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Ageplay in the Media: Understanding via Pathologizing (Part 2)
August 14th, 2011 | Blog, Media, Philosophy, Studies | JoeyFrosst | 2 Comments
A commonly used tactic for characterizing an ageplayer, particularly in television media, involves pathologizing the individual. This means that the ageplayer is depicted as a damaged, emotionally scarred or sick person, and this damage or illness makes their current behaviour understandable to the viewer, who is assumed to be “normal.” This illness or damage is [...]
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Ageplay in the Media: Circus Act, or Growing Acceptance? (Part 1)
August 5th, 2011 | Blog, Media, Philosophy, Studies | JoeyFrosst | No Comments
Is the recent slurry of media appearances helping bolster the age play community? Or are these sensationalized media spots closing more minds than they open?
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Riley Braves the Spotlight on TLC’s “My Strange Addiction”
July 16th, 2011 | Blog, Lifestyle, Videos | Favorite | 9 Comments
Riley is about as brave as they come. For the past several years, she has been documenting her gender transition online. Now, she’s about to step into the spotlight and talk about being an adult baby on national television.
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Polly Borland Weilds a Raw and Compassionate Lens
March 3rd, 2011 | Art & Culture, Blog, Non-Fiction, Reviews | Favorite | 1 Comment
Publications like Polly Borland’s “The Babies” are the rarest breed of photo essays. It’s a gritty, close-up and cunning initiation into an isolated world of diapers and dresses.
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Bottle Joy: Part 1
February 9th, 2011 | Blog, Lifestyle, Opening Up, Role Play | Favorite | 1 Comment
Bottle feeding is one of the most intimate experiences shared between ABDL couples. The act of bottle feeding can elicit deep emotional connections, provide intense oral stimulation and satisfy the head-space of adult baby roleplay.
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