/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

>>76299

The Greeks are highly overrated imho. Also

>ABDL literature

ABDL is in the lowest classes of sexual fetishes, stop trying to relativize it. Deal with it.

>>76299

LongRifle and CS Fox are considered the pioneers of ABDL literature, if you look far enough back. I wouldn't know what else to tell you in terms of this subject, I'm more well-versed in the ABDL art world.

>>76369

It all depends how far back you go. CS Fox opened it up to the next generation and furry, he was influenced by the earlier first and second generation stuff.

There's really three styles of ABDL Literature, the first two are even older than the third (some being written and published in magazines before the advent of the internet):

1) Young boys being punished and humiliated (mainstay of DPF) This style was propagated the earliest, ABDL being mainly indulged in by gays because they were already sexually deviant and didn't give a fuck. In it's worst form, this is what evolved into Deeker. But, b4 internet, they'd post lewd stories in their newsletters.

2) Diaper Regression stories - normal(ish) person is regressed and stuck into diapers for the sexual fulfillment of their partner, though it ends up being loved by both parties. This is the mainstay of ABDL erotica at this point, though in the very early days of the internet I'd say the gay DPF brand was more prevalent. This off-shot into picture captions and the quality of writing stays relatively low because it's clearly fap-fiction

3) Everything that spawned from Ashley's Diaper Adventures. That early story was, judged on it's own merits, pretty crap but it was a new form: the story was not overtly sexual. Rather than getting off on sex scenes, people got off imagined the fulfillment of their fetish during their own childhood as a lifestyle. As a result, you can read for hours, slightly aroused, but not needing to actually fap. It's exciting on multiple levels.

These stories don't including actual sex and almost invariably come from someone who read a story that was inspired by a story… and at the end of the chain is Ashley's Diaper Adventures. Everyone knew of it two decades ago. Again, ADA is badly written but it inspired:

The Double Life of Ariel Crawford (Megan)

Sakura Comes to Visit / Series (Sparkles Lefora)

Tiffany's Diaper Tales

C.S. Fox was well aware of this third class of stories, he hung out on the ABDL storyforum where most of the derivative works were originally posted. So did Longrifle.

They should be considered the 3rd generation that spawned off of ADA. They were an even higher quality of writing, to be sure. Also, CS Fox did a lot to mix ABDL with the furry community. People on the ABDLstoryforum even aimed at high literature at some points - with Princess Pottypants doing some avante garde stuff before she decided to monetize and start writing only the 2nd class (which she has done pretty successfully).

>>76369

I'd second this. I recall an incontinence body swap story csfox wrote that kept me legitimately interested beyond just fapping.

French whines? I can't recall it exactly but I remember being heavily invested.

Jennifer Lorraine wrote the best (mostly male) AR stories. she died in like 2004 i think.

Deeker

I wrote this back in 2005 or 2006 for anyone who's interested. No one may care about Ranma 1/2 anymore but I thought the combo of anime and ABDL might appeal to this board. Though it doesn't reach "classic" status (probably b/c too niche), it's old and it had a decent fanbase back when I was releasing it - at least someone was interested enough to archive it on the AR Archive.

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/foxtalestimes/ranma-1-2-freedom-in-infancy-c13-add-9-5-16-t669.html

>>76379

what site?

Incognito Himitsu is a totally different writer, though I respected his writing. He liked a more short story format, I get long winded then end up not finishing…

Personalias is up there imo.

Everything but Dante’s Infanzia, which I personally find a bit too convoluted, is pretty much A Class stuff.

Even his “samey” reality altering one-offs all have something going for them, hope he comes back soon.

I would submit Timmy's February Vacation, written in 1996. It was always one of my favorites growing up, because it was exactly what I always wanted ever since I was 5: To have friends who enjoyed wearing and using diapers like me and to have approval from the grownups, but then we just get to be regular kids.

http://www.adultbaby.co.uk/stories/archive/timmys-february-vacation

>>76372

On balance I'm okay with her starting a patreon because her output had basically hit rock bottom before she did, but I miss when PPP's stories took less than a year to be finished.

It's also a lot more obvious when she's writing stuff on commission rather than writing for herself, now.

>>76384

Oh, I don't disagree with her decision. Everyone needs to make a living. It's disappointing from an artistic perspective but even "Benu" got a little too out there for me.

I'm not against people deciding to monetize - it's their money. I'm just not a fan of any of her post-monetization writing.

>>76385

Nah, yeah, I agree with you. I didn't even mind pledging for a while because she's written so much stuff that I liked in the past but it feels like something's missing. It's not bad content, but you're right in that she basically writes one thing now. She could never write a story like the alternate dimension one now because one chapter a month would make it took like four years to finish.

Also some of her stuff being commission based means it can go SUPER off the rails, like that Disney story.

One of the classics for me is definitely The Double Life of Ariel Crawford. I remember finding it way back in the day. I actually started at chapter 16 or 17 for some odd reason and finished it. I didn't know there were previous chapters until I found the entire story later on.

I still read it every couple of years. It holds up, IMO.

I really wish the sequel had been completed.

An author that was super prolific on multiple iterations of the ABDL Story Forum was Kenk7us. His stories were decent, some were way better than others. "Legal" is one of his better ones.

For a long time there was a site that hosted all of his stories, but I think it disappeared.

I've actually never read Tiffany's Diaper Tales. Not sure why.

Deeker was the first story site I found. God what a shithole. But some of the stories were halfway decent.

DJ's Diaper Dairies and its sequel, Deja Vu, was one of the better ones I read from there.

>>76372

Never really thought of diaper fetish work as being in different generations. What generation would you say the current group is? It feels to me like there really hasn't been as much content generation/writing as there used to be a decade ago. Maybe I just don't look hard enough or maybe all the 'good' writers have monetized by this point.

