#ABYSITTER1MIL
PHOTO CONTEST 2018
Sponsored By
ABUniverse | 4 Bags of PeekAbu Diapers
Adult-Baby-Shop.eu | $100 & $50 Giftcards
Cosy 'n' Dry | Custom Onesie & Frilly Pants
Dependeco Adult Diapers | $50 Giftcard
EuroDL | DotsBody Onesie
Kinky Diapers | Basic Line Rubber Pants
LL Medico | $25 Giftcard
northshorecare.com/abdl | Case of Crinklz Diapers
Onesies Downunder | $200 In Giftcards
Pacifiers R Us | Teat 5 Pacifier
West Coast Jungle Gym | Event Ticket
$150 Cash
& More
Greetings,
When I started blogging at Abysitter.com in late 2008, it was because I’d heard rumors that websites catering to the ABDL community would soon be shutting down.
I’d made only a fraction of the friends I’ve made in the years since, but to me in 2008 it seemed like the possibility of our community vanishing would basically be the end of the world!
I decided to be proactive. I reserved the dot com extension of my username - Abysitter - and started sharing my ABDL story on a Blogger blog with the same name in the hopes that, if/when our sites folded, at least a few people I’d gotten to know might remember that I had a blog and thus be able to find me - and, I hoped, keep our friendships going.
That fear probably seems unfathomable in the Fetlife and Tumblr era - our community’s presence online is basically exploding with new people entering it every single day - but it was very real to me, and many of us, at the time.
We were one or two ABDL sites going out of business away from losing all of our diaper connections.
So I started blogging. A few days into this new experiment I installed a blog counter I’d found on another blog. I watched it day after day, but it was clear that, for a while at least, I was my blog’s only reader.
It would be a little while before I’d get a viewer besides myself, and I still remember how excited I was!
Later, I’d get my first blog comment.
And even later still, a reader would email me after reading an entry on my blog!
These gradual milestones would, slowly and over time, become more frequent.
Fast forward nine years and nearly 1,500 entries later. My blog has 1,500 entries, many of them from community contributors, and so much has happened here…
- Four contests, including this one.
- The Q&A Series, which has hosted more than 70 questionnaires filled out by members of our community.
- An e-book that would sell more than 100 copies, partially funding some contest prizes and some of my other efforts, and…
- The ‘Origins of ABDL’ poll, launched in January of this year, which received more than 1,500 respondents - some of you may have attended my class at CAPCON, and there will be lots more on this coming in the near future.
Nine years ago I was so excited when I got my first email from a reader. In the years since I’ve received so many emails I - to my great shame - fail to even respond to them all.
I long ago lost count of the emails and texts I’ve gotten from members of the community contacting me to let me know that something they read in my blog made a difference in their own development of their ABDL persona.
But it never stops feeling amazing.
When someone emails me to let me know that a particular story meant something to them - especially one I wrote all those years ago - chills.
When I meet a young ABDL for the first time and they whip out my ID and remind me of the blog entry they read where someone else did the same, it reminds me that, while I’m meeting them for the first time, they already know a lot about me from my blog.
Last year I walked around CAPCON and lurked as people talked about the fact that I was teaching a class at the event. I felt guilty eavesdropping as people heaped praise on my blog. But it also felt so fucking good, and I couldn’t resist.
A highlight of my blogging experience would have to be when I was standing outside my CAPCON class just before it started this year, nervously going over some of what I was going to say in my head. A guy walked up to me and asked if the classroom behind me was “the Abysitter speech.” I told him it was, and he, not realizing it was me at the door, confided that attending “this class was the reason I came to Chicago.”
That feels beyond amazing.
Just this week someone contacted me on Twitter, quoting a portion of BabySideKick’s Q&A and telling me that the words he’d read there could have basically been his own. We talked about the subject of the paragraph he’d read - one on purging - and I urged him to reach out to Jesse directly to discuss it some more.
