Does liking popper vests make me a AB?

I have never been interested in bonnets and bibs or adult baby stuff but I remember the first time I seen an adult popper vest. my school had ties with another school that catered for disabled people in wheelchairs. We would go there Friday afternoons and socialise with them. They had a local disability magazine printed for them and in it they had a ad about adult popper vests and I was immediately interested. I would of sold my soul for that vest i seen. Since then I love popper vests that hold my wet nappy in place, I'm not interested in baby print ones. Do you think liking them kinda makes me a AB instead of a DL. I look at myself has more interested in the disability side off it then the AB side.

Taking a quick look around, it looks like "popper vests" are equivalent to "onesies" or snap-crotch shirts. If I've got that right, there's nothing inherently babyish about those. It's all in how they're presented and used to whether or not they're ticking the baby box. For me, they're practical and sometimes babyish. Your feelings on them don't appear to be focused on the infantile aspects.

Poppers in the crotch area are typically called onsies. Not the onesies the mainstream media mix up for all-in-one suit pajamas they are sleepers.

I have seen the onsie style of clothing in adult disability clothing, I think it was to ensure their shirt was always tucked in, presumable to hide any of their own diaper? Otherwise it would just make it hard for them to dress themselves, or others to dress them.

There are plenty of AB vendors that produce onesies with various prints and designs.

On the other hand, I noticed some one at work had a polo shirt on, but instead of normal buttons on the neck, there were popper buttons, I thought it looked smart. But had mixed feelings about it as it was something I associate with AB wear, not smart adult dress.