Freaks
Added 2018-01-17 07:59:21 +0000 UTCEvery ABDL who has known about their Little side knows what its like to be called a "freak" or at least knows how it feels to be labeled as such.
The most important thing we can do as a community is to stick together. It can be very lonely as a Little sometimes. Often times we can only find solace in our private worlds where we are not, or at least *should* not be judged. Being understood is one of the most vital things for all of us. I think most Littles just want to be understood, and in our world it's tough to find people who are willing to take the time to understand.
Those that DON'T take the time, and give their knee-jerk reactions to this weird behavior (and it is weird), they lash out with insults, labels, unpleasantness, and sometimes violence.
Like any other community or group of people, standing by one another is the most important thing we can do. When we are called "freaks", or "abnormal" those words can cut deep. Some Littles experience serious psychological scarring from being exiled by their families, abandoned by their friends, fired, exposed, and publicly humiliated. Just because we like to wear diapers and sleep with stuffed animals.
I believe that as long as you are not doing anything to hurt or take advantage of anyone, there shouldn't be a problem with it.
And if you're a "freak" who isn't breaking the law or hurting anyone, and you feel alone, just remember: you are not alone.
Stick together. Support one another. Stand by your fellow freaks and let them know its ok to be weird. Life's too short to let those scars stay open.
B
