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I Want To Be In A DDLG Relationship

YES!!! This has been my dream since I knew such a thing existed. I have had very complex, drawn-out fantasies of being in this type of relationship since before puberty, although back then I was incapable of getting "turned on" (in the adult sense.) I found abnormal amounts of pleasure in always getting to be the "handicapped baby" whenever my friends and I would play house, but I absolutely hated being the mom. This dynamic has carried over completely into adulthood for me, as I don't have (and don't want) children, but still long to [i]be[/i] the child myself in romantic relationships. For a long time I pursued this, dating only women for a time because I thought they might be more nurturing and maternal than men. My first serious girlfriend, whom I dated when I was 21, was 34 years old and a (non-custodial) mother of two. I longed for her to treat me the way she treated her kids, but it never happened. It was many months into our relationship before I told her of my multiple fetishes, of which she ended up not approving. She wouldn't indulge them at all and didn't even want to hear about them, so I stopped being intimate with her (since I am basically asexual anyway.) She cheated on me and we broke up soon thereafter.
I have never been able to find someone- male or female- with that nurturing, maternal/paternal vibe that is my "dream trait in a mate," although I am currently in a relationship with someone who shares some of my other fetishes. While I love my current girlfriend dearly, I wish she was more nurturing, dominating, and into the AB scene. While none of those things are true of her, she is still quite willing to keep me in diapers once we are living together as she, too, is a DL (I won't wear diapers unless forced, because the forced aspect is what I crave about being diapered. Also, she lives in Europe and I live in the US at this time.)
I have long accepted that I'll probably never get what I really want because I know it is unrealistic. While that makes me sad and a little bitter at times, it is what it is and the best thing for me to do is to move on with me life. But I do still live out my fantasies in the stories I write for my personal enjoyment, where I can be as helpless, loved, and cared for as I need to be to finally experience true happiness. A happiness, it seems, that life will never be able to afford me.
Paliglass41-45, F
I've always had relationships with dominating men. I keep exploring why. I came across this DDlg and wondered if I had some need like this because of the similarities I saw - curfew, be in bed at this time, wear this, wear that, do this, don't do that. My ex used to inspect stuff when he walked in and I called him the toilet inspector, one day I split gravey all over the toilet just before he came in and he went mad - I thought it was hilarious.

My partner now is more what I call smothering - be careful of this, your shoes hurt so I'm buying you shoe pads, made me watch all the final destinations which I think was to make me more safety conscious but I'm an adrenaline junkie so that didn't take effect. Anyway I saw this DDlg thing and looked at this. As much I don't like aspects of being with dominating men I must like it or I wouldn't keep picking them. Plus I am pretty immature in certain ways, like cartoons which I can't watch with my children anyone because they've grown out of it, like roller-coasters, love Disney land. So I thought maybe this but no diapers.

Most women in relationships, from what I've seen, like their partners to be adult, not that I've been in a relationship with a woman but how they talk and how they behave says they want someone who's not childlike. Myself, as much as I mother my children, expect the person I'm in a relationship to be an adult. Also women with children want help rather than another child. So I think you're barking up the wrong trees there. Men are more dominating and while they might want you to look after some aspects of life they want to look after you more. Although two of my ex's did housework, didn't like me cooking and one did all the washing. So as much as they were dominating they were nurturing in a female way.

I found it to make me feel useless but I've been cleaning since I was 5 and cooking from a young age too. Although they weren't violent when I left my first bf and had counselling (I couldn't cope emotionally without him) I was told it was abusive. I was told my 2nd bf was abusive too. I think the 2nd one was maybe emotionally abusive, but the first one when I look at it in a more detached way was too encouraging of my goals and supportive to be abusive. The second one basically wanted me indoors all the time which if you don't want that is abusive. I generally do what like anyway consequences are generally irrelevant unless it negatively effects my children so as much as they tried to control me they would of had to beat me to achieve that but then even that probably wouldn't work because when my first bf was away I had a breakdown and was put in a mental institution where they beat me everyday and that didn't even break me - I fight, and even beaten and drugged I still got up the next day with determination, it only stopped when my bf called and told me to report it because I didn't think of that - I was completely emotionally and decision wise dependant on him which was why I couldn't cope on my own and why they said he was abusive I think.

After therapy I've been very independent in every way and I like it but still pick dominant men.

