DiaperGrandpa

I'm SO excited to go there and meet up with y'all! :heart:

Don't flip your wig. I'm assuming you didn't read my response to the issue regarding NAMBLA in my intro post. I don't want to waste my time and write it all out again, so I urge you to go read my intro post and the comments within. I'll leave it at that as I'm not willing to put up with this humiliation and disrespect. If you think I'm a troll, then don't comment. If you don't like how important my lifestyle is and how much time I spend writing about it, then leave. I'm here for friendship and support and I think everyone else is as well. We're all gothics, aka misunderstood in some way and society's rejects need to band together. If my diaper-wearing bothers you that much, and you're that intolerant, then maybe you shouldn't be posting on a gothic board.

My favorite month would have to be April. It's tax month and I get my tax returns. I've been on public assistance for a long time now, so even though I get gov't checks every month, the absolute BEST. It also happens to have been the month with the lowest diaper sales, so I stock up for a really good price. What kind of parent are you/would you be?

Hey everyone. I'm new to this forum and if any of you have seen my posts and replies from other users, you're probably aware of the fact that I have been accused of being a troll. I'm not shocked, as I am quite used to the reactions; but it is an unhappy reminder to me of how lonely living on the fringe can be. Does anyone here have any similar experiences either of not being taken seriously, or of having people express outright fear or hatred towards you? I'm naturally an introvert, and have always had a very rich inner life, so being social and making friends was never top priority for me. But as I get older, I'm realizing that despite the positives that come with being true to yourself, the rejection from society can actually be quite hurtful--even to the most independent and disengaged individual. I don't want this to read as though I am entirely alone in the world. That couldn't be further from the truth. My services and webcam shows are very popular and I am lucky to be in touch with many AB/DL's OTI and IRL. But I and other AB/DL's experience an alienation unknown to most others. We experience tremendous hatred and fear when we venture into the non-diaper world. Why are people so upset with the Diaper Lifestyle? How does it hurt them? Of all the tragedies of the world, why do people direct so much negativity towards Adult Babies? They treat us like criminals when all we're doing is being more truthful and honest than they could ever hope to be. When I bring up the idea of civil rights for AB's and DL's, people laugh at me. This is not something that should be laughed at. Do you want to live in a society that tries to shut down the free expression of its AB's? Do you support free speech? If you were to take away all the social conditioning and domestication you have undergone, you might even realize some desire within you for the life in the Diaper/Adult Baby Community.

I'm sorry most of you seem to be so narrow-minded. Just because somebody's lifestyle does not fit into your idea of what things SHOULD be like doesn't mean that they do not need love and companionship like every other living thing. I was under the impression that a site dedicated to a subculture would be more understanding of differences. Are all gothics from the Upper Peninsula? It saddens me to see that even in the year 2011, things are the same as they were 30 years ago. I hope someday that all of you will become more accepting of others. Just because I express curiosity in pap smears--something I am unable to experience--I should not be condemned. It is the human condition to be curious about the unknown. After all, don't you want to know what happens after we die? Or how the universe started?

Forget about social norms and niceties. Don't let society get in the way of being yourself, 100% of the time. The most logical thing I have ever done was reject prescriptive age behaviors (i.e., not wearing diapers past 1 years of age). When did you stop wearing diapers?

This article really touched some spots in me. I'm tremendously thankful for the fact that I don't often have to choose between food and clean diapers these days, but there have been times in the past when circumstances have led me near that point, and I fully understand the crippling feeling of jitters and nakedness that these poor souls are going through. Although nothing could undercut the extraordinary heroism of those organizing this diaper drive, I do earnestly hope and pray that such organizers possess enough tolerance and general empathy to recognize the equally compelling needs of financially destitute adult babies and DL's when providing such assistance. http://www.9and10news.com/Category/Story/?id=287398&cID=1

I don't feel guilty about any of my pleasures. What are your views on Adult Babies?

Hi, I would like to respond to some comments I received on my post asking about pap smears. I would respond in the thread, but I wanted to reach a wider audience. The reason I want to know about experiences with pap smears is because I've never had one. I don't think I've even had something similar happen to me. I've done all the googling and research possible. I'm looking here to learn about first-hand experiences. Sorry for the confusion and thank you for your time. Also, thank you in advance for your help.

As much as I hate to admit it, I was actually a bully. I never got bullied or made fun of. The things they say about bullies being insecure is true. I spent years of pent up insecurity and anxiety over my true nature on running around and nipping some butts. When I started to get more in touch with myself through the Diaper Community, I learned a lot about why I did some of the things I did. I highly recommend people listen to their hearts and not let society tell them that diapers and things normally enjoyed by babies are only for babies and the incontinent senile.

While I don't have any photos of myself as a pre-teen, I find it necessary to comment on the fact that I was always "different." If anyone wants to chat about pre-teens and pre-teen life, I'd be happy to get involved. I am thinking of starting a new thread on the subject.

Favorite memory is of when my wife and I uploaded our first AB video online. How many times a year do you visit a doctor?

Diaper absorbent used to try to plug nuke leak - article here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42402150/ns/world_news-asiapacific/ I thought this was a really good idea and hopefully more can be gleaned from the ingredients of diapers. Perhaps even for curing different health ailments.

Do you happen to be a fan of Ayn Rand?