DPF, wetset forum, proxima centauri, baby becky and then old school newsgroups were the first internet diaper fetish places I came across back in the late 90's. FTT didn't start up till the early 2000's if I remember right but it was the first place I started visiting weekly and checking for stories being posted. CS used to post something like every Friday and I miss the way that it had a main page and then a forum, so I didn't have to wade through comment threads for updates I could just grab it all for free on the top level site.

I both love and hate patreon these days. Its nice to be able to support writers/artists and see regular work, but at the same time there was so much more free stuff back in the day.

>>76398

There's some vibes that I can place throughout the writing that continue, but I've only really been interested in and studying the ADA and it's spawn vein of ABDL fiction. I used to read the 2nd classification, standard regression sexual stuff, until I discovered the ADA vein of writing.

I consider ADA's writer sort of a first gen. spawner.

2nd generation was Double Life of Ariel Crawford / Little Vicky / Tiffany's Diaper Tales / Sakura series - basically late 90s. They were all basically formulaic reproductions of ADA with better writing and less creep factor.

3rd generation upped the ante in writing quality again- a formulaic reproduction of ADA was insufficient to be considered decent - added realism was strived for (plausible stories to get the MC in diapers)

I consider C.S. Fox's non-furry stuff, and In For a Penni the best examples. The writing was artistic and writing pure fap fiction was explicitly scoffed upon by the forum.

I consider myself to have written at the end of the third gen, beginning of the fourth, which is when C.S. Fox settled down and FTT became largely defunct along with Princess Pottypants monetizing. Basically, the 3rd gen writers got lives or needed money to keep going and some of the avid readers stepped up and made 3.5 gen

Authors I like from 3.5 gen (2010 - 2015ish):

>WB Daddy, "The Wannabe Hypnotist"

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/5689-the-wannabe-hypnotist-finished-7-23

>Elizabeth "In For A Penni"

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/archive/391-in-for-a-penni-by-elizabeth

also, Skye's the Limit, The Death and Rebirth of Aeris Delaroca, and others.

>Lizzy "How I married the Babysitter"

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/5055-how-i-married-the-babysitter-a-bedwetter-s-tale

>Whetoric "Two Way Mirror"

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/5201-two-way-mirror-complete-story

also, A Weekend for Babysitting

>Elibean "Lily the Liar" (even more recently)

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/5634-lily-the-liar-complete-1-nov-16

I don't know if it's an accurate delineation but probably true 4th gen is on Wattpad and people who now refer to it as DD/LG stuff. Next gen seems unwilling to touch minors as characters and so probably the asexual DDLG stuff is the 4th gen from that.

>>76400

>>76402

Holy shit Croc, quit shilling on this site, your work is crap. We can't have a decent conversion about ABDL fiction without you insisting on hawking your work even though we've all repeatedly stated no one is interested.

>>76411

That's fine by me. I won't reply unless I have to. I'll just sit back and read the Thread.

>>76414

I only recommend Ashley's Diaper Adventures like I recommend 70s anime- so you can watch the prototype and see where it all comes from.

a badly formatted copy seems to exist here:

http://adultbabystories.com/diaper-stories/A/Ashleys-Diaper-Adventures_part-1.php

The author seems to have stopped paying for the website… what a shame. He rode off that fame for awhile, his writing was never very good, but he did give birth to a whole genre of story.

The ones I posted links to are better reads.

>literature

No one has the time to write an ABDL novel with decent prose and real character development. You would have to be wealthy and have talent. No capable author would spend months on something they knew they could never sell. Not that talented writers are always driven by money - often they just have something important to say. But I doubt that outlet would be an abdl story

The best writer for me is SallyKAT, she writes stories about men being mentally regressed by dominant females.

>>76429

Have you read "In For A Penni" or "Lily the Liar"? I posted a whole chunk of stories >>76410 that have a real story to them.

>>76439

Derek's Baby Boy

Example of the 1st category (explained >>76372)

>The Baby

Standard fare of the 2nd category (explained >>76372)

>It's a Mad World

Uggh, 2nd person narrative? I couldn't manage that.

Well, no accounting for taste but, in my opinion "great in terms of fetish content" - by which, from reading the stories, appears to be implausibly odd humiliation/bondage is at odds with "well written." If you mean grammatically sound, then I withdraw my complaint, but if you mean a dynamic plot and an interesting read for something beyond fapping, well, that's my problem with them.

But, again, that's just my position, nothing wrong with you enjoying them and hopefully others with similar tastes to yours will enjoy them too.

>>76442

yeah agreed, when it comes to abdl stories with character developement, they are unchallenged at the top, at least from all the stories I have read so far.

>>76446

I meant sophie and pudding

kimmy is pretty good to, but nowhere on the level of those 2.

>>76414

Here's a copy of ADA.

https://mega.nz/#!D0k1BQzJ!Gg-kygderm-vD1H5gbN9s8SLA6VeCB6cuwg3HIbU_8I

>>76452

Here is the rest of the stories in my collection.

https://mega.nz/#F!il93xABA!0dTIkJj4iET-CmU_08ZElw

A tad about each one:

- Ashley's Diaper Adventures and The Double Life of Ariel Crawford need no introduction. The unfinished sequel to TDOAC is Selling Out.

- Ashley's Secret is the two-chapter unfinished sequel to ADA.

- Ann and Ann 2 came from either the stories section of Daily Diapers or from the forum.

- Natalie Vs. Veronica came from the ABDL Story Forum. Its sequel is Natalie Vs. Her Parents.

- The Diapered Vigilante came from the ABDL Story Forum, written by WingZ. He has written other stories, but I haven't read any of them.

- The Caretaker's House is currently unfinished(and possibly abandoned). Again, came from the ABDL Story Forum.

- The Best Parking Spaces came from the Daily Diapers story forum. It was written by someone called BoTox.

