Married Adult Baby Diaper Lover (ABDL) continuing my journey of self-acceptance, self-worth, and becoming the best version of myself with an affinity to wear diapers.
In LEAN thinking there are often rapid cycles of change that allow teams to quickly determine if a change is productive and capable of relieving a bottleneck in productivity. It opens up the concept that failure is not a bad thing, but a tool in which we leverage to achieve success. Let that one sink … Continue reading Failure is not inherently a bad thing – Problem Solving Series – Session 5
A lot of introspection has happened in the last week. I decided I would try and remove diapers, and the things that made me think of them. I want to NOT WANT THEM, and again I feel weak and like a failure because I cannot remove them from my life. My intentions of making things … Continue reading A series of unfortunate events
Unacceptable, that's how I felt after the previous conversations with my wife. How could I want to to wear a diaper when I can see what it caused to happen with my wife? I feel that I am unacceptable in how I feel for wanting to take the pivot I did in the last two … Continue reading Unacceptably Me
Even with the best intentions, we are still human. We still mess up, we still fall short, and we still don’t do things right. I very much know that I am human. I make plenty of mistakes, probably more than my own fair share. I try really hard to put my family first in my … Continue reading When trying isn’t enough
The things we do have direct and indirect impacts on the people, circumstances, and situations around us. Even the environment around us is affected by our actions, our mood, and the way we present ourselves. The mood we present changes the environment around us and the warmth or chill that we emanate to others. Our … Continue reading Cause and Effect – Problem Solving Series – Session 4
Why would anyone in their right mind want to wear a diaper in public? Well okay, why would anyone in their right mind CHOOSE to wear a diaper voluntarily, period?! So many times I have asked myself that kind of question without really having the answer within grasp. Yes, I wear diapers, and yes I … Continue reading Being empowered by wearing in public and wanting to tell a friend
Data and Facts can be confused or mixed in the wrong way when we are trying to solve a problem. Put simply, data is about counting and reporting. This can be how often something does or does not happen and can often be categorized and put into groupings. Facts are reports and descriptions of things … Continue reading Data and Facts – Problem Solving Series – Session 3
Waiting on the Lord - Jeffrey R. Holland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DVpRFRFKME We get so tired with our desire to wear diapers. Something that has been placed on our shoulders that we didn’t ask for. How long do we wait for relief? So many of our questions surrounding diapers begin with “Why?” We ask why a trail or … Continue reading Taking the first step amidst our trials
How we view problems, and then how we choose to attack them speaks volumes about who we are. Thomas Edison is attributed with saying, “I didn’t fail. I just found 2,000 ways not to make a lightbulb. I only needed to find one way to make it work.” When we are able to recognize problems … Continue reading What the GEMBA?! – Problem Solving – Session 2
General Conference October 2020 - Saturday Afternoon Session - Bishop W. Christopher Waddell Calamities and trials WILL come in our lives. They can be personal or general in nature, and vary in severity and impact. Diapers find themselves, in my own life at least, on both sides of this conversation. They have been the trial, … Continue reading There will be bread
Aberrantly Me 