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.
There are times where I don’t feel like wearing diapers. Sometimes it is a day/week away, and there are other times where it is longer. A recent week has been that for me. I have not felt like wearing for a number of days in a row, and the feeling was even more present when … Continue reading Diaper Fatigue
I’ve wanted to wear diapers for as long as I can remember. The majority of my life has since been a struggle of wanting diapers, but not wanting to want them. That was until one very late migraine-filled night on a business trip when I had the concept of peace through self-acceptance enter my mind. … Continue reading Embrace, Understand, Accept, Incorporate, Operate, You
I keep a journal that I frequent, more or less, on a weekly basis. It is a book of blank pages, no lines, where I can draw and scribe what is going on in my life. This blog, and the associated documents that I keep to prepare for posts, has become a similar method of … Continue reading Is self-care selfish?
While reading a new book it began talking about how we all too often define ourselves by our work. People ask, “What do you do?” When you are at an icebreaker event or some kind of “getting to know you” situation, how do you choose to introduce yourself? Do you lead with your career? Do … Continue reading See Yourself, Be Yourself
I have always been an overthinker. Standing in the shower I will work through countless scenarios that have such a tiny likelihood of actually happening. This can be healthy, but I know I’ve experienced a tipping point where it is detrimental to my mental health. I will feel my mental state change because of something … Continue reading Becoming a parent as an ABDL
It is hard to not enjoy the wholesome goodness that is Ted Lasso. I could definitely do without the language, but I have enjoyed the storytelling and altruistic approach to life that Ted Lasso has. Late in the first season it humanized the main character in a way that let you know that while he … Continue reading Revisiting “two lives” with Ted Lasso
A little over two years ago my wife called me her “diaper wearing husband.” That conversation and moment was a big step for me as I continued to learn to love the diaper-wearing side of myself. I didn’t realize it at the time, but in between our conversations about ABDL and me my wife was … Continue reading Still her Diaper Wearing Husband
While reading a book about Ikigai, or the Japanese concept of our sense of purpose or reason for being, the end of the book brings a new term called “Wabi-Sabi” to me. Wabi-Sabi can be explained as “wisdom in natural simplicity” or “flawed beauty.” This concept was introduced at the end of their book where … Continue reading Wabi-Sabi
Sometimes we all need a minute…. A minute to step away, reboot, reset, scream, something to help us get back on track.During the pandemic we felt differently about work, social gatherings, and life in general as we all navigated things in our own way. At times, it crept up on us (think frog in the … Continue reading A moment to be mindful
We find comfort and solace in different places. Some of those places can be unexpected, and often are some of the most impactful and meaningful in our lives. We get stuck in routine and regimented living, which also brings us a different kind of comfort, and life can blur past us. It is often when … Continue reading The Taco Bell Lady
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