/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

I would like to see mainstream companies make abdl products, but for sure this decision would hurt the company's image as fuck and the profit would be marginal.

>It's a fucking hit

A man can dream.

>Make up story about how the diaperfags are an oppressed group and anyone who opposes their lifestyle is a biggot

I think that already happened somewhere.

>Promote fake news that connects toilet training to autism.

>Give funding to fake advocacy groups that claim waste retention leads to higher colon and bladder cancers

>Latest fad diets promotes easy-digestion pastes and formulas

>Get your embedded tiktok and fortnight advertisers to promote the latest prints and styles as the hottest thing since baby powder

>Jew your way into a diapered dystopia of perma-babs.

Also, they pay butt loads of money for big hot movie stars to endorse their products in ads, and for product placement in their movies.

So now diaper wearing gets more acceptable.

>be me

>Ceo of huggies

>diapers start to become uneconomical

>pay "researchers" to make research proving potty training is bad

>start making larger diapers for 5-12 year olds

>start fazing out pull-ups

>start promoting diapers for schools saying it will keep students more focused

>profit from keeping the next generation in diapers

So, in order for us to even think about being accepted by main society we just have to worry about the world being at risk?

Sounds about right.

The PR would be a disaster. We've made some steps in so far as DD/lg is nearly as mainstream as BDSM lately, but diapers are a step further.

However, I remember when Pampers released size 6+ and parents were freaking out, and now we're on size 8, so they do slowly seem to be scaling up. A couple sizes bigger might fit a normal adult

>>84311

Implying that the power of SJWs on your side would alt anyone trying to oppose it in their tracks just by uttering the word "Ablist"

>>84311

Lol I am an adult and I actually can fit into them. though I'm kinda of a small person So I'm not if that counts.

>TV show plays out

>Commercial starts up

>Suburban home, afternoon, a sideroom is littered with toddler toys

>A bus is heard, a teen boy and a 10 year old girl come in, the ten year old has muddy shoes and leaves an exaggerated mess, the teen throws a hoodie to a wall hook, it misses and falls on the floor.

>Follow thise two to the kitchen where Mom is waiting with a prepared snack.

>Break for camera, mom actress stepping out of slice of life and addressing audience.

Being a Mom is tough, managing a household is challenge that can take up all your time and energy.

But I have a secret.

>Camera pans, Mom is now pantsless, diaper exposed, standing next to counter with commercial brand diapers.

Now with Huggies Busy Bottoms, I have the time to keep up with everyone else. And their odorlock ensures nobody will know except you!

>Man in suit walks in the door

>Sideroom is organized, muddy tracks gone (but shoes still have mud to remind the stupid audience of continuity), hoodie hanging up.

>Man walks into clean kitchen

Wow hun the place looks great! How did you find the time?

>Mom winks at camera, leaning foward to kiss TV husband, brown bottom of diaper peaking under the skirt

I'll never tell.

>>84314

They really don't have the power you think they have

>>84317

I could fit 6+ when I was 19. But now I'm talking about what most people could comfortably fit. I think they'd need to go to 10

>>84286

We are not thay deep into the clown world [spoiler]yet

>>84319

This

>>84314

Most of the world is just now waking up to the fact that most online “social justice”(think microaggressions, not say, police brutality) is dogmatic, childess and, in general, stupid. We hit peak political correctness in 2018. It’s a cycle and it’s on the way out.

>>84286

There probably are Employees of baby diaper companies involved financially in ABDL, just through shell companies.

The biggest problem is that ABDL diapers are marketed as ‘ABDL’ diapers. ABDLs don’t need that tag to know what they want. Just sell printed adult diapers alongside one another. No need to sell diapers as sex toys. Most ABDLs don’t like them marketed that way anyway

>>84327

Problem here being you won't be able to sell cute prints without them obviously being ABDL. As far as normies understand, incontinent adults want inconspicuous and medical looking diapers because looking and feeling childish is negative.