- By Court Order was written by BoTox, as well, and came from the DD story forum. Its sequel is A Room With a View. The main character from The Best Parking Spaces appears later in By Court Order and in A Room With a View.

- Abby came from the DD story forum, IIRC.

- My Little Irish Princess came from the same, but not the same author.

- Alexandra Discovers Discipline came from somewhere on Tumblr.

- Dunno where Amy and Laurie came from.

- Jenny's Adventures is interesting. It isn't a story in itself, it is a series of blog posts written by a "girl" who wears diapers. She posts about the kids she babysits who also wear diapers.

The backstory behind it is that one of the mods of the ABDL Story Forum posted a link to this blog because there was a link to the forum posted on the blog and the mod thought the blogger might want a link back. The thread ended up being seeveral pages long with members claiming it was all bullshit(it is) and the blog owner coming in and flipping her shit because of all of the attention.

Not sure if the thread still exists, but I'll see if I can find it.

>>76441

oh im sorry anon i didn't realize you were retarded

>>76429

I've got it in me to write an ABDL novel if I wanted to. And no, you don't have to have to be wealthy and have lots of talent.

All you need is time and self-belief in yourself and what you're writing about.

Writing an ABDL novel or eBook is a chance. My eBooks do sell and people do read them for fapping.

Sex sells. Regardless of the fetish or kink. There's 7+ billion people in the world and the odds of people reading my eBooks and buying my material is always a win-win.

Sure, there's been times when I've published an eBook and after 2 days, no sales. Then out of the blue it surges.

I know people on 8 Chan don't like paying for ABDL material, that's perfectly fine. I'm the same. I'll only pay for something that I believe turns me on and is believable.

But, regarding Patreon. I hate that site with a passion. More so for so-called 'ABDL Writers' on there.

For ABDL Artists, fair play to them. I can't draw for toffees. And if I was an artist, I would use Patreon. But for shitty ABDL captions and stories that are like 20 pages long, no chance.

To write a story in general, it's easy…though, you have to have the ability and passion to see it through and sod your haters.

I've recently added 50 brand new future eBooks on my 'Coming Soon' webpage. That I hopefully going to write during 2019.

I'm already working on my 65th eBook.

I said I will write 501 ABDL eBooks, and I will, but like I've just mentioned. It will take time.

Also, there's been surges of my eBooks I've published in late 2017 and early 2018. I don't know why, but people snoop round my websites and take their fancy to my eBooks.

In the beginning; I wanted to give a massive finger at my haters and critics and prove them wrong. Now, as time gone by, I just want to write and publish my ideas.

It's nice to earn pocket money from my writing; but I like knowing that at least my eBooks turn people on.

>>76429

Cowkites, LilMisSierra and Personalias are all excellent authors.

Long Rifle was good, but got a bit odd at times . And now he's gone :/

>>76482

I'm a fan of LongRifle. I'm annoyed that he hasn't written anything new in a very long time.

>>76481

You'd need an editor, something I've repeated to you countless times already. You'd also need an original and interesting idea, expanded vocabulary, and the humility to accept criticism, all of which seem to be foreign concepts to you.

Let's face it, you write at a 4th grader level about ideas which we've all read a thousand times before, I can't recall a single of your story having decent character depth and development. It's just generic smut that borrows/copies/expands on ideas everyone has thought/read/written about countless times before. Despite all this, you still commit to quantity over quality, mostly because you're on the specter and/or that much of a snowflake.

Haven't you noticed how no one in this thread even considered you to add your name as a relevant author? Yet even Deeker was brought up… Get a clue, maybe?

TL;DR Fuck the fuck off, Croc.

Also, (in no particular or chronological order) Hal, Bob Smiley, Teekabell and (more recently) Daring Diane should be mentioned as noteworthy authors. They've written some of the best stories ever (imho, obv.), which I personally can read over and over again. Here's some stories that come to mind for each of them…

Hal : White Badge Of Shame, Firsthand Experience, Back In Time

Bob Smiley : The Summer Job, Katie's Big Weekend, The Diaper Genie

Teekabell : A Trip to the Fair, Cultural Differences, R.O.O.M.

Daring Diane : The Flower Girl, The Principal Or Principles, Car Seat (discontinued just as it was getting to the good stuff)

I also found a lot of great authors (Morpheus, Cleo Kraft, Jennifer Adams, Johnathan, Tammie2, Milida, Mary Beth Sanford) and stories over the years at Fictionmania, but there's more AR/TG stuff there than proper AB/DL and a lot of stories were lost in a crash over a decade ago.

Finally, Baby Sofia's ongoing story Exchanged is a true masterpiece, set in PPP's Diaper Dimension universe. Speaking of masterpieces, The New Girl In School by JillyPoo (unfinished, but still epic) and Mimi's Struggles by Pink N Nappies also deserve being mentioned.

I'm not sure how or where all those stories and authors fit in the evolution of the genre, but they all certainly contribued a lot to it (and to my chronic fapping sessions).

>>76492

That's your opinion. And you're entitled to it. But there's many out there who would disagree.

I do write original content. And I've NEVER copied ideas from anyone's work. My eBooks are ALL original.

And you're right, no-one hasn't mentioned me in this thread as a relevant author. And I don't care if they do or don't.

And I won't fuck off. I'll be around for a long time to come. So get use to it.

Before I began writing my eBooks, I did write stories on DD between 2011 and 2014. About 16 of them. I deleted them because of the pond-life scum like you who keep slagging off my work.

I wasn't the only writer on DD who was slagged off and deleted their work. There are a handful of people who did the same, before and long after I left DD.

As for criticism, I do accept it and I move on writing my new content.

If my "Unoriginal and uninteresting ideas" were that bad, I wouldn't get people around the world buying and reading my work, would I?

It'll be nice to know who exactly ID: add45d is?

