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There's no easy way out of this Presume moving out not an option?
No one said you have to start wearing 24/7 or even consider it.Sgdlboy said:yeah i guess but that would suck on days i didn't want to or if i wasn't in the mood to wear . I mean a part of me did consider the factor but i wasn't mentally prepared to wear like 24/7 .
It will get better in time. I remember being in that situation after my mother found out. The same thing happened, we were watching tv and a diaper commercial came on. The room was awkwardly quiet as the commercial played...Sgdlboy said:I told my mom not to worry about my issues and that im taking care of it myself , so far she is okay with it , i am very sure she has a lot of questions and we were sitting down at the living room watching the daily news and a diaper advertisement came up and let me just say OMG i don't even know where to look and it was sooooo awkward . She 100% definitely gave me the look , it was so bad i didn't even dare to look at her direction , i flustered and asked a random question about some other stuff about the news hoping to direct her thoughts on other stuff . It's so difficult to keep up already .
Not to be a super debbi downer here, but there are lots of parents who reject their children for how they live. I have friends who are estranged from their parents because they're gay, which is something that is MUCH more accepted than ABDL in the general public. My partner is also Asian (which I'm assuming SGDLBOY is, considering he's from Singapore) and let me tell you there is a LOT of pressure to be the perfect child from Asian parents. My partner fits the mold of a pretty "normal" kid (straight, religious, good grades, good job) and even then there's lots of pressure. Something like ABDL is very likely to be seen as VERY VERY shameful.TexasToast11 said:Your mom will never stop loving you, no matter how you turn out to be. Maybe if you explained it to her and why you like wearing diapers. You might be surprised, some mom's very understanding...
Yes exactly spot on , being abdl is seen as shameful here from parents , well at least it is from an asian perspective . I don't even think they know what abdl is and unlike most western counterpart , telling parents that liking to wear diapers for comfort or mental well being is not advised . They will think its some sort of bad mental illness or that if someone is "crazy" . Depending on parents i would say majority of them do not understand at all . If i can tell my mom that i wear for comfort and for my mental well being i definitely would but i would say due to the culture here i would rather lie than to tell the truth .distract said:Not to be a super debbi downer here, but there are lots of parents who reject their children for how they live. I have friends who are estranged from their parents because they're gay, which is something that is MUCH more accepted than ABDL in the general public. My partner is also Asian (which I'm assuming SGDLBOY is, considering he's from Singapore) and let me tell you there is a LOT of pressure to be the perfect child from Asian parents. My partner fits the mold of a pretty "normal" kid (straight, religious, good grades, good job) and even then there's lots of pressure. Something like ABDL is very likely to be seen as VERY VERY shameful.
I'm going to trust that if sgdlboy says that his mom won't accept it, we shouldn't ignore his very real experiences and try and convince him to come clean to her. Realize that it's a huge risk and something that you can't come back from. This is not just a "lets hold hands and sing kumbaya and hope for the best" situation, this could be a real safety issue for the OP. As much as we all can agree that our activities are ok and should be accepted, that's just not the lived reality for a large number of people on this forum.
It is the same with my parents. Every time I imagine my mom or dad finding out about this, I imagine how they would react if they saw Riley Kilo on that one episode of My Strange Addiction, or if they randomly saw another one of us on a talk show/news cycle (which almost never goes well). I can hear it even then: people are nuts, weird, crazy, freaks, just looking for attention, need help, etc. My own relative, in their late twenties, holds down their own job and is financially independent, engaged, and otherwise acts like a responsible adult. Yet my mother's greatest criticism of her is her constant obsession with Disney princesses and "dressing up" (she cosplays). To her, she just needs to grow up and quit acting like a child (remember, they're a fully functioning adult but that one particular hobby negates that apparently). I can only imagine what they would think of us. It's why I have to keep everything about this side of me private; I can't imagine what their response would be and I don't want to damage our relationship as a result, so it's easier to keep it hidden. I'll just wait until I move out to finally be able to try diapers and hopefully will one day find someone I can marry that will accept me for what I am too. Otherwise, it's way safer to keep things hidden. Things just work better that way.Sgdlboy said:Yes exactly spot on , being abdl is seen as shameful here from parents , well at least it is from an asian perspective . I don't even think they know what abdl is and unlike most western counterpart , telling parents that liking to wear diapers for comfort or mental well being is not advised . They will think its some sort of bad mental illness or that if someone is "crazy" . Depending on parents i would say majority of them do not understand at all . If i can tell my mom that i wear for comfort and for my mental well being i definitely would but i would say due to the culture here i would rather lie than to tell the truth .
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