Anyway I've gone on and on and my point was short - if you're looking for a partner who is father like: bed times, curfew, is over interested in the friends you have, sets rules, wants you to stay in the house even, tells you what you wear, what to eat, where to go, what work is acceptable, how to do stuff then I believe you'd find that easier with a man. Although men would probably say women are like that lol. Even the care aspect, because they over exaggerate danger often because they see women as weaker (some men). The diaper thing you'd have to find someone specific and the actually being like a little girl but again there's probably more men, from what I've seen on a DDlg site, than women that want the role of a care giver.

I still don't know why I pick dominant men, other than that it's an inbuilt genetic thing because dominant men would give stronger genes and my dad was controlling although encouraging and nurturing at the same time.

For you it's a fantasy from young that's become sexual so it's definitely key for you to have this dynamic. My fantasies are more situational like breaking into a public swimming pool and having sex in the pool or being on a yacht and having sex infront of a string quartet while they still have to keep playing the music. Or a simple one of undoing buttons with my teeth - sounds easier than it is. Or historical like being kidnapped by a viking - they seem like they'd be good in bed lol. So reading your post tells me that probably this DDlg thing is not the answer for me because it doesn't hold excitement and I'd end up ripping the head off of a stuffy and go get get drunk, get in a bar fight and do 3 days jail time no sweat. So this is definitely not the key to why I've always picked dominant men.

For you it sounds like you maybe would find what you need with a trans-man who wants to mother someone who would like the diapers. They'd still have testosterone to be more dominate but want to mother you. You'd get the fantasy of mothering. I dunno, sometimes I think of things in the strangest way.

Anyway much luck 馃崁 may you find what you need.
beckandcall41-45
@Paliglass Thank you for your well thought-out reply. You make some good points and sound like a very interesting person.
I am still trying to make it work with my girlfriend and she is trying to meet me halfway with my need for a more nurturing, maternal (paternal?) dynamic. We have had a lot of ups and downs together and broke up again recently for awhile. We are back together again, though, and so far things have been better. Like you mentioned, there is good and bad in being with someone with a more Dominant personality, but for me the pros outweighed the cons. In some ways my GF is pretty dominant, but not really sexually and she's also not very nurturing. She has been doing much better with showing affection towards me lately though, and even expressed concern about my stiff back the other day (it was nothing really but she made a point to check in on me the next day about it, which made me feel really cared for.) So in my current situation I am choosing a person over a lifestyle preference, because I do genuinely love the person so much. As long as she really has stopped drinking for good this time, I am happy to just be with someone that genuinely loves me, even if not always in my ideal way.
ShaylaF
I wonder if you're looking in the right places for a partner. There are plenty of Daddy Doms out there.
beckandcall41-45
Well, I'm not really looking anymore, as I am in a relationship with someone I love deeply. But I would be lying if I said I don't sometimes feel sad that she can't give me everything I want in our relationship (emotionally-speaking, not materially. I'm not materialistic and actually enjoy living quite frugally.)
About261-69, M
Sounds like you would be a delight to an older financially secure man, who would enjoy treating you as his "little girl" both in and out of the bedroom. ????
beckandcall41-45
If I wasn't already in a relationship I would probably consider that, although I generally don't tend to go above eight years older than me nor five years younger, because that seems to be the age range I have the most in common with and can relate to in most of the general aspects of life. I think it's more about the power exchange dynamics and behavior of the partners in the relationship than actual age, though. Although my one ex who I mentioned above was significantly older than me, all of the others have been much closer to my own age. C, my current girlfriend, is 6 years my senior, but she looks and often acts much younger than her 41 years.
In general I am not materialistic at all and just need to feel loved, adored, and cared for unconditionally, although it would be nice to date someone financially secure for a change, because most of the people I've dated have made less money than I do or have been irresponsible with their money, and I don't make all that much so I have learned to be very frugal. But to not have to worry about basic needs like insurance and rent? That would be amazing!
I have found most of the people I have dated either did not understand or did not approve of my feelings, and while C is accepting and enjoys some of the things I'm into, she is not dominant and certainly not very nurturing. I keep hoping that will change and she will start to feel more nurturing as she gets more in touch with her feminine side (she is transgender,) but she still has many harsh, masculine personality traits at times, too. I try to accept things as they are, though, because I do love her. Maybe relationships are supposed to be hard to make us better people? IDK. Either way, thanks so much for you comment.
Rocknrod61-69, M
So sad. Finding a good girl like you is a precious find.

 
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