Are you on any AB websites? Come on tell me your username, dickhead. You know me, it'll be nice to know who I'm dealing with.

And many of the writers mentioned in this Thread are American. Because most on 8 Chan are American. I'm English, so my way of writing will be different compared with the said writers.

Croc, people hate you because you are unbelievably obnoxious and your stories are really mediocre, you dont even bother to proof read them. Kill yourself.

>>76511

>>76505

My stories are not shit. And if you look back, it's been a while since I posted anything on 8Chan regarding my eBooks.

I comment on this Thread because I relate to it.

For someone who's not educated and self-taught myself, I'm doing pretty well.

You go on about getting a proof reader, if I wanted to publish a vanilla novel, yes I would get a proof reader.

But writing AB eBooks for wank material, is going over the top.

If I got my 60-odd eBooks proof read, you pricks would still find a way to slag my work off.

I mean, do you honestly believe that other authors on Amazon get proof readers for their work?

Like, ZorroDaddy, Nanny Chloe, Ameila Hobbes, Rebecca Lawson, Tara Tingle, Colin Milton and Amanda Lyon etc.

Get your facts right before you keep slagging me off.

And I understand that many on 8Chan won't buy eBooks, mine and the authors above because many don't like paying for stuff.

Most of the writers mentioned on this Thread, wrote stories for free. Before the days of KDP.

If you lot are so good, why don't you write your own eBooks and let's see how well you do, wankers.

>>76400

After reading other people's comments about your writing, I went and looked at a few - ready to defend you from the obvious bullies.

Instead, I found some of the most contrived, emotionless, poorly edited ABDL books I've seen on Amazon - and that's saying a lot considering how terrible some authors are.

Here is a quote from one of your books:

'Did you rat on Jordan to the pigs?' Davy rudely asked.

'What? Of course I didn't! I'm not a fucking grass!' I strongly told him.

Um. He's not a fucking grass? Either that was missed in editing or it's some new slang I don't understand.

Also, "Davy rudely asked" and "I strongly told him" are writing mechanisms commonly used in elementary school. Your books are full of them. If you can't write descriptive text that doesn't require those statements, you probably shouldn't be selling your stories.

In closing, I hope you take this as constructive criticism and perhaps take some creative writing classes.

Incoming wall of text. TL;DR: YOU SUCK, CROC.

>>76495

>>76492 (or add45d) here, posting from my PC, while yesterday's post was from my phone, not sure if I'll get the same ID. Anyhow, here goes nothing.

You're so dense, there's no way you're not on the spectrum. I never said or implied that your stories were plagiarism, just that you use tropes we've all read 1000x before, hence they're not original, despite the fact that your stories are original. It's cool that you don't care that people didn't mention you on this thread, what's uncool is that you'd hijack this thread to promote your garbage, that's not the purpose of the thread, hence GTFO, please. Stick around as long as you want, you got banned from every other ABDL site/forum I've seen you before, this is most likely the only place you're not banned and that's because no one gets banned here, which is why I like 8ch to begin with, but you make me miss Demon God. Seriously. That's how annoying you are. I'm not "slagging" your work, I'm telling you that YOU NEED AN EDITOR, because you make so many stupid mistakes when you write that your shit is unreadable and the only people who could possibly be interested in actually paying for it have to be illiterate. Heck, English isn't even my first language and I could edit your "works" and correct at least 5 obvious mistakes per page. If you accepted criticism, you'd act on it. You don't, so explain how you "accept" criticism? Turning the other cheek or pretending you don't care if people "slag" your work (whatever that means) isn't "accepting" criticism, that's "ignoring" criticism. Again, only someone that's on the spectrum wouldn't get that. I'd be curious to know exactly how many copies of your e-books you've sold and how many repeat buyers you get and then I'd like to punch those retards in the face for giving you their money when they could support actually talented and creative content makers on Patreon instead. I'm on every single ABDL website since 1998, I've seen you come and go on many of them. Not sure what knowing my username on any of those site will accomplish for you, but I don't care, I'm not posting any info, that's just irrelevant. This is an anon board. Either way, I've "slagged" you on other sites in the past, so just go see the threads you posted (and deleted) and you'll find me (and countless other people who can't stand you). I'm neither American nor English, I understand both US and UK English, it's not rocket surgery…

>>76515

Yes they are, you just refuse to accept it. When I was a kid, I was told that if 3 different people tell you the same thing in 3 different contexts, chances are it's true. How many people have told you your stories were shit in how many different contexts, so far? Just because so people get off on them and pay for your e-books doesn't change the fact that your stories are shit, it simply means some people like the shit you write. With 8 billion people on Earth, of course there will be a few to like it, but if you actually wrote decent stuff, you'd sell even more books, I'm not sure why you wouldn't want that, but you obviously don't. I'm not sure what "doing pretty well" means, but YOU COULD DO BETTER. You don't need a professional editor, I'm sure if you weren't the complete tool that you are and didn't have the reputation that you have, you could've asked for a friendly person to go over your stories back when you were allowed to post on DD and they'd have done it for free or they'd do it for a small percentage of the money you make, now that you're selling them. If you got your 60 books edited, I certainly would stop nagging you about getting an editor, but you won't do it, so I won't stop. I'm trying to prevent people from wasting money on your garbage, but then again, at this point, you're doing that yourself with your shitty attitude and misplaced self-promotion. Other people might not need an editor as bad as you do, because they've actually got an education and take the time to proof-read their own material, but then again, I wouldn't bet that none of the authors you listed use help from other people to review their stories before they post or publish them. I do like paying for stuff, when it's worth it. I support over half a dozen people on Patreon and have bought e-books from Amazon in the past. Heck, I've bought PPP's old books that she published despite having them already saved on my HD from when they were posted on forums, although she honestly could also use an editor as I'll admit there's at least one typo in every captions she posts on her Patreon. That said, you have one typo or grammar error EVERY OTHER FUCKING LINE, so that doesn't even compare. Everyone makes mistakes, we're all humans, you just make so many of them your shit is unreadable and certainly not worth anyone's money. Other authors mentioned in this thread have honed their skills to a level much higher than yours and built a much better reputation than you before they started selling e-books or asking for support via Patreon, so please don't insult them by comparing yourself to them. Heck, people like PieceOfSoap are obviously not English-speakers and make mistakes every line too, but when someone points out their mistakes, they THANK them and CORRECT the mistakes. You? You cry to mommy about being "slagged" off.

