KaleidoscopeKitty said:
I’m a female ABDL. I am not a boy and I am not ‘certifiably insane.’ It’s hard enough being female in the very male-dominated ABDL community without bullshit sexist and misogynistic comments like this making us feel further marginalised and othered. I also find it offensive that you refer to non-ABDL women as ‘normal,’ presumably saying that those of us in the community are abnormal. No wonder women steer clear of the community when we are constantly faced with men telling us we must actually be men pretending to be women, men trying to hook up with us and now men saying we must all be insane because ABDL women aren’t normal. You need to check your sexist attitude, it’s not necessary here on adisc which is meant to be an inclusive community.
All ABDL's exhibit a high degree of emotional/mental instability, not just the women. Would calling women who are not abdl "vanilla" instead of "normal" be more agreeable to you? To me they are the same thing.
Also the facts are that in the online abdl world, yes, there are a lot of catfishes. A lot of men pretending to be women, usually these catfishes act highly sexual, which further entices confused and desperate single men. My warning is good advice.
I'm sorry you don't like my attitude. My advice is for young men or single males trying to find a girlfriend and I stand by what I've said. My intentions are not to agitate you. I'm sure you are a highly stable, caring and loving woman, who would make a great girlfriend to a lucky guy. But I'd also recommend avoiding women/females/girls who throw around words like "sexist, misogynistic and marginalised" because it indicates that she's not interested in conversation or communicating, only in dominating the conversation with pre constructed and spoon fed views. It's an indicator that there will be fights and temper tantrums frequently in the relationship.
Since this site is not for dating or "hooking up" my opinions should not have any effect on your present or future romantic prospects here.
If a single woman were to ask for advice on finding a male partner or boyfriend into abdl I'd give her the same advice. Look in the real world, because abdl's have a lot of issues.