do so in a way that isn't completely vinegary and boring?

>>2253 >Why don't you catheterize? Physically uncomfortable, risk of UTIs, but mainly because it's psychologically difficult, owing to a traumatic procedure which involved one I had when I was about 5. I didn't want whatever the nurse was doing so I got restrained. Catheters make me shiver now, even seeing one tbh. Doctors in general don't mind if patients manage with 'incontinence containment pads' rather than catheters, so long as you make clear it's your decision and not just because you don't know there are other options (as many patients have no idea there are options beyond just diapers) >>2265 >Has the sacral nerve damage caused sexual dysfunction? Unfortunately it has somewhat, but it's not too bad. In general I would call my sexual function "inconsistent". My girlfriend has been understanding about it. Once you've dealt with it for long enough, you work out strategies and ways and routines--for instance, using a vibrator, which has a very strong effect on me now--so it's not as bad as it was at first. >How did you end up with that kind of damage just from falling? Was this like falling off a ladder, or tripping on the sidewalk? I managed to fall while playing in the playground, but not in any spectacular way lol. Just an unlucky way. I can remember the pain being quite bad and being convinced I must have been bleeding or badly bruised, because that's how the pain felt. But there was no blood and only minor bruising, so it must have been a quite light fall. Speaking to my doctor I get the sense a lot of the people who have what I have got it from quite minor falls. People think you have to fall off a building to have incontinence, but it's not at all like that >Do you not have any awareness over when you need to go, or just cant control it? My awareness is poor, but I know how my body works so I, for instance, know roughly the time when I will go #2 (a certain time after I eat). >What does that do to an 11 year old kid mentally? Sounds like it would be potentially devastating, but I hope it wasn't as bad as it might seem somehow. Well, that's too big a subject to discuss properly here, it changed my life in some ways both large and subtle. All of a sudden I had to get used being dependent on other people, especially my family, or other institutions generally which was difficult when I was at that age when you're just becoming independent. So that took time getting comfortable with. I was going through an anti-establishment phase but needed to send a form and get approval to receive a key to use the disabled bathroom lol (they put locks on many of the new ones, because of vandalism--but I love the new ones because they have changing tables, showers, and locks which work almost 100% of the time haha). So it definitely retools how you relate to the world and authority I had the typical sadness about my state but it just passed with time. ABDL has been pretty good for me. The idea of someone wearing 24/7 voluntarily somehow makes my state (wearing involuntarily) seem better lol. And I enjoy being able to give advice and chat to other people about diapers without having to use euphemism or polite words for what is a dirty topic, or whatever. ABDLs don't treat me weirdly when I talk about incontinence (well, you get people who ask "how do I have an accident and become incontinent right now", which is annoying... if you want to become incontinent, ok, either untrain and wait some years, or see a psych and find a doctor who will operate there... or go to Thatland... but don't stick a screwdriver in your head like that guy on Adisc lol) My friends growing up supported me the whole way through and were exceedingly casual and normal about it. In that regard I'm fortunate as hell :)

>>2205 >Diapers are something medical so shitting into it will be excused by most people. Just my experience >Just my experience Lmao haha. Not wrong anon

Who's ever used a changing table in a public bathroom (pic related)? (Either recently or in the past.) Any experiences, thoughts, tips?