>>84328

For autists, by autists.

OP is basically how Rearz got started, and is also why the Fab Sense diaper exists

>>84286

Diaper sales are already increasing for the aging population. This is exemplified in China. More and more I am seeing incontinence/diaper commercials targeted to 50+. A while back I did a series of shitposts on many of the boards here warning of our independence reduced and normalizing the fetish. They won't stop selling young children/baby diapers, but they will expand. Soon we will see the day we are trapped to this dependence. The propaganda will profusely reassure the bathroom is your chain and wearing your bathroom leads to a healthier and more productive life. Once we get machines that have the means and ability to clean 99% of objects including fabrics, decadence can truly proliferate. We could have automated caretakers, but let's be real, the next automated thing in the next 20 years will be something cleaning related and not heavily using artificial intelligence, merely executing commands. People making messes all they want with no worry to clean up. How long will they get dirty before they care? How long until they care to issue commands to cleanup? Yes the cleaning machines could autonomously clean up, but how fast could that get annoying publicly? Privately? Reducing usage of utensils, reducing usage of manners, etiquette, manual re-nforcement of hygiene. Being carefree, reducing thoughts of one self to upon the common. Imagine the friends, imagine the girl's night out, the gasses expelled, the messes made, the lack of care, the impotence encroached on independence, hands messy, hands squishing, hands feeling, no care to clean up, stain the clothes, smellier is better, not at first, but as time goes on, how much will smell matter? Pissing and shitting in bed not even in a diaper, regular clothes, not getting out, living on regular neetbucks, streaming entertainment, putting off the cleaning machine, suckling the machine at large, loving the tit, getting it all over the chin, all over the breasts and chest, letting it stain, letting it smell.

>>84750

pissing and shitting without clothes also, onto bear ground, smearing on walls, smearing on tits, opening messy diapers with friends and smearing shit all over, squishing it. It has no consequence, it will be cleaned on command, the smell is no matter there is artifical remedy, better than nothing to have smells covering up, some will not care for the smell, will like it,pee carelessly, be naked in public or private, world is bathroom, chest is table, food has no etiquette, the pheromones, the juices, the burps, the farts, the incessant need, no care, no restraint. I NEED IT I FUCKING NEED IT FUCKING HAPPEN ALREADY. FUCKING HAPPEN ON A MASS SCALE, FUCKING TOWN NEIGHBORHOOD ANYTHING FUCKING HAPPEN FUCKING HAPPEN FUCKING HAPPEN

>>84290

this Pepe is R A R E

>>84816

Anyone else see the wizard face in the trees?

What's more likely to happen is diaper corporations ruining themselves to make biodegradable diapers, tbh. Aside from plastic bags, disposable diapers are the biggest thing I see ecofags complain about.

Almost all the baby wipes by major brands I see in store now are either unscented, or made from biodegradable materials. They're just not the same.

Diapers will go the same way. In Europe and Britcuckistan I could even seem them banning disposable diapers honestly. That'd include adult ones.

Nothing will make me more mad than ecocucks ruing my fucking fetish just as it becomes easy and accessible.

>>86643

I imagine that a lot of abdl diaper companies would stop selling them as diapers or medical equipment or whatever and start selling them as novelty items to get around any ban. That being said, I have trouble imagining a ban happening any time soon. Plastic grocery bags are banned in a lot of places because the reusable alternatives are no less convenient.

Switching people from disposable diapers to cloth would be a major inconvenience and requires extra steps (washing, drying, etc) to be eco friendly. I’m sure plenty of people will try to ban disposables but it will be far more difficult than banning grocery bags or straws or whatever

>>86646

It may not have to be an outright ban. They may raise taxes or use other methods to make disposable diapers less desirable.

For example, in parts of Britbongistan, trash is collected only once every 3 weeks, while recycling is collected every 2 weeks, with a separate collection for incontinence products. It's not such a leap to imagine them refusing to deal with diapers, perhaps even locating and fining people who still put diapers in with ordinary trash.

