u/missy_abdl

Hi everyone! I'm Xenia, 19, from Australia, and my little name is Missy. 🧸

I'm looking for a lovely, caring Mummy who would be interested in spending some time getting to know me and sharing my little side with me. I have an ABDL weekend planned for next weekend (28th–30th August), so it would be really lovely to have someone to chat with and potentially share some of that time with.

I'm definitely not expecting someone to jump straight into being my Mummy, though! I'd much rather get to know each other first, see if we click, and build some trust. If we end up developing a proper CG/little relationship that continues after the weekend, I'd be really happy about that. 💚

As a little, I'm quite shy at first, but once I'm comfortable I'm playful, affectionate, silly and pretty chatty. I love being able to relax and let my little side come out, and I really like the idea of having someone caring who can give me attention, reassurance, encouragement and a little bit of structure. I love wearing diapers; they make me feel sooo babyish. On that topic, my little age is probably around 0-2yrs old.

Outside of my little side, I'm studying an animal course at TAFE. I'm a HUGE animal lover, and I love crafts, music, walks, watching TV, and generally having cozy days at home. I'm also obsessed with Supergirl, so there's a very good chance you'll hear me talk about it 😂

I'd ideally like someone who is kind, patient, communicative and genuinely interested in getting to know me as a person, not just the little side of me. I'd also love someone who enjoys chatting throughout the day, sharing silly things, checking in, and building a genuine connection.

I'm happy to chat online and see where things go, and Australia would obviously be a bonus because of the weekend, but I'm open to an online connection too.

If you're interested, send me a message and tell me a little about yourself! 💚 I'd love to know your age, where you're from, what you're looking for, and what being a CG/Mummy means to you.

Please be kind and respectful — I'm looking for something genuine and hopefully long-term if we click. 🧸🐸

Hi, everybody!

i'm Xenia (my little name is Missy), a 19-year-old currently studying at TAFE. i am a BIG introvert, but once i am familiar with you, I'll be chatting away. Though I do love adventuring, like going on walks, etc. I'm looking for a cg who is kind, patient, caring and understanding. Someone who is happy to get to know me properly and build a genuine connection before jumping straight into the cg/little dynamic. I'd love someone who can be a safe person for me, someone I can talk to, be silly with, and just feel comfortable around.

I'm looking for something that can hopefully become an ongoing connection rather than just a one-off thing. I'd love to have someone I can message throughout the day, share random things with, and eventually have that cute cg/little dynamic with once we've gotten to know each other.

A little about me (big me): I love animals (especially wildlife!), crafts, music, watching TV shows, going on walks and generally having cozy days at home. I'm also a huge Supergirl fan and probably talk about it way too much. 😂

As for my little side, I'm definitely a bit of a softie 🥺. I'm playful and cuddly and can be a little cheeky once I'm comfortable with someone. I love being able to switch off from being a big girl for a while and just be silly, cute and carefree.

I can be a bit shy at first, especially with someone new, so patience and reassurance mean a lot to me. Once I trust someone, though, I can get pretty chatty and playful! I love having someone to talk to, share little things with, and feel safe and comfortable around.

I also really like the idea of having a CG who can encourage me, check in on me, praise me when I've done well and give me a bit of structure when I need it. At the same time, I want it to feel like a genuine relationship/friendship where we can laugh together and just enjoy each other's company. 💚

I'm still figuring out exactly what my little side looks like, so I'm looking for someone who is happy to explore that with me rather than expecting me to fit into a particular idea of what a little "should" be.

I'm in Australia, but I'm happy to chat with people online anywhere.

If you think we'd get along, feel free to message me and tell me a little about yourself! I'd much rather start with a normal conversation and see if we click than jump straight into anything.

Please be respectful and patient — I'm looking for someone genuine. 💚

Hey! I'm a 19F from Australia looking for someone to chat with who's also into the ABDL community. Lately I've really been missing being in littlespace, and I've been thinking a lot about wearing diapers again. It used to be a big source of comfort for me, and I'd love to talk with someone who understands those feelings.

I'm mainly looking for genuine conversation, sharing experiences, talking about regression, comfort items, diapers, or just what being little means to you. No pressure—I'd just like to make a friend who gets it. Feel free to send me a message if you'd like to chat. 🧸💙

Hi everyone,

I'm not sure if this is the right subreddit to post this in, but I thought I'd ask.

I've been diaper-free for a while now, but lately I've really been missing wearing them and would like to start wearing them more often again.

The problem is that I've recently started a new TAFE course (similar to college/university). It's three days a week—Tuesday to Thursday. Tuesday is on campus, and Wednesday and Thursday are at a wildlife sanctuary for practical work placement. The first day at the sanctuary is with my whole class, and the second day is one-on-one with a staff member.

Because the sanctuary is quite a long drive from home, I'll be staying at my stepdad's house from Tuesday till Thursday night (drive back home after placement) since he only lives about 30 minutes away.

I've been thinking about buying some pull-ups instead of diapers for those days because they'd be much less noticeable under my clothes. I don't think regular diapers would be practical or discreet enough.

Unfortunately, Monday isn't really an option for me, so at the moment Friday is the only day I'd realistically be able to wear diapers.

Has anyone else had to balance wearing them with work, study, or staying with family? Did pull-ups work well for you, or did you find another solution?

I'd love to hear your experiences or any advice. Thanks!

As title says,
My parents are away for the whole weekend!
Give me tasks to do! (I am out now for abt an 1hr)
I’m slowly getting into messing so try not make that the main tasks please.
When I get home I’ll shower and get padded!
I have all the usual gear!

Hi, everybody!

I am going to have a diapered weekend this weekend and i'm in need of some good creams to use (I haven't tried creams yet)

On another note, any suggestions on what to do this weekend are appreciated.

Tomorrow I will be wearing a diaper and possibly taking a mini enema.
Can any mummies or daddies tell me what to do?! I want to be babied but I like to be Bratty so what are you going to do abt it! Hmph!

Edit: unfortunately I cannot be padded tomorrow anymore due to work.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been feeling a bit conflicted lately and wanted to see if anyone else relates. I’ve always been intrigued by the idea of messing and being in a messy diaper — there’s something about it that feels really baby-like and comforting to me. At the same time, I also get this strong “ick” feeling that makes it hard to fully relax into it.

I’ve tried a few things before — I’ve messed a pull-up once, which actually felt really nice and gave me that soft, little feeling I’m chasing. I’ve also tried suppositories, but they were uncomfortable and kind of put me off exploring more. I do have mini enemas but haven’t worked up the courage to try them yet.

Another layer is that I still live with family, so I only get to wear them when I’m home alone, which makes it harder to feel safe and fully in that headspace. I think a big part of what I’m missing is having someone IRL to care for me — like a mummy/caregiver — because online interactions just don’t quite fill that need for me.

Lately I’ve just been feeling really lonely and a bit sad about it all. Like I have this side of me I want to explore and feel comfort in, but I don’t really have the space or support to do it properly.

Does anyone else deal with that mix of curiosity and hesitation? Or have tips on working through the “ick” feeling or finding a safer headspace?