ABDL related stories
Reverse potty training, often referred to as ‘diapering as an adult,’ is a complex issue that encompasses a range of situations and challenges. It’s not simply about reverting back to using diapers; it’s a symptom of underlying medical or neurological conditions, developmental disabilities, or even societal pressures. Individuals with conditions like incontinence, spina bifida, or cerebral palsy may require diapers due to physiological limitations.
Others may find themselves involuntarily needing diapers due to severe anxiety or trauma, creating a cyclical reliance on this method of managing bodily functions. Furthermore, the social stigma surrounding incontinence can lead individuals to avoid seeking professional help and resort to diapering as a coping mechanism.
This secrecy can further isolate and shame individuals, perpetuating a cycle of reliance. It’s important to recognize that reverse potty training is not a lifestyle choice, but a necessity for many individuals who lack the physical or emotional ability to manage their bodily functions without assistance. Addressing societal biases and providing accessible healthcare solutions for incontinence remains crucial to supporting the well-being of those who rely on diapers.
A New Baby Slave Jay and I had been speaking for quite sometime on-line. He was mostly a DL but always said that if he could find the right baby girl he’d give it up and become a permanent daddy. So it was finally time to do this. I had finally decided to leave my … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Twelve When Jen opened the door there were a few emotions that arose, but anger and being mad was not one of them. The first wave of emotions was a little bit of shock, not in the scents of ‘OMG, it’s a nursery,’ but more just shocked at how absent … Read more
The Baby – Chapter Two Daddy James was reading his local newspaper at the table whilst Dee was in her high chair, covered in food. She didn’t say anything much but she was still hoping to make her escape and wanted to lull him into a false sense of security, so by not acting up … Read more
The Baby – Chapter One Dee had not always been a feisty woman, infact she had been quite shy at school, but as she had grown older she became more able to cope with life and as a result became a feisty person always standing up for her rights, and indeed everyone else’s. She was … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Eleven I am not sure about anyone else, but sleep is not always my friend. Some days are better than others and Jen has been a help in making sure that I have more good nights than crummy nights. I mean when you are a bedwetter pretty much all your … Read more
Marsha’s New Baby Life My boyfriend Jeremy and I lived together in a nice 2-bedroom apartment in New York. It was out in the country as we had chosen to be secluded for privacy reasons. We both had full time jobs. I worked as a receptionist in an office and he worked in a law … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Ten Taking a shower with Charlie was not planned, but due to the situation and outcome of what took place, I felt that it was needed. We normally don’t make a habit of showering together but there are times here and there when it just happens. I was also happy … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Eight It took Jennifer and Mr. Kim three shops and what seemed like hours of shopping to find the perfect gift for Mr. Kim’s wife. I found myself wondering about the different corners of this small shop as the two of them were ogling over the different cards to go … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Seven With the Jeep outside and my sports car inside I press the button to close the garage. I had a feeling once she heard the car start that she was going to come and see what I was doing, I just did not expect her to run like she … Read more
Descent into Diapers – Chapter Six Like most mornings I woke up first. Throughout the night Jen’s hold on me must have loosened as I know had my back turned to her, though her arm was still over the top of me. I mindlessly reached over to the nightstand to grab my phone, only to … Read more