Adult babies..

[babyjan]

I remember watching something like this not too long ago but an American guy...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/...lt-babies-open-nurseries-new-documentary.html

 

[omfgski]

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[special_kala]

I can understand the pull of this.

Being completely looked after must be nice.

It's s bit odd but its not hurting anyone so if that's what floats their boat I don't have any issue with it.

 

[sarahchops86]

Theres a programme on about this on channel 4 tonight at 10 I think. Alan noticed it on my sky+ and was like "wtf sarah" to which I replied "tips "

 

[Ozzieshunni]

I think this is based off some unfulfilled need from childhood. Maybe an absent mother? Not enough nurturing? It's just another thing in this world. I don't think it's strange

 

[maryp0ppins]

I saw advert for this but forgot. Must watch tonight!

 

[babyjan]

I think this is based off some unfulfilled need from childhood. Maybe an absent mother? Not enough nurturing? It's just another thing in this world. I don't think it's strange

Yeah I think this too x

 

[tina3747]

There's women still lactating that let them breastfeed!!

Whatever floats and all that...!!

 

[Ozzieshunni]

There's women still lactating that let them breastfeed!!

Whatever floats and all that...!!

I remember reading a story about a woman who pumped for her father to give him breastmilk to help him while he was fighting cancer. Breastmilk has amazing properties

 

[fantastica]

There's women still lactating that let them breastfeed!!

Whatever floats and all that...!!

I remember reading a story about a woman who pumped for her father to give him breastmilk to help him while he was fighting cancer. Breastmilk has amazing properties

Not quite the same thing though!

 

[Ozzieshunni]

There's women still lactating that let them breastfeed!!

Whatever floats and all that...!!

I remember reading a story about a woman who pumped for her father to give him breastmilk to help him while he was fighting cancer. Breastmilk has amazing properties

Not quite the same thing though!

Eh, six of one, half dozen of the other.

 

[babyjan]

There's women still lactating that let them breastfeed!!

Whatever floats and all that...!!

I remember reading a story about a woman who pumped for her father to give him breastmilk to help him while he was fighting cancer. Breastmilk has amazing properties

I remember that story, she would add breast milk into his smoothies, cereal and just give it to him as a drink she was also breastfeeding her son at the same time, she eventually got tired of pumping and decided to give it to him straight from the source

 

[BrokenfoREVer]

I remember reading that too.

Meh, it's the same deal as donating a kidney to someone, I think it's amazing she did that to help her dad.

I also remember reading about a woman who found and abandoned newborn baby in another country & BF it all the way to the hospital. She saved its life. Amazing.

As for the OP, there's nowt as strange as folk haha. Everyone is different, what ever floats your boat

 

[Abigailly]

I find it completely bizarre but that's just ignorance.

But on the flip side, I can (semi) see the attraction to it. The idea of having someone 'mother' me is nice. Perhaps not the extremities though.

 

[mumoffive]

I dont see the attraction at all. I find it quite disturbing tbh. Those people have real issues if they feel that way, its clearly not normal to be like that. I find those pictures sad and freaky. There is a huge gulf between wanting to be like a baby and wanting to be cared about by someone.

 

[violet chase]

It's not my cup of tea but im quite open minded to other peoples shenanigans. nothing really shocks or grosses me out!
I couldnt personally poop in a nappy and have someone change it or change an adults (unless it was for a medical reason) and i sure couldnt breast feed a grown (wo)man.
I have enjoyed explaining to my mother in law before the start of the programme that it isn't 15 stone babies but adults dressed as babies it took some time for it to sink in.

 

[Eternal]

It's not my cup of tea but im quite open minded to other peoples shenanigans. nothing really shocks or grosses me out!
I couldnt personally poop in a nappy and have someone change it or change an adults (unless it was for a medical reason) and i sure couldnt breast feed a grown (wo)man.
I have enjoyed explaining to my mother in law before the start of the programme that it isn't 15 stone babies but adults dressed as babies it took some time for it to sink in.

Haha ... That's classic, I would love to of seen her face when recollection sunk in however, can you imagine a 15 stone baby

 

[Nibblenic]

I just think to each their own. Everyone is a consenting adult and no one is being harmed so its all good.

I can see the enjoyment in having our every needed looked after and wanting some child like enjoyment in life.

Some peoples lives are still pretty repressed. They feel they have to hide away from who they really are to fit in with a stereotype. I dont think a bit of escapism does anyone any harm

 

[lhancock90]

Its not for me but, each to their own.
I did find the man who wanted his girlfriend to be 3 not 6.. odd? Hes the only one who made me uncomfortable.

xx

 

[omfgski]

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