How to Quit Your Diaper Fetish

The reason for creating this website is very simple: I want to help others like me that want to overcome their diaper fetish. While having a diaper fetish is not unheard of, it is definitely not something the majority of people have. Finding others who have a similar struggle is made even more difficult by the fact that we are often ashamed of it and therefore do not share it with almost anyone in real life. For this reason, and probably a few others, most people fight this battle alone. I did for the vast majority of my life. I wanted to end my diaper addiction but I did not know how and didn't have anyone to talk to about it. 

 

But think about this: almost every other problem in life is something people are working together to solve. People get together, give support, share ideas, and collaborate in order to work out solutions. Up until now, I know of virtually no place where people can work together to figure out how to get rid of a diaper fetish (although this website was inspired by two great bloggers who share their struggles and talk about the issue with their readers; you can find those blogs here and here). 

 

Thankfully, I have had great success recently in controlling my diaper addiction and getting it out of my life in a healthy way. I don't feel like I'm "repressing" my sexuality or anything like that. Far from it. I am more at peace now than I have ever been. 

 

So, I created this website in order to share my experiences and use the insights I have gained in order to help others struggling with the same thing. The strategy I used to overcome my diaper fetish might not work for everyone, but I think the principles behind it can work. And if nothing else, others can see my story as proof that it is possible to move beyond diapers and get them out of your life for good.