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Hmmmm…now what was on my list?! Apples, butter, cream cheese, coffee, oh and that’s right…. pull-ups!!!
Uhm ... considering that (definitely cute, but) very soggy diaper butt, are you really sure that the pull-ups aisle is the right one for you? Because, honestly, it doesn't look like you are ready for pull-ups in the foreseeable future, just sayin' ...
Do I get a treat for keeping my diaper dry through the night? Or…wait…was I supposed to wet it?
35 year old DL in US just wanting to share my fun with others
"Aww, sweetie ... we talked about that, didn't we? When you were still in pull-ups, a dry night meant lots of praises. But since we put you back in diapers, a dry nighttime diaper means you'll have to wear it in the morning until it's thoroughly used before you get a change, since we are definitely not gonna waste a perfectly fine diaper. And of course we will increase your fluid intake before bedtime in the evening. Come on, sweetheart, let's get some breakfast. Pardon? Yes, it's true that you could use the potty in the morning for pooping when we changed you out of your nighttime diaper, but because this isn't happening today you'll either have to hold it or just do it in your diaper. After all, that's what it is for. Just another consequence of pretending to be a big girl at night. Quit stalling now and let's go to the kitchen, crinklebutt, your pancakes are getting cold."
Emily strained against the restraints, the straightjacket pressing in tight as her sobs echoed faintly off the institutional walls. Her diaper, thick and crinkly, already carried the faint warmth of use—a fact she was painfully aware of with every little move. Shame burned on her skin as much as tears did on her cheeks.
Nurse Caldwell leaned forward now, her cool clinical expression unchanging as she snapped a note into the clipboard. Then she stood and moved closer to the bedside, her presence commanding.
“Let’s have a look then,” she said evenly, her tone so matter-of-fact it only deepened the humiliation. With a practiced grip, she slipped fingers at the elastic waistband of the diaper and peered inside, her expression calm as though checking a child. A subtle smile flickered.
“Wet, just as expected. Good girl. You’re already following instructions.”
Emily turned her face away, cheeks glowing crimson. “Please… don’t say that… I’m not… I’m not a baby,” she stammered through tears.
Caldwell only chuckled lightly under her breath. She laid her palm against the front of the diaper, gently pressing, then began to massage in slow circles. The thick padding crinkled under her touch as she applied just enough pressure to remind Emily of its weight and purpose.
Emily gasped, caught off guard by the sensation.
The nurse tilted her head, her voice slipping into a tone that was teasingly sweet, almost affectionate, but edged with mockery.
“You see, Emily, the more I check… the more natural it becomes. Soon, that warmth between your thighs won’t embarrass you.” Her hand gave a firmer, lingering press as she smirked down at the trembling patient. “In fact, I believe you’ll learn to like it. In here, diapers aren’t punishment. They’re part of who you are.”
Emily trembled, torn between shame and nervous anticipation she couldn’t put into words. Her lower lip quivered as fresh tears slid down her cheek.
“I… I don’t want to…”
Caldwell leaned closer, lowering her voice to a soft whisper right by Emily’s ear.
“But you will. That’s how diaper training works. You’ll stop holding back, and eventually, you’ll stop noticing at all. And when you’ve fully surrendered to your new dependence—well, that’s when we know your correction is complete.”
She pulled back, her voice returning to that cool neutrality as she patted the front of the diaper once more before withdrawing her hand.
“Soon enough, you’ll wonder why you ever resisted. And do you know the best part?” She gave a sly smile. “A diapered girl doesn’t cheat.”
Emily’s sob broke into a shuddering whimper, but her body’s trembling betrayed something more complicated than despair. Nurse Caldwell simply sat back down in her chair again, her face neutral once more, as if the teasing softness had been a brief, strategic intervention.
The program pressed on, and Emily had only taken her first steps into regression.
Lily had always been the kind of person who lit up a room. Her laughter was infectious, her kindness effortless, and her future seemed limitless. She was the one friends turned to for advice, the student professors praised, the daughter parents bragged about. But as her final semester at college loomed, the pressure to maintain her perfect image began to weigh on her like never before.
At first, it was just sleepless nights and a constant knot in her stomach. Then came the headaches, the panic attacks, and the overwhelming sense that she was one misstep away from losing everything she’d worked for. She hid it well—smiling through the anxiety, making excuses for her exhaustion. Even her boyfriend, Mark, didn’t see the cracks forming until they became impossible to ignore.
