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Is it just me, or are there more Little Boys than Little Girls in the AB world?? Any theories behind this?!
Ooh, brilliant theory!!! I reckon this too!!PartyPanda1015 said:I think it might be because men are expected to be tough and all that crap. But men need a break too, not to mention they arent all manly. So I think maybe it has something to do with that. Or diapers and baby things feel better to them since they didn't get to be babies for as long before they were expected to grow up. I'm a girl, so I can't really say but that is what I think it is for boys.
i expect this as well, but i'd add more babyish things are accepted for girls regardless of age.PartyPanda1015 said:I think it might be because men are expected to be tough and all that crap. But men need a break too, not to mention they arent all manly. So I think maybe it has something to do with that. Or diapers and baby things feel better to them since they didn't get to be babies for as long before they were expected to grow up. I'm a girl, so I can't really say but that is what I think it is for boys.
You bring a good point! Besides ABDL, I cannot think of any other fandom/community where guys are free to enjoy cutesy stuff. I mean theres a few that come close, for example:dprdypr said:similarly to that girls have more socially accepted outlets for cutesy stuff without having to explore all the way to ABDL
The thing is. Men should be allowed to enjoy that stuff everywhere. And in reality? They are. It’s just a cultural background thing. People have this stereotypical image of a man being the head of a family, sporting gray facial hair and being all manly when in reality? Only some percentage of males want to be that EVER.ShyBoo81 said:You bring a good point! Besides ABDL, I cannot think of any other fandom/community where guys are free to enjoy cutesy stuff. I mean theres a few that come close, for example:
Any other cutesy fandom/community with a decent male population that I might have missed?
- Theres the MLP/brony fandom that blew up in early 2010s (I used to be one myself lol ) But that community is based entirely on just one show. Not really something you would live as a lifestyle
- Theres Lolita fashion. But very few males (called Brolitas) are into the fashion. And frankly Lolita is a pretty hardcore hobby to get into, like you gotta be skilled at coordinating an outfit to pull off Lolita well. Even harder if you're a guy
- Theres the art community, specifically ones that focus on cute art styles (like moeblob for example) But that too takes alot of time/practice to get into. Not sure Im correct, but most artist I follow on social media are girls, so I assume its mostly just girls who like drawing cutesy stuff
- Theres the Pokemon and Animal Crossing fandom?... Though this one might be a bit of stretch lol. I mean its a videogame and not really a lifestyle (unless you count endless hours of gaming as a lifestyle lol )
I think there's a few general factors at play;
So I think it's a lot less unbalanced than it seems - I'd guess somewhere between 20% and 30% of ABDLs are female, maybe even as many as half.
- Women are "taught" to be much more reserved with their interests and fantasies (particularly those of a sexual nature), though that notion is thankfully changing.
- Especially online (where anonymity comes so easily), women are subject to some rather... undesirable interactions, meaning many are put off.
- Because anonymity is so easy to achieve, the alternative - to lurk, or disguise one's gender - is often preferable.
A theory of mine is that ABDL seems to have strong ties to societal expectations. A lot of the appeal of ABDLism is in feeling safe, nurtured and innocent. Generally speaking, men are expected to be less free with their emotions. They're encouraged to be strong, authoritative and independent.
I think a large aspect of ABDLism is borne out of a desire to reconnect with those lost, repressed or discouraged behaviours. And because women are able to explore those feelings openly and "normally", without fear of ridicule, they're less likely to feel that desire to engage in ABDL activities.
Just my two cents as a woman who likes to ponder such things
I always figured this was due to Men being more open about their sexual preferences or hobbies compared to Girls. Even in non-sexual communities I generally find the most open people tend to be guys even with topics that seem traditionally Female.FlowerGirl said:Is it just me, or are there more Little Boys than Little Girls in the AB world?? Any theories behind this?!
Oh uh, you calling us guys out!! LolPuppyMouseMikki said:After having a second go at this I think that… males are kinda gross . I mean honestly. You can check out diaper related posts anywhere and huge chunk of replies are just guys being in awe of how great their sexual organs feel while diapered. Sure they’re more “open”, but this sole fact might creep out girls. I mean… I’m not a bio girl and I’m not even transgender full stop, but try to think for a little while and change your perspective. Some guys come to places like these to talk about diaper area related topics in a dirty and stinky fashion. Sure, you don’t have to read it and you’ll not have to engage in it. If you don’t want to. But it’s very often the style which dominates the conversation and it can be gross.
I agree that lots of girls enjoy being little without wearing or without using diapers. It’s much more rare with boys. There is nothing wrong with that. Everyone should do what works for them. You don’t need to repair anyone.
As for doing it the completely asexual way - lots of male littles aim for that too. Why? Because they want and need just that or because all they get are daddies who want to breed them ._. And I can tell you - it can get very frustrating and tiring as well, getting that sort of thing all the time. There is much much more to life than having sex. Especially to your everyday life. A little who wants a nursery doesn’t want a hollow sex crazed machine as a caregiver. They need other stuff and other types of affection primarily. You don’t chat up a girl asking to sleep with her. C’mon… it’s basics.
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