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Love Begins
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@sierraranchoharley
Not taking any chances….
Not tempting it
Let’s go
Ahhh feels so good to do diaper checks again ✔️
He really listens now.
Who doesn't want a diaper boyfriend?
I mean...here's why I love mine 😍
✨loving and affectionate
✨ super sweet
✨ cuddly, squishy, cheeky
✨ big ol teddy bear!
✨ he trusts me fully to help with what's best for him
✨ he listens and remembers everything about me
✨ we play and laugh alot (sore bellies to be had!)
✨ so open to being loved and snuggled back
✨ he just adores me daily
✨ such a deep bond and connection
✨ oh and fun loving humiliation
✨ he focused on me as much as I focus on him
Also, it's our anniversary today 🎉🥳🥰🥰
One full year of being in a relationship. Celebrating our love and our deep connection, friendship and our future plans coming to fruition.
I love loving you. I can't wait to be your fiance one day soon 💜
Could you do me a favor?
If you feel that there is nothing wrong with being an adult baby, if enjoying wearing diapers doesn’t make you a freak, if it’s not weird or abnormal to find happiness in acting like an infant or toddler.
If you agree with all that, could you pretty please reblog this?
Thank you ^_^
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I've noticed something that I think is ironic.
People having a messing accident tend to void more rapidly and forcefully than people messing voluntarily or people with no messing control. This is because in the typical person, the urge to defecate kicks in when the pressure in the rectal ampulla hits c. 18 mmHg and reflex expulsion occurs at c. 55 mmHg. Voluntary voiding takes place in the 18–55 mmHg window, and untrained messing likely occurs toward the lower end, but failure of asserted bowel control generally only occurs at the top end, under maximum pressure.
For the same reason, people having a messing accident tend to have more massive voids than people messing voluntarily or people with no messing control. This is because the main contributor to the pressure in the rectum is the amount of mass it contains; exercising bowel control allows buffered mass to build up, and reflex expulsion and failure of asserted bowel control happens when the rectum hits its mass limit.
I've mentioned before that a full diaper is obvious and a diaper being filled even more so. This is true at all times and is a fact of life with FI, but it is absolutely more relevant early on. Visibility is due to both absolute deviation (a full diaper) and relative change (a diaper being filled). A heavier and more massive mess produces a more obvious butt bump; the more rapid and forceful the mess, the more obvious that the movement in the seat of the pants could not be anything except a diaper getting filled.
Entirely apart from any sounds produced by the body, most diapers, and the clothes over them, make noises while being filled out due to having to flex significantly to accommodate the intrusion, which causes their surfaces to distort and rub up against other surfaces, both of which generate noise. Cloth-backed disposables make a weird little hiss; plastic-backed disposables crinkle; most kinds of waterproof pants creak; onesies hiss; jeans and belts creak.
For obvious reasons, someone who expects to mess their diapers will dress for messy diapers; someone who doesn't won't. My wardrobe is as skirt-heavy as it is because skirts are fantastic at concealing full diapers; if I weren't expecting full diapers I would be more likely to tool around in jeans.
Only certain public bathrooms are really adequate for messy diaper changes — this is especially the case if you're new to it. If you don't know, or don't know how to find out, which bathrooms in your local area are actually suitable, you are likely to spend a significant amount of time frantically looking for one.
Finally, of course, messing your diapers outs you as being in diapers. Filling your diapers looks completely different from having the same accident in your pants (e.g., because the mess conforms to the shape of the seat of the diaper, not the seat of the pants).
This strikes me as ironic because one of probably the top two reasons people don't choose to mess their diapers full-time is they're afraid it will be noticed — but of all the times you ever fill your diapers, the ones most likely to be noticed are the ones you don't intend and therefore don't expect and don't prepare for.
I'm writing this partly because I've literally been there a couple of times for accidents that people had in the phase where they weren't prepared for them, and both individuals, despite essentially startling and flinching, then immediately exerted an immense degree of effort to play it off like nothing had happened, and I was just like, internally ... your emotional maturity and self-control are great, but you still just unintentionally filled your diapers and I still just watched you do it. The only person here you're maybe kind of fooling is yourself.
I'm also writing this partly because it's surprisingly not uncommon among people who paused at wetting and then proceeded to messing — having initially refrained from untraining messing because they wanted to maintain a level of secrecy in certain circumstances or around certain people, and then having a completely unplanned failure of bowel control in circumstances which made their initial plan for secrecy moot.
L - What do you love the most about ageplay?
Oooooh! Good question! 😋
Really, I just find it so much FUN! It’s just such an incredible blend of thrilling sexual expression and sensation mixed with a truly relaxing sense of release. It’s a space where I can just relax and play and embrace the cuter, softer side of life in a way that is really difficult outside of ageplay. I’ve had some of my most powerful/exhilarating/humiliating thrills and orgasms while deep into little space and some of my most tender/loving/cozy memories all in the same place, sometimes only moments apart!
I’m the rather assertive and in-control sort of personality most of the time so being able to let that go and just hand that control to someone else while still feeling safe and loved is just…. Amazing. Anyone who’s ever looked after me can attest to how often I simply melt and fall asleep on the change table because of how relaxed I am 😅
Plus it’s just literally FUN. Toys are fun! Games are fun! Being silly and creative and sincere is the best sort of fun!! Being able to play and have fun without having to act cool or aloof or worried about how well I’m doing at the task is just amazing and something that can be otherwise difficult for professional male-presenting adults.
I hope this makes sense, and thank you so much for the ask! It gives me a springboard to put my thoughts out in the world and I really really appreciate that, so thank you!!
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Heard some important information on Twitter today, and thought I’d post it here for anyone who may not have heard it. This is actually a thing, devised by human rights organisation called Karma Nirvana.
Reblog to save a life?
Reblog to save a life.
Sharing because it’s actually a verified and sourced thing and not one of those dumbass fake tip posts.
Good views at the water front 😊
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It always makes me sad when accounts disappear. It doesn’t matter whether they are deactivated or just left to die, it’s one of the most frustrating aspects in the community for me.
There’s no way to know how they are doing, what reasons they had for moving on or that they are gone in the first place. Seriously, go through the accounts you’re following! How many of the inactive ones have you missed in your feed? Have you ever realized that an account has been deactivated before any posts from them have appeared in your timeline? Same here. In the last few weeks, I’ve noticed how many accounts are either inactive or deactivated. redpaddedbottom, stephanies-diary, wittlesissybaby, @littlefroganddaddy, @thelittlestbird88, just to name a few, but the list goes on and on.
What can we do about that? Nothing much, but I wish we had a way to let them know they are missed, although no one ever says something about them.
If you’re reading this and you haven’t let us hear from you for a while (no matter whether I mentioned you or not): We miss you! Hope you’re doing well!
Unpottytrainingchallenge day 13 diaper leak @mommykatmarie
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Unpottytrainingchallenge day 11 wear a cloth diaper @mommykatmarie
Unpottytraining day 10 double diaper to bed
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