I don't think it's a good sign that many baby wipe manufacturers are making "natural fibre" wipes all of a sudden. I think it's an indicator that they may be looking info biodegradable diapers. As opposed to forcing everyone to switch to cloth like you imagine. Make no mistake, changing the material of diapers so heavily would absolutely change their quality. And if it spreads to ABDL diapers aspects of what people like about them, the feel, and the memory of their childhood will be ruined.

I don't think it's as simple as just selling them as a novelty rather than diapers if it's still the same product and still the same material.

I don't think this'll happen tomorrow, obviously, but I think it's something to be concerned about and definitely something to keep an eye on.

>>84286

>What if mainstream diaper companies started selling products for us?

It will never happen because they don't want to be associated with creepy fetish neets, as it would hurt their standing with their actual customer base. You'll just have to settle for 3rd party knock-offs.

North Shore already does. They make diapers targeted towards abdl and non-degenerates.

>>86643

plastic bags have been the bane of ecofag's existence since the 1980s and they're only just now getting around to even putting a tax on them in some places. they're only outright banned in a handful of small countries/states/provinces, and some just put a tiny fee on them and are done with it.

the walmart and the dollar store in my town charge for bags, the gas station and the canadian tire don't. it's basically just up to the stores to put a tiny fucking tax on them that nobody cares about when you're buying $70 worth of bullshit

if we've made this little progress in 30 years i doubt diapers are going away any time soon

>>84328

Asian adult diapers frequently have cute (though not babyish per se) prints, so obviously it's not some universal dislike.

>>91301

I don't know man. Britcuckistan banned plastic straws out of the blue. There's also the same small tax on plastic bags that's been around maybe 4 or 5 years but some places are already looking for more eco alternatives.

It's a snowball effect. Just because it took a long time to get where we are doesn't mean the next steps will also take a long time. I'd be extremely concerned that baby wipe manufacturers are moving towards lower quality biodegradable wipes. I've stockpiled 7 packs of my preferred wipes and intend to save even more. They're frequently on sale as of late and it makes me concerned they're clearing stock before discontinuing them. They're literally the only named brand wipe on the shelf that isn't unscented or biodegradable

>>91397

That's what a lot of medical supply companies have realized already. From producers who still maintain a non-ABDL image like Northshore with its Megamax model, to those who went all-out ABDL like Rearz (who started out only selling cloth diapers), and distributors like Agecomfort who are now selling ABDL brands and models alongside "medical" brands. Basically, diaper companies are slowly realizing that there is a lot of demand for "premium" diapers, which they can sell with a very decent profit margin. Even clothing companies like LittleKeeperSleeper and All-In-One have realized they were selling their products to a different type of customers than they originally intended and have adjusted their product line to supply the demand. Now if we could simply get rid of the cringe factor inevitably associated with people imposing their fetish on unwilling people in public and also get everyone to understand that ABDLs aren't synonymous with pedos (even if there obviously are pedo ABDLs… KYS guys, please), who knows, maybe P&G and KC will eventually bless us with an adult version of their baby diapers.

We are mainstream.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FasvZpzMwAs

>>91414

You are seeing what you want to see.

>>91304

Companies are caving to SJW activism all the time. If we can document how one of these attacks work we can do something along the lines of transgender incontinence and not being supportive of diapered people is transphobic or something like that. It's a decent idea. I'd think it's utterly hilarious if it actually worked

>>91440

You can't completely fabricate something like that, it has to already be part of the SJW talking point list.

There actually is a problem with trans incontinence after sex reassignment surgery but diapers aren't the solution because of the gaping wound in their crotch.

Look if you really want to do this, you're getting ahead of yourself. BDSM shit is already widespread in pride parades. Theres your in. You need to work through the fetishes all being more widely accepted until you reach ABDL. It'll probably take 3 to 5 years