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A 28-year-old cybersecurity analyst from Philadelphia has revealed she loves wearing diapers and dressing up as a baby.
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A 28-year-old Instagram influencer has revealed she loves wearing diapers and dressing up as an infant — and says there’s no shame in her unusual interest.
Lucy — who has not disclosed her surname and goes by MMKittyKat on social media — is a proud member of the adult baby-diaper lover community and frequently posts photos of herself wearing the disposable underwear.
“I didn’t find out adult babies existed until I was a teenager and I did some Google searching of my own,” the Philadelphia native told Media Drum World. “Until then, it never occurred to me that there would be more people like me.”
It’s not about kink — it’s all about “comfort,” she defiantly tells haters who label her a “sick fetishist.”
Lucy holds down a regular white-collar job and has a normal love life — but cruel trolls have told her that her former boyfriends must be “pedophiles” if they’re dating a woman who wears diapers and sucks on pacifiers.
Lucy says her interest in wearing diapers began after her baby sister was born.
“I was 8 or 9 years old when I first got these feelings and it was very confusing,” she explained.
The blond started stealing her sister’s diapers and wearing them for comfort, although she rarely relieved herself in them.
“I try to use the bathroom like a normal person until it’s nighttime and try not to let it affect my day to day life, my friendships or my career,” Lucy said. “It’s something my mom knows about — but apart from that I keep it private.”
Lucy works in tech, and a considerable amount of her earnings are spent on diapers and other items for infants, including pacifiers and onesies.
She spends up to $120 per month on baby products, and says her girlfriend is supportive of her unusual lifestyle.
“I have a good career and I’m good at my job but deep down I still feel like I’m a little kid,” she said. “My current girlfriend isn’t into the community but he reads me fairy tales before bed and that makes me feel really comfortable.”
Lucy has found support from others in the AD-DL community and shares snaps of herself dressed as a baby on Instagram.
She told Media Drum World that her interest in dressing as a baby is based on comfort and not on any kind of sexual proclivity. She’s also quick to shut down followers who ask for anything too steamy.
“I was hesitant about sharing pictures but I get lots of positive comments and it makes me feel really cute,” she said. “If someone says something really provocative or they ask me to do things I’m not comfortable with, I usually ignore it.”

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Some of the world’s most famous adult actors are exposing themselves in a very different way — speaking out about how their kinky careers have adversely impacted their personal lives.
The X-rated rompers were probed on the Australian TV series “You Can’t Ask That,” which went to air Down Under on Wednesday.
Angela White, 35, was one of the stars who appeared on the show, with the porn queen confessing that getting down and dirty on camera has had a detrimental effect on her dating life.
“It is difficult to find a partner that you truly connect with,” White — who has been dubbed “the Meryl Streep of porn” — admitted to the audience.
The busty brunette was raised in Australia, before entering the industry while on a vacation to the US when she was 18.
“It was a little scary because it was my first time overseas,” she recalled. “I was a curious teen and I was always fascinated by porn. Now when I’m f – – king on camera it’s much easier than an interview like this.”
When asked what porn sets smell like, White revealed that things can get a little stinky if they’re not properly ventilated.
“If it’s a summer day and the air-con isn’t running it smells like sweat,” she stated.
But despite the stink — and the struggle to find Mr. Right — White hasn’t grown tired of being a porn star after almost two decades in the biz.
“They say do something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life,” she told the show.
Meanwhile, actress Arianna Kody also sat down to answer candid questions on “You Can’t Ask That,” and also admitted that porn had negatively impacted her dating life.
“I am most celibate now [outside of porn],” the actress said. “I guess it’s kind of ruined sex for me in my personal life.”
Kody appeared alongside ’80s adult actress Nikki Stern, who left porn to become a librarian. Stern similarly stated that porn had also ruined any intimacy she had off-camera.
However, gay porn star Woody Fox, 33, offered a different perspective.
“I don’t think it ruins sex in any way, but I think it changes how I see sex,” he explained. “I’ve definitely taken sex and romance and moved them away from each other. So I now look at sex like I would going to the gym.”
Fox told the show that while he does some eye-popping positions on camera, he prefers much more vanilla lovemaking in his personal life.
“For me personally I just like really boring bed sex because I’ve done everything really wild and crazy,” he said.
Elsewhere, the X-rated star was asked by the audience how his family reacted to news of his porn pursuits.
“My dad flipped out,” he stated, adding that he has a gay brother who he hopes hasn’t unsuspectingly clicked on one of his kinky clips.
Meanwhile, Robbie Oz — who recently appeared in The Post after his fiancée spoke out about his kinky career — discussed his hyper-religious background.
“I was brought up in a strict Jehovah’s Witness family,” Oz said. “Maybe because all that was kind of pushed down that I went the other way. I think everyone has some part in them that’s curious like ‘I wonder if I could have done porn.’ “
Also on the show, actress Rubi Valentine said she is “scared” of how porn has affected her relationship with sex.
The brunette told audiences that she finds less sexual activities now make her heart race faster.
“I’m really into handholding and kissing,” she revealed. “I’m really taking it back to basics, I suppose. That’s more intimate to me.”

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