The fact that contributors to my blog are getting the same reception my stuff has makes me absolutely joyous, and I look forward to what I hope will be more years of that to come.
I remember how slowly the views came at first, so when I started realizing my blog had gained some sort of popularity I was both excited and kind of fearful.
I wasn’t just blogging for me and some friends anymore…
The height of my blog’s popularity was probably early 2011. It was receiving an average of 150-160 unique daily views.
Then I spent two amazing weeks with a vanilla friend who Pamped up for me the entire time. I purged a little afterward, and in the midst of that de-activated my blog for a bit when the next stop of his journey discovered it on his browser.
Around that same time Tumblr was becoming popular. My blog, which had given people a place to showcase ABDL photoshoots that they couldn’t then showcase in a set like that anywhere else, was the Tumblr of 2008 - 2011, really. So when actual Tumblr began to become popular as more than just a dumping ground for stolen photos, viewership of my blog fell off a bit.
Over time I became less active. A promotion at my old job, and freelancing, plus more opportunities to meet ABDLs visiting Orlando… whatever the reason, I just started blogging less. And, with that, the views decreased even more.
Still, they never stopped coming. Even at my lowest point - battling depression, purging, and struggling in some areas of my life - 50+ people every day would visit my blog. Sure, they’d leave disappointed, because I went days or even weeks in between posts for a bit. Still, they’d come, hoping to find new content, and that knowledge was what brought me back to blogging - that time and several times since.
When I ‘disappear’ and people who read the blog realize it hasn’t been updated and reach out to me to make sure I’m alright… I can’t tell you how much that has helped me.
Even just realizing how many people have come by the blog in my absence helps.
I remember when a spanking blog I follow got its first million pageviews. They had a celebration, and I remember thinking that’s obnoxious - who counts views like that?
When I realized my own blog was closing in on its millionth view years later, I’d come to realize what those numbers signify.
Every single one of them is someone who came to the blog.
But some of those views represent someone who came to the blog and found something.
Some clicked once, realized it was 99% guys, and never returned.
Others clicked through page after page after page, taking in the pictures and reading my stories or, later, the Q&As submitted by members of the community.
And some of you, I know, have actually read every single entry.
I meet people at places like CAPCON and realize that there are people in our community who know my blog better than I do.
After nine years of this, I’ve forgotten the details of some of the stories. There are some in our community who haven’t. And that’s when I realize that they make up dozens, or hundreds, or even thousands of the million views. When I realize how much one of my stories, or a guest entry, or the words in a Q&A, mean to some of you, I realize that the blog’s page views represent way more than a number.
That’s when the millionth view becomes more than just a celebration of some ‘milestone’ I never thought in a million years I’d ever reach.
It is recognition of what some of the content here has meant to some of you - and, of what your viewership - especially when I really needed to know it was continuing - has meant to me.
A total of 53 people participated in this year’s contest. There were a total of 57 entries, all competing for 16 prizes, most of which were donated by sponsors - businesses in the ABDL community - and a few of which are backed by me.
I worked for more than a month before the contest announcement to secure sponsors.
I understand that some companies are barely making ends meet, struggling to survive in a community deluged with competition for your diaper dollars, so I don’t fault the companies who don’t support events, and contests, and other things of that nature.
But I do believe that the companies that are in this for more than the almighty dollar deserve recognition, as well as our support.