>>2419 >though personally, I never set out to simulate incontinence by wearing Yeah, I suppose I have an incontinence fetish which made me seek out incontinence. And the practical issues can be difficult; most of the ABDLs who do 24/7 eventually move back to more moderate wearing for this reason. For me, I can't say I regret it, it does come with disadvantages but overall I'm much happier this way. Even in the past when I had no libido (from a prolactinoma, now treated) I still was happy being 24/7, so this isn't just a sexual thing for me, more comfort. (Same with nudism lol). >Same reason wearing at work isn't really possible given that I have a fairly active job and lots of close contact with people I know personally. Anything more than a flimsy Depends brief would become obvious. Yes, people must understand this. It's just not reasonable to think you can keep your wearing a secret forever, if you're doing it around people (especially people whom you see a lot, who have a better chance to notice these things). I thought I was going well keeping it private, but these things change with just one event/one moment. It doesn't bother me too much because, like I said, I just treat it as a medical thing and no-one cares too much The thing is, one can do one's best to be discrete--take chlorophyll tablets to remove odor, get jeans that have more room in the seat--but ultimately there's a limit to the amount of privacy/discretion that is achievable when you wear full-time. And this is to some extent a function of just wearing 24/7, but it's also a function of society, because for "disabled" people (and incontinence is considered to be that, not by me but by many people) privacy is not emphasized by institutions. I could give all sorts of examples. But as I said, with 24/7 you must take the good with the bad >I have worn to class when I was still in uni and had the luxury of just sitting quietly in the back of the room for hours on end, and while getting to be diapered was obviously great, the change of setting from being at home really didn't do much for me. Admittedly I'm just antisocial to begin with, so to my mind the best way to stop my fun from being spoiled by anyone else is to just keep them away from it. The half of my day I'm at home or running simple errands and able to wear is more than enough to keep me happy. Yeah, I understand. I think that's the difference between wanting diapers as a lifestyle (essentially incontinence as a lifestyle) and just wanting them as an activity. Most people think they want the former but actually want the latter (which is good, I don't portray my attempts at incontinence as anything to be emulated lol--but it works for me). Did you end up changing it in public on these occasions or did you wait until home? >If my memory serves me correctly I probably stopped wearing during the day at around 8/9, and at night around 10/11. Likewise for me, but shifted forward by 1-2 years. Started to wear sporadically as a teenager just for comfort and a 'safety net' as you say. Went to 24/7 a little later >Not all of that was due to control issues, but at least partially just because of a lack of confidence on my part and that desire for a safety net/routine to stick with. I feel like those two things may be the same thing in essence; the desire from a safety net/lack of confidence stems from control issues? After all, most kids don't struggle too much after potty-training, but you and I did How was your parents' reaction to your wearing at a relatively late age? >Growing up our property wasn't secluded enough that I could run around nude with any regularity, but nakedness wasn't half as stigmatized as I feel like it is with most (American) families. Was this for your whole childhood or just when you were young? My experience here has been people don't mind kids' nudity (on beaches, parks, playing in fountains etc). But after puberty, less acceptable especially in the cities. Growing up I was acutely aware and sad I would have to start wearing a swimsuit at the pool when I was older :( >Whether for the sake of convenience or just as a chance to let your hair down, I think that family-sanctioned opportunities to be nude are a great thing. The last thing I think a kid deserves is the belief that their body is somehow too offensive to show even to parents, and while it didn't lead me straight in to nudism, it wasn't at all challenging for me to relate to the idea that nudity doesn't have to be a taboo. Have nothing to add to this, it's completely correct and true. My parents imbued me with the idea that shame over our appearance and our bodies generally is silly, which was an excellent thing to hear since I sometimes felt troubled over my incontinence issues growing up. In general kids who grow up in accepting families are more comfortable in their own skin. So I suppose you plan to raise any kids you have along the principles you mentioned?

>>2420 It'd actually be really nice to keep in touch, if you want you can email me at whiskey_96@protonmail.com

>>2214 >What makes them better over normal families? No shame over your body, or normal bodily things (menstruation, urination, etc). Nudist families are generally happy, comfortable in their own skin, and around one another. Raise your kids nudist anon.

>>2451 God--the fundamental attachment figure. Bible is not being metaphorical in the term "God the Father" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attachment_theory_and_psychology_of_religion Look at this interesting but autistic, but nevertheless interesting r*ddit sub about ABDLs and faith: r/GodBecameLittle (guy who runs it wears to church, not sure I would do that unless I was incontinent/had to. But he is a pr*testant I think...)

>>2459 >r/GodBecameLittle Based

>>2460 Lmao, not sure about that. But ABDL and religion are dope

>>2437 >Closest thing I've done to this is taking a pacifier I found on the ground once Story?

>>2468 It's not that exciting, but I'll greentext it: >walking my dog around the neighborhood >a few streets over from my house >as I'm walking I notice a pink pacifier on the sidewalk >I walk past it and keep going for a few minutes >I can't stop thinking about the pink pacifier >I decide to turn around and go pick it up >I step on my shoelaces right near the pacifier and kneel down to tie my shoes >nonchalantly put the pacifier in my pocket >head home and disinfect it >enjoying sucking on it later >eventually throw it out because I thought about it too much and decided I was weird >miss it a bit as I'm writing this

