Seer, She/Her

Hello everyone! I am trying to get an accurate number of people who are into diaper play! We all have that one thought of how many of us are out there! SO PLEASEEEE REBLOG! If you even thought about it or wear once in a while just REBLOG so we can get an accurate number 😘

Because Nora isn't good at this whole making friends thing anymore.

you should start edging in your diapers.

What's that baby? Is it embarrassing when I talk down to you? Do you not like how wet you get when I coo over how cute you are and pinch your cheeks and treat you like a kid? Poor baby. Act defiant all you like, but we both know you're rubbing your thighs together as I cut your sandwich into triangles and run my fingers through your hair.

Of course I could never punish someone so little and incapable, it’s not their fault after all. They’re just a kiddo and they’re not ready for these things yet. <3

It’s okay to act like the baby that you’ve always been <3.

as a trans woman myself, i understand that fear and anxiety. the danger is real. but so is the joy you get from being yourself. and thats every day as a trans woman isnt it?

i especially understand the word thing. there are words i still cant bring myself to say. and things i want i cant ask for. but this community is very supportive! and my goal is of course for everyone to be diapered!

Thank you for your supportive words, I'm gonna try to keep reminding myself that liking this stuff isn't bad

its some basic shit. now get over it and let tgirls fuck like crazy

I think the kicker for me was the fact that it was a phone call, specifically. I'm somewhat confident in text communication, but god help me if I ever want to say the word "diaper" out loud. But here the situation was just so chill and frank that I could just. Talk about it, no nerves. And that felt cool as hell.

But now I'm kinda in this weird limbo where I've gone full circle on feeling bad about wearing diapers, feeling awkward bringing them up, specifically because now it's also a kink thing for me, even if it isn't always. So getting to talk about it in a "normal" capacity is really nice.