>>76511

Well said, I wish I could get to the point and be done with it in that few words.

>>76526

Exactly. I'm not a "hater" I told him years ago that he needed to edit his stuff (or have someone who is proficient in English –ie.: an editor– do it for him) and he had a meltdown. For years, I tried to get him to improve, yet he stubbornly refuses to accept criticism, so at this point, I just don't give a shit about being polite about it. In fact, I don't know why I even bother anymore, but like you said, simply reading any excerpt/preview of any of his stories and you'll find tons of mistakes, which should tell any would-be buyer to keep their money in their pockets… Like I said, he writes on a 4th grade level, I'm glad I'm not the only one who caught that.

Worst part is he keeps bragging about how he's going to write 501 stories… 50 of which in 2019 alone, that's one story each fucking week. WTF. Start by writing one GOOD story before you think about the 500 next. Some of the best ABDL authors work years on a single story (or even decades if we're talking about actual professional authors), yet this autist thinks he can write quality material at one e-book per week pace. Holy fucking fuck…

Never been one for the more popular stories as they seemed to draw on and on and on with little advancement in plot or anything interesting to add past the fully realized regression aspect usually 10 pages in.

Pink Nappies - My best friends house & Mimi's struggle

Long Rifle - But all his works are very : ( ending

Deeker had SHIT stories but I fondly remember reading one story he hosted by another author? about a sweet babysitter and a teens summer break getting diaped up. I'd be curious if there was ever gold I missed as there were a metric fuckton of story links before it was all balleeted for the greater good of humanity.

Jillypoo - The one about the new girl in school that wants to date some hottie guy so she is coerced into diapers and a female catheter.

CSfox - I think purely for nostalgia as Foxtales times was the shit back in the day. Cant pinpoint one single story though lol, maybe it was all furry bullshit.

Mommy's helper?? Mommy next door (some variation of that idk)- Teen caught wanting to wear diapers or wearing them and the hot mom next door regresses him and makes him her baby boy. Lightly teases him in front of his friends on the way home from school. I'll report back on this one if I find it as it touched me as horny teen with similar hot neighbor ladys lol.

Foxtslestimes - A hs age girl and guy are brought to some sort of institution for testing? Regressed and diaped.

Foxtsles times - protaganist is sucked into a video gaem world where he/she? Is regressed and it's all normal in that realm.

Foxtsles times - Blue glow?? Protaganist is sucked into a furry real and is a defenseless lil babyfur. Some sort of hot mom furry adopts him and is super sweet.

I've got a soft spot for sweet hot, domineering mummy types. I read all these well over a decade ago and cant seem to find most but they were my classics.

>>76526

Thank you for your kind feedback - I'll look into it.

>>76530

>>76531

Who the fuck are you? What "Advice" did you give me "Years" ago? I don't remember.

>>76561

I remember that book…

>>76561

For anyone who hasn't read this

Summary:

>Tara the Terrible. That's what Michael Webster calls his bratty little sister. She loves getting Michael in trouble. Making his life miserable. Things couldn't get any worse. Then Mr. Webster brings home the antique cuckoo clock. It's old. It's expensive. And Mr. Webster won't let anyone touch it. Poor Michael. He should have listened to his dad. Because someone put a spell on the clock. A strange spell. A dangerous spell. And now Michael's life will never be the same again…

Best part:

>The next day, he wakes up and notices he is back in his old bedroom (now Tara's room). Also, he is five years old, and thus in kindergarten. He is bored and inattentive, faced with problems such as tying his shoes. (However, since he still has the brain and mind power of a twelve-year-old, he does it very easily.) The next day, he wakes up a year younger, his four year old self is taken to nursery school. He confuses his young friends with his teenage level logic; one example is when he climbs a tree, and when they taunt him for being scared, he replies "I'm climbing the stupid tree" and says that means he is not scared. However, he even goes on to break his arm again, just as he did in nursery school.

>The next morning, Mike wakes up in what he thinks is prison, until he realizes he can barely walk. He soon realizes that he is a baby, wearing a diaper. Unable to escape his crib because of his weakened muscles, and unable to talk properly, he feels trapped. After having a bottle-feeding, a diaper change and a minute in the baby pen, Michael starts to feel like he will never get to the clock and that this day as a baby might be his last. Even if it isn't, he would be too young to do anything on his last day where logically he'd be a newborn.

>His mother takes him to see his "daddy" at work and Michael realizes this is his chance. His parents are heading into Anthony's Antiques. While his parents look for a new kitchen table, he crawls quickly towards the cuckoo clock. Just as it rings for a twelfth time, he grabs the head and twists it forward again, then sets the year dial to 1995, accidentally knocking an unknown year off in the process. In a bright flash of light, Michael is taken back to the morning of his 12th birthday.

>>76572

If I remember correctly; there's a scene when his Mommy changes his diaper?

>>76561

That awoken a few things for sure. Goosebumps are 10/10

If I was a good writer and I wanted to post some decent fiction with AB/DL elements, to like give it out on a forum for free, where would I go?

Back in the day, there used to be the ABDL Story Forum (but that place was always weird) and CS Fox's site is basically dead.

