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I'm a nonsexual ABDL as well! You're not alone ^w^ It just feels good to feel little <3
Calico said:Question, how does anyone know this isn't sexual for them? Has anyone ever been told they get turned on by all this by anyone such as by their partners or ex's?
I'm asking because I used to be in this same boat as well until my ex boyfriend told me I get turned on getting my diaper changed and my husband said the same too and he also told me I get turned on being taken care of. If all that turns me on, how do I know I am not turned on by bottles or pacifiers or stuffed animals or children shows and so on?
I was even worried what if I am turned on by kids as well but my husband reassured me I do not get turned on by kids because he has seen me around them.
Calico said:Question, how does anyone know this isn't sexual for them? Has anyone ever been told they get turned on by all this by anyone such as by their partners or ex's?
I'm asking because I used to be in this same boat as well until my ex boyfriend told me I get turned on getting my diaper changed and my husband said the same too and he also told me I get turned on being taken care of. If all that turns me on, how do I know I am not turned on by bottles or pacifiers or stuffed animals or children shows and so on?
I was even worried what if I am turned on by kids as well but my husband reassured me I do not get turned on by kids because he has seen me around them.
ab24months said:I have always felt that there is no place for anything sexual in the AB, Babies don't do or know sex. Baby=innocent
Dolphin said:Being an ABDL is not a sexual thing for me as well. I feel kinda put off when someone assumes that it's sexual for all ABDL's. Babies don't have sexual thoughts and neither do I do when I regress. I wish there was a way to separate those who do concider it as their kink from those who just want to regress (perhaps a different lable?).
Calico said:Question, how does anyone know this isn't sexual for them? Has anyone ever been told they get turned on by all this by anyone such as by their partners or ex's?
I'm asking because I used to be in this same boat as well until my ex boyfriend told me I get turned on getting my diaper changed and my husband said the same too and he also told me I get turned on being taken care of. If all that turns me on, how do I know I am not turned on by bottles or pacifiers or stuffed animals or children shows and so on?
I was even worried what if I am turned on by kids as well but my husband reassured me I do not get turned on by kids because he has seen me around them.
Calico said:Question, how does anyone know this isn't sexual for them? Has anyone ever been told they get turned on by all this by anyone such as by their partners or ex's?
I'm asking because I used to be in this same boat as well until my ex boyfriend told me I get turned on getting my diaper changed and my husband said the same too and he also told me I get turned on being taken care of. If all that turns me on, how do I know I am not turned on by bottles or pacifiers or stuffed animals or children shows and so on?
I was even worried what if I am turned on by kids as well but my husband reassured me I do not get turned on by kids because he has seen me around them.
Trevor said:That's fine if you choose to play that way. Babies may be inexperienced but they can and do derive pleasure from their sexual parts. In any event, even ABs are not babies but "adult babies". The adult part gets to play a part as well. I would never suggest you should engage in sexual AB play if it makes you uncomfortable, just don't pretend you're better than those of us who do.
LittleAndrea said:I know there are a lot of people that see it as a sexual thing but there are also a lot of people like me that couldn't possibly think of it that way.
In fact there is such a feeling of innocence that is associated with this part of me that mixing it with my sexuality is repulsive. I am a lifestyle little that spends most of my spare time as a little and only participate in (in the interest of full disclosure) sexual activities to make my husband who I love more than life itself happy. If I could be I would be completely asexual.
^ This comment makes me very uncomfortable. "babies may be inexperienced", WTF?
CuddleWoozle said:What Trevor means is that sometimes even infant boys can get 'boners'. Doesn't mean they know how/are ready to DO anything, it's a physical reaction. As to whether they get actual pleasure from it, I don't know, I don't imagine that an infant is in any position to go "Oh, yes, it's quite nice!". XD
https://www.thebump.com/a/baby-erections
(More infant weirdness that mentions some of this stuff: https://www.thebump.com/a/10-totally-weird-but-totally-normal-things-about-your-newborn )
Even my neutered-since-puppyhood dog pops a boner now and then, usually when I'm petting him/scratching his chest. (And I tell him "PUT THAT THING BACK WHERE IT CAME FROM.") It's from -excitement- in his case, not even sexual sorts of excitement, just in general. I would imagine it could be the same with infants!
SpAzpieSweeTot said:People incorrectly equate that nerve response with puberty. You don't need puberty for that. You need erectile tissue, of one kind or another, and sensation and circulation to it. Ask a psychologist what infantile sexuality is. Don't misunderstand what I'm saying. All I'm saying, is it doesn't take puberty, or knowledge of sex, to have a, "more than like," physical response to diapers. So when some of us claim to have had that happen from very young, maybe don't write them off as lying.
A non-ABDL male in my family, had to tell his mom he couldn't pee. She sat him on the toilet, gave him a toy to play with, and just waited for what went up, to go down. He was 5.
OfficialPastelPoppet said:[snipped]^ This comment makes me very uncomfortable. "babies may be inexperienced", WTF?[snipped]