>>2462 >Honestly I don't necessarily mind the smell, and I think that is part of the fun and helps me feel little, but I definitely don't like it to linger after I have had my fun, especially if I have to worry about others. TBH, I don't mind the smell at all, but I wear 24/7 so am an unusual case. However, I have others over here often and I want to make the house comfortable for them. I find smell doesn't linger if there's air circulation around the rooms. Pails are excellent to store used ones openly, with discretion and without smell. (This photo is of a pail for kids' diapers, an adult diaper one is much bigger and more imposing lol) >>2465 >The shame experienced by a 6 year old who still needs diapers during the day has a very different emotional 'tone' or 'flavor' than that experienced by an adult in the same situation. At some point it stops being a sign of immaturity and turns into a disability. I know what you mean, but I think it can differ between cultures/milieus. For instance, I wouldn't find it too unusual a five-year old had to wear, because these days parents are potty training their kids later and later. Personally, I was one of those kids who wore into late childhood, and even in adolescence on some occasions, and I certainly think your distinction between immaturity and disability in the way you're perceived is a correct one. However it also depends on how you present yourself, how you talk, etc, so it's not primarily based on age, at least in my experience. And I find that with bedwetting, probably because kids wet the bed longer than they wet their pants in the day, bedwetting is perceived as symptomatic of immaturity, not disability, even when you're 17 or 18. People take their cues from others so will generally treat you the way they see others do. These things are all culturally situated! >>2469 I unearthed my paci from when I was a kid, but then lost it. Feels bad :(

>>2371 tyvm.

One of our neighboring boards has an AR thread. >>>/delicious/388

>>2448 I wonder if there is much overlap between people who like ABDL and AR content. For me it's all about seeing a girl in oversized clothes and seeing the world grow around her. I usually like the posts on /delicous/'s AR thread. I don't mind a girl being put into baby clothes, but I'm not into mental regression or dirty diapers. This is something a lot of people in the ABDL community do like. Then again, this is just what I look for in stories. Others may look for something else in AR stories. Would a AR story without mental regression and dirty diapers be something people here would be interested in reading? (I genuinely would like to know)

>>2429 Kanna really does suit diapers.

>>2466 That artist's lolis never fail to please.

>>2450 I hate racists as much as you do, man. But I doubt he'll really get help if he was one of them. Plus the previous poster has a point. This is an anonymous image board. He could pretty much have a black wife for all I know.

I hate niggers. This thread should be deleted.

I love upsetting people but i'll don't say anything racist for once. Because people who have this fetish are rarely attracted to african people. Nothing racist, just preferences

>>2291 >with a delicious tummy Truth

Over 9000 hours in Paint.

>>2289 God I would love to see that animation applied to a kid Sim so bad.

Nice screenshots. Thanks

>>2398 Free to Play Visual Novel https://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/Doki_Doki_Literature_Club/

>>2417 I don't see humans living in zero g for long periods either. Any society with enough resources and technology to build a space station large enough to house a permanent human population can easily spin it up to produce 0.1 or 0.2 g without any great engineering difficulties. Producing full Earth gravity might require more advanced materials, depending on the size of the station, but you only need a fraction of that to make liquids easy to handle.

>>2415 My experience has been that if it makes money, society will soon adapt, because that's how society goes. I mean, if you suggested to a parent 20 years ago kids might wear until 4-5 you'd be laughed at. I think the age of potty training has been and will be extended (to infinity?)

>>2421 I suspect that most of the change that has happened so far has been due to improvements in diaper technology. Modern disposables are far less of a hassle than cloth diapers and leak far less than early cellulose-based disposables. Then again, I could be completely wrong. I hope I'm wrong.

>>289 Wew Lumi makes me diamonds every time.

>>2263 Severe mental illness and never leaving the house.

>>2263 seen simillar things happen on adisc and omo.org Only difference was people there invaded someones privacy for "doing the right thing". Need for validation from other normalfags on forum, for doing something that was the right thing to do in society eyes, but not right in terms of human morals (if they have any)

>>2402 >seen simillar things happen on adisc and omo.org Only difference was people there invaded someones privacy for "doing the right thing". Like give me some examples of this specifically? Is this a reference to that chick who became incontinent deliberately, then collected a pension for incontinence from the NHS (for adult diapers)? I find the diaper "community" interesting sociologically tbh.

I can "translate" doujins if you give me the text & the original worl

Here's the original https://nhentai.net/g/318791/

>>2380 That's a Chinese translation, not the original. The original seems to be at https://nhentai.net/g/304839/ but it's missing a few pages compared to the Chinese TL. Presumably they were sourced from different scans/webrips.