For this contest, those sponsors are:
ABUniverse, who donated 4 bags of PeekAbu diapers
Adult-Baby-Shop.eu, who donated 150 Euro in gift cards
Cosy ’n’ Dry, who offered to create a custom onesie and donate a pair of frilly pants
DependEco Adult Diapers, who contributed a $50 giftcard
EuroDL, who is donating their DotsBody onesie
Kinky Diapers, who are donating a pair of rubber pants from their Basic Line
LLMedico, who donated a $25 giftcard
Northshorecare.com/abdl, who are contributing a case of Crinklz diapers
OnesiesDownunder, who donated a total of $200 in gift cards
PacifiersRUs, who offered up a Teat 5 pacifier
West Coast Jungle Gym, who donated a ticket to their upcoming event
I won’t name the ABDL companies I didn’t hear back from, but they actually include some who reached out to me for free publicity when they were just starting up. (I’ve never charged any company or event for promotional posts, and don’t trade free diapers for publicity - every single item I’ve ever received for free from a merchant has gone straight to you guys in the form of contest prizes). The irony that some companies are quick to reach out when they need help, but can’t find their inbox when I run a contest, makes each of the companies above who do support this stuff even more special.
I did hear back from two companies - one anonymous and one to remain unnamed - who wanted to show their support but felt that they could not participate because they’ve received bad publicity in the community and they are afraid to offend anyone by lending their support to things, especially blogs whose primary readership is male, gay, or etc.
That diaper drama contributes to less support is unfortunate - but again, as you make your choice of which merchants to shop, remember those who support the contests you enter, the munches you attend, and the websites and forums you frequent.
I'm not saying you have to enter ‘Thank you for sponsoring Cwis’s contest’ in the ‘Special Instructions’ field of your next order, hehehe! But always let the ABDL merchants you support know how much you appreciate them, and especially why.
I have a lot of exciting stuff coming up for the blog.
I’m going to be doing a big push for Q&A contributors, and will be featuring some of the recent (and some new) in an improved format. Want to do a Q&A? Read them all here.
The data from my WhyABDL Survey is just waiting to be explored further and shared with a wider audience. Plan to see some of that here over the summer. Read more about that here.
The ‘Luvs Boat’ goes back into the water in a few weeks, and I’m looking forward to showcasing diapered visitors all summer and fall. Want to visit?
My blog hits its 10th Anniversary in November 2018 - maybe another contest of some kind? Who knows…
Hoping to teach another class at CAPCON 2019, and maybe take my ABDL show on the road to some other events down the road as well.
The support of this community is the reason I’m able to do some of the things I do.
When I announce a contest and get 50+ entries…
...when I do a survey and get 1500+ responses…
when I teach a class and dozens of people attend…
...all of that is because of the support of this community, and I honestly can’t thank you enough.
Thank you for every reblog on Tumblr.
Thank you for every retweet on Twitter.
Thank you for every share on Facebook.
A special thanks is reserved to those who take the time to enter my contests.
For every person who did, there were one or two who told me they wanted to, but didn’t.
Some people contacted me to let me know that they were sure they could win, but they felt that they were being asked to do too much.
“For the other contests all we have to do is like and reblog,” one person told me. “I’ve won a few that way. Why do I have to make a sign?”
That’s a giveaway, not a contest, I explained.
There were a few people I reached out to who told me that they’d calculated their chances of winning a prize and it was just too low for them to consider entering.
And, with each entry, those odds just became lower, it seemed.
“I was going to enter, but then [insert amazing contest entry here] entered, and I can’t compete with that, so I’m out!” I heard from people multiple times.
A few people reached out to let me know that they supported the blog but their Tumblr followings were important to them and entering a contest they weren’t sure they could win might make their followings view them in a negative light.
I can appreciate that. I would never win a contest, either, so a little thank you to all of those who continued to ride with me despite that fact, hehe.
Still, it made me think back to my first contest, circa 2010 - people entered just because they wanted a place to show off a picture and, hopefully, gain a following.
Sigh…
Then there were the 53 people who entered.
Some entered believing they would never win a prize.
“The real prize is inspiring someone in this community through my entry,” someone told me, quite sincerely.
One contestant even asked me not to award them a prize if they won.
“I have everything I could ever want already,” he told me, “and I could afford to buy anything on your prize list for myself - these prizes should go to the people who can’t afford them.”
Others entered for that very reason - they saw something amazing and knew that the only way it would enter their ’stash’ is if they won it in the contest.
In the end the community voted on some categories, and a panel of judges voted on some others.