One evening, after Lily broke down in tears over a minor mistake, Mark made a decision. He had read about St. Claire’s Renewal Center, a renowned institution specializing in regression therapy—a place where people could confront the roots of their anxiety and rebuild themselves. Without asking Lily, he scheduled an evaluation.
The first few weeks at St. Claire’s were the hardest Lily had ever endured. The sterile, sunlit corridors felt like a maze she’d never escape. But nothing prepared her for the shock of her first therapy session.
A nurse greeted her with a gentle but unyielding firmness. “Lily, please hand over your clothes. From now on, you’ll wear these.” She handed Lily a folded set of soft hospital clothes—and a thick, crinkling diaper.
Lily’s cheeks burned. “I can’t wear that,” she protested, her voice trembling.
“It’s part of the regression therapy,” the nurse explained, her tone kind but resolute. “You’ll adjust. All do.”
The first days were a blur of humiliation and resistance. She tried pleading, bargaining, even sneaking to the bathroom, but the staff were always a step ahead. Her underwear was taken away. The rules were clear: diapers at all times, no exceptions, and no use of the toilet allowed.
At night, Lily lay awake, the unfamiliar bulk around her a constant reminder of her loss of control. She felt stripped of her dignity, reduced to something less than herself. But the therapists encouraged her to write daily journal entries, focusing on the positive aspects of her experience.
At first, her entries were stiff and resentful:
Journal Entry, Week 1: I don’t see how this is supposed to help. I feel embarrassed and angry. I miss my old life, my privacy, my choices. I don’t want to get used to this.
But the days turned into weeks, and the rigid routine began to dull her resistance. The staff were never cruel; they were patient, supportive, and always there when she needed help. Slowly, Lily noticed something changing inside her.
Journal Entry, Week 3: I still hate the diapers, but I have to admit, I don’t worry as much about making mistakes. There’s nothing to hide here. Everyone knows, and no one judges. It’s strange, but I feel a little lighter.
She started to notice the small comforts: the softness of the fabric, the way she no longer had to rush or worry about finding a bathroom, the gentle acceptance from the staff and other patients. Her anxiety, once a constant roar, began to quiet.
Journal Entry, Week 6: I never thought I’d say this, but there’s something freeing about not having to be perfect all the time. The diapers are just a part of my day now. I don’t feel ashamed anymore. I’m starting to feel safe.
As the months passed at St. Claire’s, Lily’s world transformed in ways she never could have imagined. The therapy’s strict routines, unwavering encouragement from the staff, and daily journaling all worked together to reshape her feelings—first from resistance, then to acceptance, and finally to a surprising sense of contentment.
From the very beginning, the rules had been clear and non-negotiable: Lily was never allowed to use the toilet, for anything. Her diapers were her only option, just as they were for a toddler. The nurses made this explicit, gently but firmly reminding her, “Lily, you’re here to let go, just like a little one. The toilet isn’t for you anymore. You’re doing so well, wearing and using your diapers and learning to trust and relax.”
At first, this was the hardest part for Lily. She felt exposed and vulnerable. But the nurses’ response was always the same—warm, excessive praise and encouragement.
Journal Entry, Month 3: It’s strange to admit, but I don’t even try to wake up dry anymore. Even if I skip the extra water at night, it just happens. The nurses told me—with the biggest smiles—that it will be permanent now, and that I’ll only use diapers from now on, just like a toddler. They praised me so much, saying I’ve made amazing progress and that this is a sign of true healing. A few months ago, that would have terrified me. But now, I honestly don’t mind. Waking up wet, and using my diaper for everything, is just part of my life. There’s no pressure, no expectations. Just acceptance.
The nurses’ praise never wavered. Each morning, their cheerful voices greeted her with, “Wonderful job, Lily! You’re using your diapers just like a little one.”
By month four, Lily’s acceptance blossomed into something deeper—a quiet happiness she hadn’t felt in years.
Journal Entry, Month 4: I never thought I’d say this, but I’m happy in diapers. There’s so much convenience: I never have to interrupt what I’m doing, never have to worry about finding a bathroom or having an accident. The softness and comfort are soothing, and I feel safe and protected all the time. The nurses still praise me every morning, telling me how well I’m doing at being just like a toddler. I’ve stopped feeling embarrassed. Instead, I feel free—free from the anxiety, the pressure, and the fear of not being perfect. I can just be myself, and that’s the best feeling of all.
