snow95
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- Diaper Lover
I've been happy to lurk here, but apparently that's frowned upon, so here are some facts about me.
I'm 43, married, with two kids. I've been into diapers (and spanking) for as long as I can remember. Definitely I was having perverted thoughts by age 7-8. I'm not into baby role playing, I like the embarrassment/control aspects of diapers and using them for punishments.
I met the woman I married at age 20, and I didn't tell her about my thing for diapers for 19 (!) years. She knew I was into spanking and she was more than happy to do that, but I worried that the diapers thing might be too much for her so I kept it secret. My whole story is very long, but the summary is that I spent years working on self improvement and I came to the conclusion that holding onto the secret was too toxic so I worked up the courage to tell her 4 years ago. She was shocked but surprisingly accepting.
For the last 4 years we've been able to play a lot of fun new games (when the kids aren't home) and it's been great. My advice to anyone in a similar situation is: if your relationship is solid, your partner will probably accept your secret. If it's been a long time, and you have a lot to lose, the best thing you can do is work on improving your relationship in all of the other ways that matter before disclosing a secret like this.
Also I've been writing a story lately. I may share it if the system allows me to after introducing myself.
I'm 43, married, with two kids. I've been into diapers (and spanking) for as long as I can remember. Definitely I was having perverted thoughts by age 7-8. I'm not into baby role playing, I like the embarrassment/control aspects of diapers and using them for punishments.
I met the woman I married at age 20, and I didn't tell her about my thing for diapers for 19 (!) years. She knew I was into spanking and she was more than happy to do that, but I worried that the diapers thing might be too much for her so I kept it secret. My whole story is very long, but the summary is that I spent years working on self improvement and I came to the conclusion that holding onto the secret was too toxic so I worked up the courage to tell her 4 years ago. She was shocked but surprisingly accepting.
For the last 4 years we've been able to play a lot of fun new games (when the kids aren't home) and it's been great. My advice to anyone in a similar situation is: if your relationship is solid, your partner will probably accept your secret. If it's been a long time, and you have a lot to lose, the best thing you can do is work on improving your relationship in all of the other ways that matter before disclosing a secret like this.
Also I've been writing a story lately. I may share it if the system allows me to after introducing myself.