Lilschoolfox
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i was gonna marry someone i opend my hear to them they crushed it
ik its ok cuddles dont worry this is why i dont probe or open up any morebabybenji said:it was other comments that were not made by you I was referring to sorry if you miss read, it was about other postings
i was livimg with somone gonna marry himbabybenji said:Sorry to hear that, I struggle to open up and communicate to, this site has given me a space to feel safe to talk about ab toddler, how nappies make me calm. This thread us about nappies autism and anxiety. I struggled to understand when you talked about marriage.
The worst case of anxiety I encountered was half of 5 years ago when an extremely malignant throat lymphoma made impossible any cooperation with the nursing staff. I felt very embarrassed being solidly cuffed in the bed of an hospital.Labrador said:I do have anxiety, badly at times.
Anxiety a big issue, finding ways to cope is a necessity. I wear gum shield at night for grinding, due to anxiety. Also have bad social anxiety, when going out. Which sometimes leads to panic attacks. I think your right it’s a balance, nature is a comfort as well. Also take medicine. I think to help autism, and anxiety a holistic approach is necessary. Look at a person as a whole. Sleep, excercise, diet, mental well being, productive. Tests aren’t always right, maybe a second opinion is an ideaLabrador said:The terminology used to describe the human condition changes very rapidly, at a rate that is nearly impossible to keep up. I wonder if there will be a time in the near future when the term “autism” will also be considered improper?
I don’t have ASD myself, (they tested and determined not, but sometimes I do wonder) but I do have anxiety, badly at times. And I can agree diapers do bring me peace, but usually in tandem with something else—weather, Outdoors, a favorite activity.
babybenji said:Anxiety a big issue, finding ways to cope is a necessity.
babybenji said:Autism is a little things that add up to one, my doctor told me this is refer to co-morbid symptoms. In that is anxiety, social anxiety, panic attacks. Rigid or obsessive thinking. It’s all medical jargon I know. There are times through anxiety and panic attacks I can’t leave the house, worst was I couldn’t go out for a week. Every time I opens door a I had panic attack. Eventually ended up in hospital for treatment. Nappies and being a ab toddler, is the biggest comfort release. During that whole week I regressed into a toddler, it made a real difference
I relate completely. Thank you for sharing m. I hate being as n adult. Nappies and little space is my life, it really brings calm to a storm. Nappies feel amazing I agree the sensory perspective, it’s like a big hug all other, mind drifts into a ni ce discsStargazer93 said:I am diagnosed autistic and I absolutely find them calming. And if things are getting uncomfortable mentally for me, they are for sure a coping mechanism.
1. Just from the sensory perspective, I love how they feel and I love that they are snuggly taped on.
2. I am hypersensitive to everything and that can overwhelm me to the point of a shutdown or meltdown. When I put on that diaper then mentally I regress to infant headspace, there are no more expectations of me and I can just let go. Dropping that burden is such a relief
3. I hate talking. I'm not non verbal, but I absolutely do not not want to talk to 90% of people. Its just noise. The diaper and pacifier are a package deal, so that pacifier is like a big flashing bill board to the world "DO NOT try an talk to this infant" as they can't understand you anyway.
So overall, its the shit for autism and so is marijuana edibles for that matter. But that's a whole nother story.
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