>>76589

cont. I've been wanting to write and post some good AB/DL stories (more the latter than the former, AB stuff is everywhere) for ages but I've had no idea where to put them so people can enjoy them. Plot with smut.

>>76567

I told you to get an editor to fix your stories. Can you even read? You certainly can't write. Why do you care about who I am? I don't know who you are, neither do I care. That said, you can call me "Daddy" if you dislike 8ch ID #s so bad.

>>76598

I'm not that redditspacing fuckwit, idiot.

>>76598

For some reason it said you were replying to me. Weird.

>>76442

Sause on image pls?

>>76603

it's an old carotte drawing from the 2000s

>>76589

If your stuff is PG-13 (not too sexual or graphic), adisc.org is a great forum where you'll get decent constructive criticism.

There's also dailydiapers.com and abdlstoryforum.info which are still pretty popular.

In any case, read the story rules/guidelines before posting on any of those, especially if your stories feature underage characters. That's the top 3 ABDL forums that come to mind.

There's also Buffalo Betty's, Fictionmania and SissyKiss if your stories feature sissification, or FoxTalesTimes if they feature furries.

Finally, DeviantArt offers a decent platform for authors too, but is not technically a forum. Wattpad works too.

>>76602

It's all good, I was wondering if I tagged the wrong post too. No harm done, or fucks given.

>>76589

>>76606

Like "Daddy" said, those websites are the ones to go to if you wish to write AB stories.

Though, in my experience…

DailyDiapers: Unless you have a thick skin, you're going to be ganged up on and criticised by many users on there for the simplest of things.

Watch out for the "Bastard Admins" I call them. They'll cut your throat as soon as you fight back and stick up for yourself. They will ban you then slag you off on DD's website.

abdlstoryforum.info - When I even attempted to post my old stories on there, I was automatically banned by their pathetic Admin guy.

Buffalo Betty - It's okay, mainly Sissy Baby stories. Though the layout of the website is dreadful. It should be plain like DD.

SissyKiss - That's a very good site. But again, most of it is Sissy Baby stories.

Fictionmania - I've never bothered with.

DevianArt - I was on there once, I found it boring. It's really a place for ABDL art in my opinion.

Wattpad - That's very good. I was on there for a year, 2015, if I recall correctly. Plus, people can't copy your work. Your stories are protected by the "No Right Click".

Wattpad would be the site I'd recommend.

>>76609

>Plus, people can't copy your work. Your stories are protected by the "No Right Click".

This is some very subtle sarcasm, right? You don't think that actually offers the slightest shred of "protection", right?

I usually don't even notice retarded anti-features like that because I block javascript by default.

>>76623

Well, that was the way it was when I used it. It may have changed now. And of course, there's software and extensions one can use to overwrite it, duh!

>>76609

I'm not denying your experience or anything, but from what I've seen, I'd describe DailyDiapers as entirely the opposite of what you have. In fact, I'd use a similar description for ABDLStoryforum.

DailyDiapers:

I don't know about their rules for what's allowed, but I think it's "anything goes except for sex + minors."

A lot of readers there are thin-skinned and like stories that don't challenge them or make them feel uncomfortable. Trigger warnings are often used, and sometimes complained about if they aren't. It is, however, true that if you manage to create a story that someone or another takes issue with, there's likely to be several more who basically +1 the thing.

ABDLStoryforum:

Tends to be a lot slower than DailyDiapers, so responses will be minimal. I'm fairly sure the rules for actual content are lenient, but you'd want to check. (I've read some pretty dark stuff there, but as long as it's not promoting child abuse or something, I've not seen very much stuff be removed for content reasons)

Feedback, should you get it, will likely be critical, but from what I've seen, there's a set of users who tend to be fairly detailed about what they think could be improved. Unless your stories are complete shit, I'd say it's unlikely you'd get boo'ed off the stage. I have even seen a few instances (on shit stories no less) where the admin specifically forbade people from ganging up on and shitting all over the story. While I have seen a few cases where stories get really torn apart, it's usually when someone has written something highly unoriginal or plotwise illogical for the dozenth time. Basically, they like originality, or at least some depth to the story. If it's another kid-does-bad-gets-put-in-diapers-by-overbearing-mom or weak-man-gets-babied-by-sexy-dom and there's no attempt to write anything but shallow fap scenes, it's probably gonna get called out.

I don't know much about other sites. I do know that I once, a long time ago, tried to post a story on abkingdom (French site, has an English story section) my story featured minors, but no sexual content, nor even any "iffy" stuff. They accepted the story, but demanded the characters ages be changed to 18… which made absolutely no fucking sense, plot wise. I'd stay clear of there.

Otherwise, you could just put it on pastebin or whatever, and link it here and other places.

Avoid Deviantart. It's been going downhill for a while now. Recently, they banned some stories for featuring masturbation. Of course, the writer challenged it and the retarded admit cited their "No visible genitalia" or some BS like that. Basically, even though that rule is meant for art, they're applying it to stories now too. Only a matter of time before they start knocking stories down for having dirty diapers.

>>76561

There's a Goosebumps CYOA (I'm pretty sure the bad ends in those awakened a ton of kinks in kids across America on their own) where you get age regressed and put in diapers too in one of the bad endings. I, uh. Flipped to that one quite a bit as a kid.

>>76574

There is but if I'm remembering right it basically gets totally skipped over because he didn't wanna describe it.

>>76752

That's totally stupid.

But that's what happens when the loony lefties get hold of power and get their own way…they fuck things up…

>>76826

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>>76838

>>76838

>>76609

>Sissykiss

The site layout is so terrible I never bothered checking out much, what is the good diaper content over there? I know Babytb started out on Sissykiss, his captions are great.

>>76846

I haven't looked on Sissy Kiss for months. I even tried to advertise on there; yes, I was going to pay a fee and let them promote my eBooks. I even created a small poster advert image as they requested.

