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.
Some weeks ago we decided to begin raising chickens. My daughter has been asking for some time to have some, so we purchased six and began raising them under a heat lamp in our mudroom. These chicks soon became part of our family, and were part of my children’s school and play. They were handled … Continue reading Who we are when no one else is looking?
A simple act of kindness causes and endless ripple. So often in our lives as Adult Babies we find ourselves looking in, shamed of ourselves and what we experience daily. The knowledge that we are aberrant does not escape us. Knowing can compound our feelings, and push us deeper inside ourselves. Most, if not all, … Continue reading The Gift, small yet precious acts of service
Life changing behavior is often brought about by life-changing events, or crisis. We are seldom able to push ourselves in the right direction without a rather abrupt and urgent push for change. We enjoy the comfort of our current situations, even when they are bad ones, to want to change. Change, even GOOD change, is … Continue reading Heart to Heart, Principle 2 – I Glory in My Jesus (part 2)
While replying to an email to another ABDL blogger (recoveringdl) I brought up the point about perhaps keeping a journal of sorts so I could track how often I wear. We had been discussing frequency of wearing, and the differences of having a set schedule of when to wear and wearing when you “need” or … Continue reading A Journal for Diapers, gathering data
While in Church a previous Sunday it was announced that a Heart To Heart class would be starting at the ward, or congregational level, in the coming months. I think I let the announcement float over me the first time. Then again, it was discussed more, and my wife and I both talked about attending … Continue reading Heart to Heart, a series – Introduction
Finding happiness while in the search for everlasting happiness is something each and everyone of us reach for in this life. We all want to feel happy. We all want to feel worthy of love and happiness. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, especially male Priesthood holders, strive to keep themselves … Continue reading Being worthy in diapers
“Whatever our circumstances might be, we can exercise our faith to come unto Christ and find a God we can trust.”Elder Walter F. González, General Authority Seventy Sitting here taking in General Conference with my family I have begun thinking about what has resonated with me. What will be my takeaways from this weekend? What … Continue reading “Adjustments” and keeping ourselves on the Covenant Path
In our Church the young men are “Called To Serve” when they turn 18 to dedicate two years of their lives as missionaries. Young ladies are able, but not requested/required to serve when they turn 19 and for eighteen months. These two are an opportunity to grow as a person through selfless service to the … Continue reading Bearing the burden of diapers, and being Called To Serve
Fasting is common in religious practice. It is the practice of removing food and possibly water from your day for some period of time. We are promised blessings from removing that from our lives for a small moment in a effort to focus on the spiritual. This time of focus is suggested to bring a … Continue reading Fasting, the vehicle to overcome any struggle or obstacle in our lives.
What are we willing to give, and for what cause? During the Fourth of July holiday week/end I had been thinking about the armed servicemen and women of the United States of America. The sacrifice they give each and every day so we can live in a manner we choose. Coupled with that I watched … Continue reading Sacrifice, or what we are willing to give
Aberrantly Me 