- Messages
- 329
- Age
- 49
- Role
- Adult Baby
- Diaper Lover
- Little
- Carer
Let me start off by saying yes: I am an idiot! Especially a professional computer nerd like me. I did this about a week before I created an account on ADISC. We all know, desperate feelings can lead to dumb mistake. 
Alas my misadventure is my shared experience with all you fine folks. Like it is with many of us here I am just very lonely. So I go browsing around looking for different ABDL dating or community sites. The site that caught my eye first was ABDLMatch. Well that sounds perfect! So I create an account with a cool name and dummy e-mail account. Immediately I start getting messages from bots. Profile pics that were just too good to be true. My first reply to any message is "Hello! How are you?!". A bot reply is usually off topic or nonsense. Just having bots should have been warning signs but nope.
Next, an actual person started responding to me. Someone from my area! So I have this one credit card just for these types of things. It has a very low limit and it can be easily paid off or cancelled if needed, which I did... eventually. I paid for the "Gold Level" access for three months. That was, I think like $60. I don't really remember but it didn't really matter at the time. Three months was long enough to try it out. After that, the bots stopped. Another person from my area started messaging me. It is right around this time I joined ADISC. I started posting and very quickly I got some very wise advise from Mooo. "It's a scam."
"Buy the ticket! Ride the ride!" - Hunter S. Thompson
The conversation with both of them went on throughout the three months. The responses were very regular. Offset by one day, each person responded in three days. I say person because it could have been anything on the other side. Although I don't think an Orange-haired Orangutan could type that well. (Thanks Bill!) I took the friendly approach. What hobbies? What music? Movies? TV? I asked them both, the exact same questions at the same time. The replies were different but still short and with no excitement at all. After a month of back and forth, the first asked "What would you like me to do to you?!" I'm thinking to myself, "Did I just call a phone sex hotline?" I replied back, "How about we get a drink and we can talk about it in person? I know a lot of great places in the city." She claimed security and being shy. I replied back, "You pick the place and bring a friend that can shadow you at the bar while we get a table." I knew for a while it was a scam but when I am staring down a clown, I honk the nose and stomp the foot! You also have to remember that these message are every three day so it took some time to get to a final "Let me think about it." She didn't want to brush me off because then they might not see another payment from me and that would be poor marketing. I plied the same date question to the second person. After a few messages, it was on to "What would you do to me if we went on a date?" I am a hopeless romantic at heart so I was like, "A couple of white roses. A bottle of wine. A plate of fancy seafood. Maybe I will smack you bum to check for a squishy diaper. You'll just have to cum and find out!" The reply was shear avoidance, "So you like seafood. What kind of seafood?" Next was the geography tests. How long have you lived here? What are your favorite places in the city? Do you live in the city or are you in the suburbs? The first one, to my surprised was actually familiar with many of the neighborhood in the city and many out of the way places. They must have done a lot of homework. The second one was starting to get annoyed. She just listed off a few famous landmarks and the messages started tapering off from three days to five days and then they stopped. The first person stayed around until three months expired. She seemed friendly for someone working a scam.
Anyway, I stopped using the account, ditched the temp e-mail address and cancelled the credit card. I have been enjoying the summer with some friends and just started getting back to ADISC. It's really too bad. They had some very compelling pics on their profiles!
Alas my misadventure is my shared experience with all you fine folks. Like it is with many of us here I am just very lonely. So I go browsing around looking for different ABDL dating or community sites. The site that caught my eye first was ABDLMatch. Well that sounds perfect! So I create an account with a cool name and dummy e-mail account. Immediately I start getting messages from bots. Profile pics that were just too good to be true. My first reply to any message is "Hello! How are you?!". A bot reply is usually off topic or nonsense. Just having bots should have been warning signs but nope.
Next, an actual person started responding to me. Someone from my area! So I have this one credit card just for these types of things. It has a very low limit and it can be easily paid off or cancelled if needed, which I did... eventually. I paid for the "Gold Level" access for three months. That was, I think like $60. I don't really remember but it didn't really matter at the time. Three months was long enough to try it out. After that, the bots stopped. Another person from my area started messaging me. It is right around this time I joined ADISC. I started posting and very quickly I got some very wise advise from Mooo. "It's a scam."
"Buy the ticket! Ride the ride!" - Hunter S. Thompson
The conversation with both of them went on throughout the three months. The responses were very regular. Offset by one day, each person responded in three days. I say person because it could have been anything on the other side. Although I don't think an Orange-haired Orangutan could type that well. (Thanks Bill!) I took the friendly approach. What hobbies? What music? Movies? TV? I asked them both, the exact same questions at the same time. The replies were different but still short and with no excitement at all. After a month of back and forth, the first asked "What would you like me to do to you?!" I'm thinking to myself, "Did I just call a phone sex hotline?" I replied back, "How about we get a drink and we can talk about it in person? I know a lot of great places in the city." She claimed security and being shy. I replied back, "You pick the place and bring a friend that can shadow you at the bar while we get a table." I knew for a while it was a scam but when I am staring down a clown, I honk the nose and stomp the foot! You also have to remember that these message are every three day so it took some time to get to a final "Let me think about it." She didn't want to brush me off because then they might not see another payment from me and that would be poor marketing. I plied the same date question to the second person. After a few messages, it was on to "What would you do to me if we went on a date?" I am a hopeless romantic at heart so I was like, "A couple of white roses. A bottle of wine. A plate of fancy seafood. Maybe I will smack you bum to check for a squishy diaper. You'll just have to cum and find out!" The reply was shear avoidance, "So you like seafood. What kind of seafood?" Next was the geography tests. How long have you lived here? What are your favorite places in the city? Do you live in the city or are you in the suburbs? The first one, to my surprised was actually familiar with many of the neighborhood in the city and many out of the way places. They must have done a lot of homework. The second one was starting to get annoyed. She just listed off a few famous landmarks and the messages started tapering off from three days to five days and then they stopped. The first person stayed around until three months expired. She seemed friendly for someone working a scam.
Anyway, I stopped using the account, ditched the temp e-mail address and cancelled the credit card. I have been enjoying the summer with some friends and just started getting back to ADISC. It's really too bad. They had some very compelling pics on their profiles!