The winners were calculated.
Tonight there will be some very disappointed people - people who worked very hard to come up with amazingness that they were sure would win, that may or may not have.
Others will be surprised - they entered believing they had no chance, and will walk away with a prize.
There were just too many people competing for a small number of prizes. Seven group entries competing for one prize. Twelve people from Europe competing for one ‘Best of Show’ prize? Damn. Those are long odds.
And some of the voting categories were just a vote away.
So. Fucking. Close.
In 2016 I sent sample packs of ABDL diapers to all of the people who didn’t win another prize, and it wound up costing me nearly $300 in shipping. Ever shipped something to South America or Asia? WTF.
But B.O.A.T. truly does = Bring Out Another Thousand.
For that and other reasons, I just can’t afford to do that again this year.
Still, I wish I had a prize for everyone.
I hate when people work hard on something - especially something to support me - and don’t win.
Which is why every single person who entered my contest gets a free copy of my e-book, if they want it.
More importantly, though, every person who entered my contest should know this: your support of my contest, and your promotion of my blog through your entry, means a lot to me.
Whether you entered for the first time this year or have been supporting me through all four contests, that support is the reason I’m able to do so much of the stuff I try to do here.
I’ll be asking every contestant - and, later, every member of the community - to consider doing a Q&A for my blog.
I hope that many of you will reach out and contribute to this effort - or, really, in any other ways that you want.
Thank you for entering. Congratulations to those who waddled away with a prize - and for everyone who didn’t, I’m sorry.
Abysitter.com got its millionth view on Sunday, March 25, while I was at CAPCON.
Today is May 12, and as I prepare to announce the prize recipients of this contest I count it has received 24,000 more.
That’s an average of 500 page views every single day.
Many of those views are the result of this contest.
My thanks goes out to every person who entered, prize recipient or not.
To the contest sponsors, thank you.
To the 200+ people who took the time to vote, thank you.
And to every person who’s made up one or more of those views, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Cwis
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HERE ARE THE
RESULTS...
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FIRST PRIZE - GROUP PHOTO
This prize is a 'group photo' prize,
and could be won
by a group of between two, three, or four people.
If you didn't know any other ABDLs,
this might have been the perfect excuse to meet someone.
Cwis's Note:
I purposely announced this contest
before CAPCON
hoping that some of my little ABDL friends
attending that event
would jump on this.
Unfortunately I didn't promote it a lot -
I was just too busy with my CAPCON class and survey stuff.
Later throughout the co, people kept asking me why I didn't tell them
about the contest before CAPCON.
GRR!
Anyway, the prize was a two-part prize...
The winners will split $150 in diaper dollars
spendable at the ABDL retailer, kink outfitter, or event of your choice.
Winners will also share
four bags of the brand spanking new PeekAbu Diapers,
donated by ABUniverse.
Casey, CEO of ABUniverse,
will serve as one of the judges this year.
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| That's Casey. |
The vote for this category was very close,
and with only one prize for the whole category,
I felt bad that people chose to only enter here.
Next time I'll probably try to allocate more prizes
for the group category.
And I guess I'll promote it more before
CAPCON, or TeddyCon, or US Littles, or Tomkat,
or West Coast Jungle Gym,
or whatever convention is going on
during this time.
Anyway, put your hands together for our winners...
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BEST BIG & LITTLE (2)
This prize is a 'group photo' prize,
and may be won
by a big and little.
The winners will receive gift certificates -
one big 100€ and one little 50€ -
good for anything on
There was a tie for this category.
Three will split 100 Euros...
GROUP ENTRY #007
And two will split 50 Euros...
Three will split 100 Euros...
GROUP ENTRY #007
LilBoyChamp, ABToddler, & Daddy | San Diego, CA
And two will split 50 Euros...
GROUP ENTRY #001
LittleBabyJedi & Daddy | Maryland
FIRST PRIZE - INDIVIDUAL
The winner of this prize will receive
a $100 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
You can choose anything you want,
including stuff like this...