Lily’s laughter returned, lighter and more genuine than ever. She made friends, supported others, and embraced her new reality with open arms.
On visitors day, sunlight streamed through the tall windows of St. Claire’s hallway as Mark lifted his phone to capture the moment. Lily stood before him in her hospital gown, her well-used diaper clearly visible. She glanced back over her shoulder, her face radiant with genuine happiness.
For the first time, she didn’t care at all that her diaper could be seen. She felt free—unburdened by embarrassment, anxiety, or the need to hide any part of herself. In that instant, the picture Mark took wasn’t just an image; it was a testament to Lily’s acceptance, her courage, and her newfound peace.
"Come on, sweetie, quit stalling and finish your bottle, it's already a few minutes past 9 pm ... pardon? Yes, I can see that your diaper is already a bit wet, but you know the rules, there are no changes past your bedtime. It's because you were dawdling while brushing your teeth earlier. Aww ... sweetheart, I promise you'll be fine in your diaper until morning! Say again?! Yes, I remember that I woke you up last year to watch the fireworks at midnight, but this year you'll stay in bed. Why? Well, watching the New Years fireworks is only for big girls, but considering that you haven't even used a toilet the entire year, I just don't think you're a big girl. Aww ... don't pout, maybe in a few years we can think about it again, okay?! Sleep well, sweetie!"
Happy New Year 2025 everyone!
Look at that, six out of seven days a week you had a messy bottom. Even toddlers are more potty trained than that.
If I had my way, I think we’d just put the potty chart away. You’re going in your pants all the time anyway, no point in recording how often a baby poops herself.
(Also poor baby must have had a bad tummy day Sunday, huh?)
T…they’re just temporary…. Right guys?
I’m still… I’m still a big girl, aren’t I?
thanks for the ask ~ 🤍
(also yes, Sunday was easily the worst day of my life 🙈)
Totally agree with the anon here. I also don't see a point in having a potty chart for her if that's the result, I mean, we certainly do not have to keep track of her using her diapers. That's simply what babies do, using their diapers, nothing to advertise. I would remove her potty chart (and the potty, of course!) and if she asks, I'd tell her that we wait with using the potty and having a potty chart until next year or so when she is maybe a bit more ready for it.
I have two questions for you if you want to answer them 😅☺️
Did you ever have a girlfriend who likes your “kinks” as well? (Or maybe even have a girlfriend/wife)
When and how did your interest in diapers and abdl start? Did you see it somewhere or did a friend introduce you to it?
(Btw I’m also German but a girl 🙈🇩🇪 and I obviously like emoji’s 😅)
Sure! My relationships have been kinda vanilla so far. However, I’ve met girls from the abdl community, but we didn’t end up in a relationship.
My interest in diapers exists as long as I can remember. It was among the first things I googled when I had my own cellphone (the old ones that made you panic when you accidentally hit the internet button due to the expenses). Later on my first notebook I discovered that there’s a whole community out there, particularly on tumblr.
Feel free to send me a dm btw! ☺️
"Sweetie ... hey, sweetie ... wake up! Aww, you're still a bit drowsy, huh?!
Sorry for waking you up, but it's 11:58 pm and I thought you might wanna come with me and watch the firework from the big window in our living room ... you do?! Great, then grab Mr. Fluffles and hurry up a bit, it's almost midnight! Pardon? No, sweetheart, afterwards it's straight back to bed for you, your diaper will be fine until morning."
Happy New Year 2024 everyone!
uh ooh 😯 pull-up malfunction 😳
„Aww, sweetie … looks like it was a bit too early to give pull-ups a try, huh? You don’t think so?! Well, but I do. Good thing it was the last one in the package anyways. I will start our monthly diaper subscription again. For how long? Well, I would say at least until next summer, sweetheart. There is no point in trying pull-ups and potty training if you don’t even make any effort, especially in winter time when all the layers of clothing make it also kinda challenging. Then we might as well keep you in diapers for another 6 months. Besides, I’ve heard several times that potty training is easier in summer time anyways.“
His version of letting me be a "big girl" and wear panties
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That's actually fairly generous, if you ask me. Definitely wouldn't happen in my household. A young lady who wears such thick, crinkly diapers on her way to becoming a 24/7 diaper girl has no needs whatsoever for any kind of grown-up panties. Those are for adults who use the toilet properly and regularly. And there also is no point in letting her pretend to be a 'big girl', her big and puffy bum shows clearly that she is just a little Miss Potty-Pants who needs and likes her diapers a lot.