But like you said the layout and system is dreadful. I tried three times to go through the payment system on their website; nothing happened.

When I messaged the owner about it, they didn't reply. So, I never bothered with the advertisement in the end. It's their loss.

Does anyone have an archive of CS Fox's stories? The stories section of foxtaletimes only has like 4 of his stories.

>>76854

So, wait, you didn't like a story about regression because the character regressed?

You're complaining about a lack of progression in a story for which all the readers wanted to see no progression.

Requesting the character to learn and grow in a story about regression is like asking for a tragedy with a happy ending.

I'll agree to that some plot lines were not tied up as neatly as they could be but, being an excellent regression story and the story trying to maintain its focus, I don't think that makes it as bad as you suggest.

>Does the story have an antagonist

The antagonist is herself

>What is she fighting against

Herself

Lily the Liar is about a girl who's immature and disabled trying to find a place where she's happy.

Ultimately, the lies she tells grown-ups are short-sighted and easily seen through. The story is about the lies she tells herself. I think the story could've been more perfect, sure, but show me a better one with the same fun, soft tone before you shoot it down so harshly.

>>76456

>>76452

Any chance these could be reuploaded as plaintext?

>>76854

I mean, that's an interesting perspective, but if so, ARE there any ABDL stories with positive character development?

Not entirely rhetorical BTW, would love recommendations.

>>76872

>Requesting the character to learn and grow in a story about regression is like asking for a tragedy with a happy ending

I kinda disagree with this, I find positive character development brought on by regression to be a pretty interesting idea. One step back, two steps forward so to speak.

>>77090

Only one that really springs to mind Dante's Infanzia by Personalias. Though I would love to see more stories with positive character development.

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/completed-stories/4933-dante-s-infanzia

In general, I don't think it's unreasonable to want ABDL stories to be more than just fap fiction. If I wanted to fap, I'd probably look at porn before reading a story.

And while not being very good, there is one set of stories I remember for being absolutely horrible. It was R55's Sonic Babies series written around 2008-2010. All of the characters were the same, the plots were often recycled from cartoon shows, it shoehorned in hamfisted messages about morals. And sometimes the author would even take asides and have his characters talk about how bad a certain cartoon was and even have them go and fight the creators. I really wish I could go and read these again but I think they've been lost to time. The first three chapters are still up on the author's furaffinity page but iirc there were like 50 or so chapters, each one worse than the last.

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/822819/

>>76811

>There's a Goosebumps CYOA (I'm pretty sure the bad ends in those awakened a ton of kinks in kids across America on their own) where you get age regressed and put in diapers too in one of the bad endings. I, uh. Flipped to that one quite a bit as a kid.

Bad ends are the best. The book you're most likely talking about is The Knight in Screaming Armor.

>>77200

So I was really curious about this and wound up looking on the Goosebumps wiki on-and-off all day and it turns out the one I was actually thinking of was Lost in Stinkeye Swamp. So there was two endings like that. Whaddaya know. I'll see if I can find a screencap or anything.

Was a decent trip down memory lane. It's kinda funny how some of the endings in these books are like "that's kinda hot" but most of them are just dying in really horrible ways.

>>77238

Awesome. I've been scouring the web for ebook copies of any and all of the books. I have the first 22 books if anyone wants a mega link, including The Knight in Screaming Armor that was mentioned before.

>>77257

Yeah I'd like a mega link, ty

>>77265

Enjoy!

https://mega.nz/#F!SBdQgazQ!7y1zI9Z-qcYPELGQ_Yv8zw

>>77268

tyvm

>>77238

>It's kinda funny how some of the endings in these books are like "that's kinda hot" but most of them are just dying in really horrible ways.

Yeah. Though if they were all hot then it wouldn't be a children's book.

>>77257

Yeah I can't find anything after 22. Shame.

>>77334

I do have a copy of the 23rd but it is scanned in and there is writing in it that spoils some puzzles. It is a pdf file instead of an epub like the others. I have updated the mega link >>77268

with it just in case you don't mind.

>>76815

Does anyone have these books!

>>77367

Found it!

http://vault.hellmark.org/Books/R.%20A.%20Montgomery/House%20of%20Danger%20(458)/

>>77367

And this is the best I can do for I Wish I Was the Baby. It hasn't been released as an eBook and unless someone here buys it and scans/uploads it, you probably won't see it in a digital format anytime soon.

https://books.google.com/books?id=IEZvEeAFhEkC&focus=searchwithinvolume

>>76572

Wasn’t there something about him un-existing his sister because the year he knocked off the clock was the same year she would have been born? iirc that always struck me as being the most fucked up part of the story.

>>78215

What is worse is he seems cool with the fact that he ended his sister's existence cause of what a brat she was.

>>78210

You should totally scan this for us anon. Looks rad.

If we're talking about actual published children's books we read as kids that appealed or maybe even sparked out ABDL interest, there was 100% a short children's book I read on the shelf in 1st Grade that was about a boy who stayed home from school in exchange for getting treated like a baby instead that day. At the end of the day he hated it, but he did wear diapers the whole day (didn't use them I don't think?) and had to drink from a bottle and eat baby food and stuff. Was supposed to teach kids growing up wasn't too bad, but had the opposite effect on me for sure. xD

Does anyone know what I was talking about? I did find it online again about eight years ago but then I forgot again and now I can't find it because the internet has grown exponentially bigger. :(

This was in the early nineties btw, and it was definitely cover-wise in a similar style to a scholastic book of some kind. I remember it being red and having a small framed picture of the kid getting his socks put on him or something like that on the cover. Kid's name might've been Ralph? Memory is so unreliable and I've read so many ABDL stories now that everything gets mixed up in my head.

>>78262

That sounds very interesting. I've searched worldcat.org and various other search engines using numerous combinations of keywords relating to your description—yet I've found nothing. Is there anything else that you can remember about the book, even if its something as simple as the author's gender or a line from it?

