A Call to Action
Posted by pamperedpenny on Friday Nov 13, 2009 Under AB/DL, Age Play, Erotica, Exhibitionism, Life, Mommies/Daddies, Networking, Penny Play, RamblingsFrom PamperedPenny.com.
There are so few ABDL blogs out there and the few that are even started seem to disappear after a while. In fact, I only see one–besides mine–which has been going for any length of time and that’s IHeartDiapers.com. I’m always looking for age play blogs to read, but they never seem to last, so I thought I’d actually say something.
Age players and diaper fetishists, the internet needs you!
Here’s your chance to change the world for the better and expose more people to the fun and exciting world of ABDL.
Why is an online blog the best answer?
1. It is accessible to many people. To give your blog maximum exposure, don’t host it on a private site like Diaper Space. Put it up on LiveJournal.com, Blogger.com, WordPress.com, or another mainstream blog site.
2. Express yourself fully to avoid misconceptions. Often when people come across the world of ABDL by accident, they only see snippets of what is going on and form inaccurate, unflattering opinions. A blog is a place where you can go into detail. More information is always better!
3. Meet new friends. By talking about youself as well as just diapers, you’ll meet friends who know you better and can connect with you on multiple levels. No more separate slots for friends who are into diapers and friends who are into soccer or anime or whateer. Also, it helps turn you into a real person for those who think ABDLs are all gross weirdos. Need another reason? There are so many ABDL guys out there looking for that special someone who is open to the diaper thing, but then they only offer very limited information. A blog will get potential dates interested in you for reasons other than diapers.
I’d really like to see people creating little blogging communities out in the open. Yes, there are MySpace clones where people sporadically post poorly written, detached blogs about single diapered adventures, but I’d really like to see more ABDL blog personalities out there, and not just the young girls who seem to get overwhelmed by all the attention and quit, but all kinds of people. Wouldn’t it be great?




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