Amazing AB/DL Blogs and Where to Find Them
A while ago, I answered someone who asked if I could recommend more ABDL blogs here on Tumblr. Since my post received lots of likes but is a bit outdated by now, I decided to provide another (most likely incomplete) overview for all of you diaper-weirdos out there.
All blogs are of course exclusively run by and about adults.
If your blog is not included but you wish to be added, please send me a PM and which category you would like to see your blog added to. Keep in mind you need to be a content creator, just re-blogging is not enough.
Blogs mentioned have been active within the last few months.
No blogs with mainly commercial interests.
Last edit: October 20, 2023
Let’s start with …
Girls living their best 24/7-diapered life (… or at least wear and enjoy their diapers a lot):
@onemoretime-99
@asiandiapcutie
@diaperedlexi
@misspandapants
@diaperlexi
@black-rasbaby
@babyfluffybutt
@bitsybunbun
@fetishalex1900
@soggystrawberry
@kayleeheartkins
@little-lucy-morningstar
@ashleysmessyjourney
@diaperedlilgirl
@dainty-dollette
@crowindiapers
@requincouche
@littlefroganddaddy
@diaperbabe
@fairyprincessjess
@lolita-in-the-mist
@daddyslittlesnugglebunny2
@littleprincessbug3
@sunnywittledayss
@sunnywittledays
@iamprincessbabyluna
@dominanovem
@star-shine-kitten
@littlesiren-song
@reagansweetsxo
@mutineer123 ( @consecratedbelle )
@daddysdreamydollie
@sweetasme
@jejes-world
@daddy-and-hislittlegirl
@whoknow-and-snowflake
@akinkycouple
@werenotadulting
@cumpliantly
@josiedl
@littlehunnybee
@wildishbambinaa
@diapergirlfaye
@lolaandthensome
@kittenwears
@ma-diapercouple
@padded-princess
@cutelilbutterfy
@prinz34
@hi-its-babygirlcora
@paddedfordaddy
@littleskittle19
@laura-iwittlesissybabys-weird
@monsieur–s
@nicasnursery
Mommys who know how to make sure that their littles are properly diapered:
@badbehaviorxx
@foxiemystique ( @missfoxiemommy )
@themissvee
@bbboyandsnacktress
@msminadiapertales
@begoodformommy
@bebadformommy
@mommyandme1
@babygirlandmommy496
Amazing AB/DL story writers, either as single/multi-part stories or captions:
@all4thedips
@insecurebabybutt
@boysrbabies
@paddedlittleparadise
@3yobbg-2
@helplesslyregressed
@crinklyfantasies
@quietlyhumiliated
@diapergirlstories
@wittl3sissybaby
@bby-kimmy
@mellowsadistic2
@regressionrevolution
@2sissy2christi
@dprdom
@picfab
@thediaperedathlete
@omnomnomdomcaps
@moodxxl
@nannychloetales
Tips & tricks on how to enjoy the AB/DL world (e.g. diaper training, wearing at work, …):
@kali-is-an-abdl
@serah-in-diapers
@diapertrainingashley
German community:
@windelgirl32
@littlefroganddaddy
@littlegirlanddaddy
@deletedtom
@fetishalex1900
@sunny-windel
@windelmeister1985
@prinz34
@temporarilyunavailable-404
@tamagottchy
@mamilena
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“Stop complaining, sweetie. I told you that once you’re back in diapers full-time, you’ll have to use them for everything. And based on your soggy nighttime diaper this morning I feel you’ve no problem to use them for peeing, and I know for sure that you also enjoy them a lot for certain big-girl activities. Pardon? Aww ... come on, sweetheart, you really thought I haven’t noticed your soft grinding whenever you’re sitting on my lap? Or that I never noticed how flat Mr. Teddybear has become since you’re back in diapers because a certain Miss Crinkle-Pants can’t keep herself from humping it? Aww ... looks like someone gets all blushy now! Anyways, sweetheart ... I really appreciate that you like your diapers so much, but wearing diapers also means having to poop in them, that’s just the way it is. And since I haven’t changed a single messy diaper in more than two days, I thought I better give you some ... encouragement, isn’t that nice and considerate? No?! Aww ... I am sorry you feel that way, sweetie. But I know you’ll do a much better job using your diapers for their intended purpose from now on, right? Oh, and keep in mind that we have to start all over again with your enema if you can’t hold it for at least 20 minutes!“
POV: When you decide to put her back in diapers for good, but Madame still believes in equality in a relationship and insists that if she’s gonna lose her potty training, you’re gonna lose yours, too.