The prize sponsor is OnesiesDownUnder.
The company sponsored my 2016 photo contest, as well.
#004
PaddedCammy2 | Melbourne, AU
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BEST OF SHOW - USA
The winner of this prize must reside in the USA.
The prize is a case of Crinklz diapers.
The prize sponsor is northshorecare.com/abdl.
Northshore is an ABDL-aware merchant
that caters to the community.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
The winner of this category
received the highest number of total votes
of all entrants residing in
the USA.
The winner is...
#001
WetGuppy | San Francisco, CA
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BEST OF SHOW - AUSTRALIA/ASIA
The winner of this prize must reside in Australia, New Zealand, or Asia.
The prize is a $50 gift card to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
The prize sponsor is OnesiesDownUnder.
The company sponsored my 2016 photo contest, as well.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
The winner of this category
received the highest number of total votes
of all entrants residing in
Australia or Asia.
The winner is...
#028
AbyBoiPan | Location
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BEST OF SHOW - EUROPE
The winner of this prize must reside in Europe.
The prize is the DotsBody onesie from EuroDL.
The prize sponsor is EuroDL.
EuroDL has sponsored several of my contests.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
The winner of this category
received the highest number of total votes
of all entrants residing in Europe.
There was a lot of competition there.
A dozen different entrants
from 10 different countries.
Only one could win.
The winner is...
#032
Dutchbabyboy | Location
One of the judges had this to say:
So many of these are really great that it's hard to choose just one,
but it's my job to choose one, so here goes.
Individual #32, Dutchbabyboy,
is just playing with blocks on the floor,
and somehow the sign he made just flows into all of that,
with cards and blocks seemingly haphazardly strewn about
and yet somehow stating their simple message.
We play, we do our thing, and yet we are all playing together.
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BEST OF SHOW - CANADA
The winner of this prize must reside in Canada.
The prize is a pair of rubber pants
from Kinky Diaper's basic line.
The sponsor is Kinky Diapers.
The owner of Kinky Diapers is also the founder of
GummiBar in Basel, Switzerland, a socializing event for fetishists
including ABDLs.
The website has a large customer base in Canada,
and thus they stepped up to offer the Canadian prize.
They ship their products all across the world.
The winner of this category
received the highest number of total votes
of all entrants residing in Canada.
The winner is...
#022
Snugglydiapers | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Love the colorfulness of your pictures.
Keep it coming...
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BABY GIRL
The prize is an ABDL pacifier in pink,
and a pair of pink plastic pants.
This category only had one contestant.
She wins!
Congratulations...
The judges felt like it was only fair
that the only other female contestant in the contest
(albeit in the group category)
take home a prize as well.
So, congratulations also to...
BABYGIRL ENTRY KINDA
MissPissyLongstockings | Cockandia
I feel like shipping charges to Cockandia
are going to be expensive.
It takes courage for women to submit their pictures
to a blog that is, let's be honest,
99% male.
I've wrestled with this for a while.
In a contest where most of the entrants and voters are male,
will entries featuring girls
have an advantage (because they'll be fewer)
or a disadvantage (because cooties?)
Either way, you ladies rock...
...thanks for entering!
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SISSY
This prize was chosen by the judges.
Their task: pick the best
sissybaby photo.
The prize is a
custom onesie and a pair of frilly pants.
(The pictures shown may not be representative of the actual prize.)
The prize sponsor is Cosy 'n' Dry.
They sponsored my contest in 2014.
Check out their website
www.cosyndry.com
which includes the new Sissy Store!
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
The winner is...
One judge told me
they want to go to the tea party in this picture.
Great job, Robbie!
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OVER 40
This prize goes to the best photo submitted
by someone over 40.
Because being ABDL and feeling little
doesn't stop at any age.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to LLMedico.com.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
The results of my recent
WhyABDL Survey
showed that our community drops off after 40.
