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Good boy
I am a Good Boy because I am truly a good boy.
I grew up feeling different from others, and not understood by others, or even myself. This came with a lot of challenges.
One of those challenges, which had a big impact on my life, was potty training. The whole thing didn't make any sense to me. I didn't understand when to use the bathroom, etc., and I felt ashamed of using it. A lot of times I couldn't feel when I needed to go, so I was always wet, and sometimes messy with poop as well.
I was a bedwetter until I was about 15. I always had daytime accidents, both number one and number two, sometimes big, sometimes small, even occasionally as an adult. Growing up as a small child, I started to feel a strong need to be padded in diapers and to use them. As I grew older, I figured out that this is called ABDL. I struggle with that a lot.
In my late 20s, I started going to trauma therapy, which is helping me a lot in my life, including with ABDL. I also started learning about ASD when a psychologist told me that I most likely have it at a low level. I am very happy to find this site and start understanding myself along with you all.
I have a hard time with communication, so I hope this isn't bothering anyone, but I love you all, even though you don't see it because I'm not always able to show it.
Feel free to reach out to me anytime, publicly or privately.
I grew up feeling different from others, and not understood by others, or even myself. This came with a lot of challenges.
One of those challenges, which had a big impact on my life, was potty training. The whole thing didn't make any sense to me. I didn't understand when to use the bathroom, etc., and I felt ashamed of using it. A lot of times I couldn't feel when I needed to go, so I was always wet, and sometimes messy with poop as well.
I was a bedwetter until I was about 15. I always had daytime accidents, both number one and number two, sometimes big, sometimes small, even occasionally as an adult. Growing up as a small child, I started to feel a strong need to be padded in diapers and to use them. As I grew older, I figured out that this is called ABDL. I struggle with that a lot.
In my late 20s, I started going to trauma therapy, which is helping me a lot in my life, including with ABDL. I also started learning about ASD when a psychologist told me that I most likely have it at a low level. I am very happy to find this site and start understanding myself along with you all.
I have a hard time with communication, so I hope this isn't bothering anyone, but I love you all, even though you don't see it because I'm not always able to show it.
Feel free to reach out to me anytime, publicly or privately.
- Birthday
- Jan 2, 1995 (Age: 30)
- Location
- Brooklyn NY
- Diagnosis Status
- Autism (classic) - Self Determined
- Gender
- Male
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