ABDL related stories
ABDL, which stands for Adult Baby/Diaper Lover, is a community that embraces a unique lifestyle centered around the comfort and nostalgia of infancy and early childhood. Within this community, crying holds a multifaceted significance, serving as both a form of emotional release and a deeply intimate expression of vulnerability.
For many individuals within the ABDL community, the act of crying while engaging in age regression activities can be a cathartic experience, allowing them to tap into a space of emotional authenticity and connect with their inner child on a profound level.
The tears shed during these moments symbolize a release of pent-up emotions, providing a sense of relief and renewal. Moreover, crying in the context of ABDL play can foster a deep sense of trust and intimacy between partners, as it often signifies a willingness to be emotionally open and transparent with one another.
In this way, tears become not just a physical manifestation of emotion, but also a language through which individuals within the ABDL community communicate their deepest desires, fears, and vulnerabilities, forging bonds that transcend societal norms and embrace the beauty of human connection in all its forms.
Aunt Christy I never intended to become a baby again but some how that seems to be just what happened. I was 18 and had just graduated from high school. I was going to take a year off from school before going back to college. Mom and dad said that was fine with them. I … Read more
At school in Diapers Pam was always getting picked on at school, she was very thin and plain looking and painfully shy…in other words an easy target. Mary Beth was the ringleader and decided it was time to pick on Pam once again. “Here she is Miss Weedy herself!” she taunted as Pam walked past. … Read more
Asking for It 2 I was on my best behavior all week. With the threat of spankings renewed I had no interest in mischief, a fact my parents praised me for; and my friends mocked me for. As the weekend approached I both dreaded and anxiously awaited my promised Sunday discipline. I hated that ass … Read more
Is Ana 22 Going on 2? – Chapter Five & Six Ana stood naked just having had her skirt ripped off Nicole’s slightest touch of Ana’s pussy caused her to orgasm and before she could take a few steps let alone get to the bathroom had an accident. Nikki stood there staring at her … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Ten Auntie Joan had been working from her den at home. She’d had quite a lot of paper work regarding Rainbow and perhaps even more after what happened at school. However, she’d said that we needed to talk and I was keen to get whatever the ‘problem’ was out of the … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Eight Auntie wanted me to try sleeping in the ‘other room’ with all the grown up stuff and sensible covers. This was her idea of ‘baby steps’ (I’m sure she used those words on purpose to get me to go along with it all) to feel able to identify with being … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Six I hadn’t asked to be changed. Although it hung heavy I was getting used to having a full diaper and it didn’t bother me. It was fascinating to see just how much a disposable could absorb and even more fascinating to feel the weight as you carried it around whilst … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Four Monday morning and I was nervous. It was to be my first day at Rainbow Rooms and, as Auntie had pointed out the day before; I would be treated just like all the other kids. I would dress the same, I would eat the same, I’d play the same and … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Twenty-Two I woke up as usual Saturday morning to a well soaked nappy. It would be the third change I’d had since I got home Friday night and despite Doctor Laura saying I had control – this just proved I hadn’t. Last night when I got in I was feeling … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Twenty-One I suppose the main thing was that Doctor Ames had been proved correct in her assumption that there was more to my situation than just being frightened of thunder. Indeed, that there were other underlying factors to do with both physical and mental issues… and a new one was … Read more