Is there a diet for wet poopy diapers
Hey Anon, not sure what exactly you're asking for. But generally, I have heard that drinking water helps to make wet diapers, and eating food leads to poopy ones.
When will I be old enough to use the big girl potty?🥺
“Haven’t we gone over this already, Sweetie? We aborted your last potty training attempt after lots of tears, many sleepless nights and countless wet pants just a few weeks ago, don’t you remember?! It’s just not working for now, and with work and all the other things going on right now I don’t have time and energy dealing with that again in the foreseeable future. We’ll try again, maybe in a year or so, I promise. Pardon? No, sweetheart, pull-ups are only for girls who make it usually to the potty in time, so you really have no need for them. But you know what, tomorrow we’ll place a huuuge order of all kinds of colorful and comfy diapers for you, doesn’t that sound nice?“
Amazing AB/DL Blogs and Where to Find Them
A while ago, I answered someone who asked if I could recommend more ABDL blogs here on Tumblr. Since my post received lots of likes but is a bit outdated by now, I decided to provide another (most likely incomplete) overview for all of you diaper-weirdos out there.
All blogs are of course exclusively run by and about adults.
If your blog is not included but you wish to be added, please send me a PM and which category you would like to see your blog added to. Keep in mind you need to be a content creator, just re-blogging is not enough.
Blogs mentioned have been active within the last few months.
No blogs with mainly commercial interests.
Last edit: October 20, 2023
Let’s start with ...
Girls living their best 24/7-diapered life (... or at least wear and enjoy their diapers a lot):
@onemoretime-99
@asiandiapcutie
@diaperedlexi
@misspandapants
@diaperlexi
@black-rasbaby
@babyfluffybutt
@bitsybunbun
@fetishalex1900
@soggystrawberry
@kayleeheartkins
@little-lucy-morningstar
@ashleysmessyjourney
@diaperedlilgirl
@dainty-dollette
@crowindiapers
@requincouche
@littlefroganddaddy
@diaperbabe
@fairyprincessjess
@lolita-in-the-mist
@daddyslittlesnugglebunny2
@littleprincessbug3
@sunnywittledayss
@sunnywittledays
@iamprincessbabyluna
@dominanovem
@star-shine-kitten
@littlesiren-song
@reagansweetsxo
@mutineer123 ( @consecratedbelle )
@daddysdreamydollie
@sweetasme
@jejes-world
@daddy-and-hislittlegirl
@whoknow-and-snowflake
@akinkycouple
@werenotadulting
@cumpliantly
@josiedl
@littlehunnybee
@wildishbambinaa
@diapergirlfaye
@lolaandthensome
@kittenwears
@ma-diapercouple
@padded-princess
@cutelilbutterfy
@prinz34
@hi-its-babygirlcora
@paddedfordaddy
@littleskittle19
@laura-iwittlesissybabys-weird
@monsieur--s
@nicasnursery
Mommys who know how to make sure that their littles are properly diapered:
@badbehaviorxx
@foxiemystique ( @missfoxiemommy )
@themissvee
@bbboyandsnacktress
@msminadiapertales
@begoodformommy
@bebadformommy
@mommyandme1
@babygirlandmommy496
Amazing AB/DL story writers, either as single/multi-part stories or captions:
@all4thedips
@insecurebabybutt
@boysrbabies
@paddedlittleparadise
@3yobbg-2
@helplesslyregressed
@crinklyfantasies
@quietlyhumiliated
@diapergirlstories
@wittl3sissybaby
@bby-kimmy
@mellowsadistic2
@regressionrevolution
@2sissy2christi
@dprdom
@picfab
@thediaperedathlete
@omnomnomdomcaps
@moodxxl
@nannychloetales
Tips & tricks on how to enjoy the AB/DL world (e.g. diaper training, wearing at work, ...):
@kali-is-an-abdl
@serah-in-diapers
@diapertrainingashley
German community:
@windelgirl32
@littlefroganddaddy
@littlegirlanddaddy
@deletedtom
@fetishalex1900
@sunny-windel
@windelmeister1985
@prinz34
@temporarilyunavailable-404
@tamagottchy
@mamilena
