Trauma and Exposure Among AB/DLs - Figure # 3

-By B. Terrance Grey
Part of the Survey Project at Understanding.Infantilism.Org

Figure Description

Figure number three shows a horizontal bar chart showing the 10th to 90th percentile age ranges for always, trauma, and exposed groups. 80% of each group reported an onset within these age ranges. The 'exposed' and 'trauma' groups are too small for meaningful year-by-year comparisons, such as those used in previous studies on women AB/DLs and AB/DLs in diapers already.

Questions

14)Was there some event that you think might have originally caused your interest in diapers or babyhood, or did the interest seem to always be there?

1. My interests were there before, but at some time I realized that I was different; that others around me didn't share the interest.
2. My interests were probably caused by a specific event (stumbling across a reference to ABDL activities somewhere, getting introduced to it, an incident of emotional trauma, trying a new kink, sexual abuse, etc.)
3. My interests started at a certain time, but I'm not sure what event caused them.
4. I remember acting on my interests in diapers and babyhood, but don't remember when they started or when I realized that they made me different.
5. I was wearing diapers already for bedwetting or incontinence, and noticed that I was starting to enjoy wearing them or being a baby.
6. I decided to try adding diapers or babyhood to my existing ageplay, BDSM, fetish, etc., interest.
7. None. I've never had an interest in diapers or babyhood.

15)How old were you, in years, when this realization or event happened? Please give your best estimate. (Y or YY)

16)How would you describe what happened?

Results Tabulation

Email BitterGrey Level: General | Status: Finished | Last Update: 1 May 2009| First: 1 May 2009

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