#diaper comic

[zal-cryptid]

Misfits in Toyland

Play Date, pages 94-98 [END]

[michelleotter19]

[evilhorse]

You’re on diaper duty forever.

(The New Gods Volume 5 #2)

[corrine-370]

everytime someone writes dick referring to his siblings as “the kids” an angel gets its wings.

[rillycooldog]

The great catsby chapter 10

Grampa IN SPACE!!!

Ch1 back

[therapeutic007]

🌟 The Savior Complex: When Helping Crosses the Line 🌟

Let’s talk about something many of us can relate to: the savior complex. It’s the instinct to swoop in, fix someone’s problems, and “save” them—whether they’ve asked for it or not. While helping others is a beautiful thing, there’s a fine line between support and overstepping.

What is the Savior Complex?

The savior complex isn’t about being kind—it’s about feeling a need to fix or rescue others. It can show up in relationships, friendships, or even at work. Here are some signs:

🌱 You feel responsible for someone else’s happiness or success.

🌱 You prioritize fixing others over taking care of yourself.

🌱 You feel validated or worthy when you “save the day.”

🌱 You struggle to let people solve their own problems.

Why It Happens

The savior complex often comes from a good place, like:

💛 Wanting to ease others’ pain because you care deeply.

💛 Finding purpose in being needed or helpful.

💛 Avoiding your own struggles by focusing on someone else’s.

But here’s the thing: over time, trying to “save” people can create unhealthy dynamics. It can:

Leave others feeling dependent or powerless.

Drain your energy and lead to burnout.

Prevent real, mutual connection based on equality.

What Healthy Support Looks Like

You can still support and uplift others without falling into the savior complex. Here’s how:

Listen without fixing: Sometimes, people just need a compassionate ear—not solutions.

Ask instead of assuming: “How can I support you?” respects their autonomy.

Set boundaries: You’re not responsible for someone else’s choices or outcomes.

Focus on empowerment: Encourage others to find their own strength and solutions.

A Simple Reminder

Being a helper doesn’t mean being a savior. True connection comes from meeting people where they are—not carrying them where you think they should be. 💛

_____ Overcome Your Saviorism Now !

[zal-cryptid]

Misfits in Toyland

Play Date, pages 82-84

We're close to the end of this chapter! I'll publish the finale in the New Year. In the meantime, keep a look out for the Holiday Update!

[codedigibaby]

Seems like the Crinkle Dungeoneers have encountered they're worst enemy, a living potty! Oh, and someone stole some cookies maybe hehe.

[peripaltepsy]

So. Do you have any cartoony/silly fetishes or are you boring 🥱

[that-hippie-user]

Can you give some small steps for becoming shameless? Just a couple low-risk things to do

practice small indulgences, starting with things you can do for self soothing.

permit yourself to enjoy more music art and stories made by and for queer communities, and that includes the works of furries.

i personally recommend music artists such as Daxbak, 4lung (if you okay with the edgier side of AB/DL art), and Whsprs. the first two have done countless works for the community, and Whsprs has great queer music works in general and has colabbed with Daxbak.

for art, many good webcomics exist. Nivlek features several characters who just wear diapers with no need for elaboration.

Shine is about the journey of someone discovering the community in a chance encounter and learning about where she fits into it.

Incontinent Student Body is literally about a bunch of college students befriending each other because of their shared continence issues.

Concession (while being an edgier work that tackles some p dark subject matter) predominantly features a main character who's diaper fetish is often lightly joked about but never outright mocked. Matt, the one i'm referring to, is my all time favorite piece of gay representation in fiction and i relate to him a great deal.

furthermore, indulge in songs you find comforting and nostalgic, especially ones you found too cute to be proud of listening to. for me that was Carameldansen, Bumblebee (nightcore), Always by Erasure, literally ALL of Aqua's discography but especially Cartoon Heroes.

partake in cartoons you secretly enjoyed as well, for me that was Lazy Town, Strawberry Shortcake, and Blue's Clues.

by allowing yourself to indulge in art you resonate with, you can get in touch with aspects of yourself that have been left to gather dust, to nurture them into cherished and loved facets of your own heart.

once thats done, find little things you can do or get without drawing ire from others. is there a plush toy you can get? good hugging buddy and bedtime companion. got Audible? get yourself some juvenile books for bedtime stories. cant get a pacifier? suck your thumb when you have the privacy to do so.

these things may seem small, but every freedom you afford yourself is like life giving water in a desert of repression and shame.

:( forgive me for taking so long to reply, it is shameful i took this long. you deserve to enjoy your life on YOUR terms.

every step is a step forward, even the baby steps, ESPECIALLY the baby steps.

[artisteflo]

The Smurfs : Steven with the Diaper Daddy Smurf

[metal-autistic-coven]

Idk exactly what you call this specific genre of humor, but it is PEAK comedy

[father-golgothan]

Follow the Red Queen down the RabbitHole…

[fixing-bad-comic-art]

well if nightwing isn't your type, then is there a suuperhero that is your type?

There is literally no safe way for me to answer that.

By the lore of this blog I'm married to Kurt so I'm going to say Kurt, but... he is my truest of loves... he is also not my type.