Drifter said:
This question keeps coming up and my answer is always the same: it is the result of the same natural process everyone goes through that assigns everyone the social/sexual attachments they will most likely have for the rest of their lives.
Yeah, but these processes are deeply unsatisfying as answers, sort of like "human reproduction" is unsatisfying as an answer to "Why am I here?" They're impersonal. They don't really say anything about an individual instance. When somebody asks why they like diapers, I think it's pretty much implied that they're looking for the
individual reason--the unique inputs to the process that created the attraction, not the process itself. Common processes don't differentiate us. The inputs do.
And for better or worse, in this case, the inputs are probably not knowable. Not, at least, to the extent that would be required to explain why I ended up attached to diapers while somebody else didn't.
TabaCrate said:
After more than 1/2 a century, I stopped to try to find an explanation. I finally decided to accept who I am!
A half-century of DL-ness is right around the corner for me. It still amuses me to ponder explanations, but I've accepted that the answers just aren't there. Yes, this stuff can be a bit socially burdensome, and denying it can be altogether
quite burdensome, but it's very possible to have a full and happy life while nurturing an affection for diapers. And in fact nurturing it, at least for me, has turned it from an all-consuming obsession into something positive. A little regular indulgence can go a long way.