Aussie DL

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Bananas, Diapers and Enemas oh my!

This is not mine, but I have done it countless times over the last couple years. I find it best to use a Poise Medium pad instead of the flimsy maxi pads, but either way, Enjoy!

* 4 bananas - not too ripe, but not green either - break each in half * 1 Kotex pad – medium absorbencys fine (note: a disposable diaper liner is a suitable alternative) * 4 liquid fleet susuppositories- (note: not fleet enenmas and not solid glycerin suppositories)

(1) place banana halves in a glass bowl and nuke for 30 secs (optional)

(2) empty two of the fleet liquid suppository applicators onto the banana halves making sure the tips of each are lightly lubricated

(3) empty the other two applicators up the subs rectum

(4) slip the banana hahalves tip-first into the sub’s butt, one at a time (obviously). This may take a couple of minutes. It is a wonderfully strange sensation for the sub, so no need to race through this. the first banana will completely smush up. Push as much as you can in with your gloved hand. It’s weird, but believe it or not, they start to go in easier and easier. By the 3rd or 4th half, they pop right in. This is why you start with 8 hahalves. By the last half, you’re sub will be incredibly full.

(5) tightly roll the kotex pad in sleeping bag fashion. sticky plastic side inward; cotton side facing out.

(6) wipe up the glass bowl with remaining liquid suppository - if necessary, pop open another and thoroughly lube it up.

(7) insert the rolled-up kotex into your sub’s quivering (and very full) rectum. If necessary, use your finger to push it all the way in.

(8) tightly diaper your sub and finish it off with snug plastic pants.

(9) Allow your sub to lay calmly for a few minutes; then make him get up stand; answer questions; walk around; whatever.

Here’s what is going on. The sub is obviously incredibly full of very wet, warm and weighted mush. And the quick-acting suppository is screaming at the poor sub’s bowels “void. Void!”. But…as the kotex begins to absorb the moisture from the bananas, it slowly expands and forms a snug and incredibly effective plug.

The resulting predicament is that the sub feels that intense crampy and panicky feeling. If they try to tighten their sphincter, the intensity of the cramping actually grows. I’m not sure why, but it does. And if they relax their sphincter (and eventually they have to); they find that they are absolutely 100% sure they are about to fill their pants, but at the very last second…they don’t. The cramping and trembling subsides. They can actually stand and converse semi-intelligently. But then, in about 90 seconds, they feel it building again. That nasty wave of cramping. Everything goes crazy again. They can’t focus; can’t speak. It’s happening, oh my god, I can’t hold it….but then it backs off again. It’s like wave after wave of contraction. Each one gets slightly stronger. And each one forces the sphincter to dilate a tiny bit more. This can sometimes go on for 45 minutes or longer.

After 30 to 60 minutes, the sub is totally freaked out. This is supremely controlling for the domme. You own every part of their existence at this point. And there are all kinds of creative ways for you to intensify the mind fuck. Dress him up, take him for a walk, maybe grocery shopping, and watch him try to mask his contractions and misery.

This is as close to incontinence as most subs get. I mean, with a full enema, at some point, you release and soil yourself. But with this, even if you push down a little, the plug means that everything takes it’s own course. It will happen when it happens. And that’s that. You won’t know. And the big baby won’t be able to tell you either.

But then, at some point the sub’s tired and quivering little sphincter surrenders all hope, and involuntarily spreads and the sub’s diapers fill with a mass of warm, wet, steamy ooze. But that’s not it, in most cases, about 30 seconds after the pressure is releived from the prostate gland, the sub’s bladder will involuntarily empty as well.

Hiking in a diaper

As many of you know I have started a 24/7 Challenge.  In honor of all the support I got for my challenge I have decided it is time to reward one of my lucky followers. Thus I bring you the 2018 AB/DL Valentine’s Day Puppy Love Give Away

One of my lucky Followers will win 4 packs of ABU Little Paws Size Medium.

1 pastel puppy paw baby Blanket

1 Dalmatian security blanket 1 Giraffe teething toy…(Shut up I know its not a puppy but it was cute, and I am a sucker for a last minute impulse buy) 1 Nuk Active Cup So here is the rules. • You MUST be following me @you-can-never-look-back • REBLOGS ONLY! Likes do not count as entry, so reblog the hell out of this.. • No giveaway blogs, you must follow from your real account. • MUST be 18 or older. • Willing to provide mailing address. • The winner has 5 days to to respond before a new winner is chosen.

OUR BONDS ARE STRONG… 

We have our own language.

If I were to stop you on the street and ask, “are you padded” – you’d have no trouble understanding exactly what I am asking you.

“You heard the crinkle?” you might reply.

“Yep. Cushie?” I might guess.

“Dry 24/7,” you might say. “Gotta have that thickness, bro.”

“Had those in my stash, before my last purge,” I might tell you.

“Going to Teddy?” you’d likely inquire.

Anyone around us who heard that conversation would probably be like: What. The. Fuck. Is. This. Conversation. Even. About?

But we’d get it.

Because we understand each other.

We speak the same language.

We are the only people who do.

We don’t realize that, of course, until we do our first internet search – probably something like “why do I like diapers” – and we finally find out that we’re not alone.

But once we do find out, and we surf the net and realize how ‘not alone’ we actually are, a wave of relief sweeps over us.

Eventually, we begin to make friends.

And, for most of us, at some point we realize that these aren’t just friends - it’s like we have a second family out there.

People who understand us in a way that nobody outside of this community could ever hope to.

Our secrets – and the connection we feel when we finally find someone else who speaks our ‘language’ – is probably why the bonds we make with one another are so strong.

The next time you are thinking about purging, think about how valuable you are to this community, and how valuable this community probably is to you.

Before you deactivate your Tumblr account, or throw away all of your diapers and baby stuff, remember that your pictures, stories, comments, and other contributions to the community probably mean as much to someone as others’ mean to you.

Be proud of who you are, and your role in all of this. That’s what being a part of the #ABDL community is all about.