This is the only book that I found that sounds remotely similar to your description, however it is definitely not from the early 90s. https://www.worldcat.org/title/no-school-today-my-son/oclc/643330955

Thanks. >>78210

>>78244 , I second that. Even some pictures of each page are decent at this point as long as its readable.

Here's an epub copy of Alien for Rent. ( >>77418 )

https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/pvBSvhea/file.html

>>78289

This story is fucking horror material

Why don't they just let him fucking have the diaper? Why can't they just both be babies? What the fuck is it with parents just HAVING to make one of the two children feel like shit

>>78290

I'm glad you posted it, but I am a little underwhelmed by the story. With the first few pages posted I thought maybe someone had made their own ABDL themed age swap story into a cute little children's book.

>>78290

I mirror >>78292 's sentiments on it. It's a fun little thing, but a little underwhelming. However, thank you very much for posting it.

>>78285

>>78286

>>78287

>>78288

>>78289

>>78290

Thanks, messed around with the size of the pages of it and made a PDF out of it.

https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/oeZ4KgjJ/file.html

>>78291

It was a dream sequence, ya dingus.

I found it kinda charming, thanks for sharing.

does anyone know how to get little trips premium stories? i mean i could ask nico but i think he is gone for good.

something something rip LT

Regarding the chap who wrote the very brilliantly written "Cody Reformatory Program" story.

Does he still write? Or was he a one-off?

Did Lily the Liar just get removed? I got the first page of it from Google cache but I can't find it anywhere else.

>>76355

He's asking for porn stories you dipshit

I'm surprised no one has mentioned The Trying Policy.

https://abdlstoryforum.info/forum/stories/board-member-stories/4711-the-trying-policy

https://diaperstoryarchive.wordpress.com/2013/07/28/the-trying-policy/

It is one of my all-time favorites.

I'd also recommend anything by BoTox, especially It's just the flu, isn't it? and his Stargate fanfic.

>>79027

Since you guys have been arguing about this story for so long, I don't suppose you have a copy because otherwise the story is lost now.

>>79666

>>79666

>if it's slow enough to be reasonable, the story takes forever to get to the good stuff.

>Full-time diapering is the sexual peak, but seems to be too soon for the plot peak.

These seem like contradictory problems to have.

As for realism, you can always explicitly set it in an alternate reality where things work slightly differently. For instance, you could say that children have fewer rights and are treated more like property. Maybe have a scene where the protagonist tries to run away but ends up getting returned to his parents. As long as the story remains internally consistent, it won't feel like an ass-pull to the reader.

>>79666

Interesting enough when it comes to making age regression fiction is it is a bit easier to avoid certain issues that are around when trying to make a "realistic" abdl story. Its a bit hard for an adult to just walk out if they can't even easily reach the door nob on their own anymore after all.

Even the whole sex issue can be passed if that happens before the person started to regress. While at the same time stuff like breast feeding and the caregiver going from lover to caretaker is easy to spin into a humiliation subject.

>>79666

>it's hard to imagine a teenager or adult accepting that without just walking out.

Well, you could always go dark. Look at real stuff like what Dee Dee Blanchard did to Gypsey Rose in order to control her, or the common tactics the people use to control others like fear of deportation, controlling documents, or even blackmail. There's some crazy real life stories out there that cause people to do things they could have just walked away from.

Also a story is just the interesting parts of a characters life, you don't have to have a follow up after they are diapered 247 just end it at that point. Thats the ending.

>>79029

>>79045

Thanks. Does anyone have Flower Girl or Double Dare Ya? The author (Elibean) pulled everything off the internet. Wattpad, tumblr, and forum stuff are all gone. It was very high quality work.

>>79928

She never finished Double Dare Ya on the forums it originated on, instead, she was updating it on her patreon, as well as a story titled "Inches." I never subscribed so I never saw the rest of Double Dare Ya, nor do I even know if it was ever finished.

Does anyone know if it was finished?

>>76383

Thanks for reminding me that that never got finished. Now I'm sad.

What are some good quotes from books involving diapers?

>>79928

Flower girl is still up on Daring Diane's blogspot

>>87904

Wrong story, "Always the Flower Girl" - by Elibean

>>92664

>>92664

A bit of it is shown on this Etsy page.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/659625795/bobbys-world-im-not-a-baby-a-pull-n-peek

Computers are not toys over on ftt is one of the ones I first read that I still have a link to. Most of my experience comes from comics. http://foxtalestimes.com/Stories/Computers_are_not_toys/computers_are_not_toys.htm

Computers are not toys on ftt is one of the ones I first read that I still have a link to. Most of my experience comes from comics. http://foxtalestimes.com/Stories/Computers_are_not_toys/computers_are_not_toys.htm

>>92972

Are there any more similar stories to this one?

looking for a book where one of the characters (the little sister) was nicknamed "Wee" because she still wore diapers. read it in middle school, the cover was a ghost like girl in a garden. any help would be grand!

Bump

>>76811

>flipped to that one quite a bit

I would do that over and over for fucking years lmfao the girl that used to write that regression caption tumblr she was like a redhead biology teacher or something, she did a post a few years ago about being super obsessed with this book so you are definitely not the only one

>>76372

Not that I have a problem with it since it's all just kink stuff to get hard too, but It's something to think most stories are not very original and it's clear we have a "type" of story we just want told in different ways. I seek out #2 and #3 and I like it better when it never gets sexual even if I like normal sex too. Over the years things have gotten better in terms of quality.

I know this is a post from 2019, but the thread is still active so maybe you're still here.

Long_Rifle's Just A Party is probably one of my favorite stories of all time, specifically because of what happens to one character and how it all plays out. Nothing has ever hit me like that since, I wish someone would make a video recreation of that story/just that scene alone.