Sexologist Dr. Ethan Haymovitz and sex therapist Tamara Pincus discuss why young people need to understand what ABDL is just like any other human being, and help one another understand the best way to educate younger generations.

"Another Adult Male Wearing Diapers and Rubber Pants"?! Apparently, psychiatrists recognized in 1966 that ABDL is a widespread phenomenon, but believed it to be a pathological and clownish behavior. Little did they know, ABDL is a healthy expression for coping and eroticism. In this episode of Daddy Dialogues, Los Angeles-based sexologist and psychotherapist Dr. Ethan Haymovitz examines a 1966 psychiatric case study about a 20-year old college student who loved his diapers.

In today's episode of Daddy Dialogues, sexologist and psychotherapist Dr. Ethan Haymovitz dives into a historical piece of ABDL-related research: Dr. Sidney Malitz’s 1966 seminal article, "Another report on the wearing of diapers and rubber pants by an adult male."

Malitz offers contemporary readers insight into the history of scholarly interpretations of ABDL, as we understand it today, we see how such sexual behavior was interpreted through the lens of mid-20th-century psychoanalytic psychiatry.

But it’s also an example of the challenges inherent in research from that era—particularly in how it pathologized behaviors we now know as representing a diverse array of personal expressions of erotic identity, consensual relationships among adults, and in many cases, non-pathological experiences.

In this episode, sexologist and psychotherapist Dr. Ethan Haymovitz reviews a 2014 study by Drs. Hawkinson and Zamboni on the how experiences of caregiving in early life influence our erotic and non-erotic experiences of diapers, ageplay, and relationships in vanilla and ABDL contexts.

In this week's episode of Daddy Dialogues, Dr. Ethan Haymovitz discusses the strongest evidence to date that ABDL is often erotically motivated by a need for humiliation, as well as non-erotic needs for safety and security, not pedophilia.

Dr. Ethan Haymovitz discusses pioneering dissertation research from 2017 on ABDL mental health by Dr. Rhoda Lipscomb, aka "The Diaper Doctor".

On this episode of Daddy Dialogues, Dr. Ethan Haymovitz speaks with special guest Daddy Barclay, an expert on novel trends in voluntary chastity among gay men, and weighs in on the benefits of chastity for ABDL gay dudes.

In this episode of Daddy Dialogues, Dr. Ethan Haymovitz recaps the focus of Season 3: courage.

This episode celebrates the progress the ABDL community has made in terms of visibility and acceptance, underscoring the importance of shared stories and collective understanding.

Dr. Haymovitz encourages listeners to reflect on this journey, acknowledging the courage it takes to embrace one's identity and to contribute to a supportive and affirming community. Through thoughtful dialogue, he aims to inspire continued growth and advocacy within the ABDL movement.

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In this episode of Daddy Dialogues, Dr. Ethan Haymovitz talks attachment, regression, love, and diapers, of course, with sexologist Tzippi Folinsky, LCSW. Also notable is that his favorite color is black glitter, like Fosse, and his favorite musical is Wicked. Tzippi's favorite color is purple and her favorite song is Arnold Palmer, just in case you want to buy her a purple Arnold Palmer for Christmas.