And that sucks.
As long as I'm running photo contests,
there will always be a category for those in their 40s and beyond.
The winner:
Congratulations, Orlando.
Never stop being little!
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MOST ADORABLE EXPRESSION
This prize will go to the person with
the most adorable expression.
The prize is a Teat 5 pacifier
from PacifiersRUs.
I'll personally pick it out
at CAPCON!
I have my eye on this one... but who knows?
PacifiersRUs sponsored several of my previous contests.
#035
NotDrawingAttention | Europe
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MOST CREATIVE SCENE
The winner of this prize was judged
to have the most creative scene.
This could include a number of factors,
including backdrop, location, etc.
This category was unannounced,
because I did not want people getting on the 6 o'clock news
competing for this category lol.
to have the most creative scene.
This could include a number of factors,
including backdrop, location, etc.
This category was unannounced,
because I did not want people getting on the 6 o'clock news
competing for this category lol.
The prize is an iconic Arena t-shirt.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
And the winner is...
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CREATIVE FACIAL OBSCUREMENT
The winner of this prize will be judged to have
the most creative facial obscurement.
The prize in this category is
a Paci-Plushie baby elephant with removable pacifier.
I guess that would make this a... paci-derm?
We saw some creative ways to obscure one's face
this time around.
I offer this category
because I want everyone in our community
to enter my contests
without fear that only those who
show their faces will win.
There are all kinds of reasons
people prefer to go incognito, and this category
levels the playing field.
The winner is...
Great sign, too.
I think there was so much going on in this picture,
including all of the fun companions
and the helmet,
people may have missed the sign.
Check it again...
...and congratulations!
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BEST GIF
The winner of this prize was judged to have submitted
the best GIF image.
The prize is a $50 gift card to DependEco Diapers.
The diaper in the photo below is just an example,
they have dozens of styles and prints to choose from.
The prize sponsor in this category is
DependEco Diapers.
http://dependeco-adult-diapers.com
GIF #005
Mojo-The-Great | Alberta, Canada
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MOST INSPIRING MESSAGE
The winner of this prize was chosen
by our panel of judges
to have the most inspirational sign.
by our panel of judges
to have the most inspirational sign.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
OnesiesDownUnder.com contributed to my 2016 photo contest.
OnesiesDownUnder.com contributed to my 2016 photo contest.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
#034
KineseCD | The Netherlands
I love a good story.
I was so impressed by the effort
that was put into this sign
that I'm adding $25 to the prize,
making this $50 in spendy spend at
OnesiesDownUnder.com.
Take a moment to read his signstory...
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MOST CREATIVE SIGN
The winner of this prize will be voted to have
the most creative sign.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
OnesidesDownUnder.com sells onesies, pacifiers, and so much more.
OnesidesDownUnder.com sells onesies, pacifiers, and so much more.
The winner was...
Congratulations!
And thank you to everyone
who put some real creativity into this year's contest.
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JUDGES' CHOICE
Calling anyone who did not win
one of the other prizes in this contest:
Please contact Cwis
via email
(abysitter@gmail.com)
between today and May 31
to submit your name
for consideration for the
Judge's Choice
prize.
The winner of this prize
will be chosen at random from all those who submit.
The winner will receive
one ticket to the West Coast Jungle Gym...
one of the other prizes in this contest:
Please contact Cwis
via email
(abysitter@gmail.com)
between today and May 31
to submit your name
for consideration for the
Judge's Choice
prize.
The winner of this prize
will be chosen at random from all those who submit.
The winner will receive
one ticket to the West Coast Jungle Gym...
...the West Coast Jungle Gym
is an ageplay convention held in San Diego, CA
September 7 - 9.
The winner will also receive
$35 in diaper dollars
good for the ABDL store of your choice.
The prizewinner will be selected
during the month of June.
Please only submit your name
if there is a reasonable chance you will be able to
travel to the event in September.
is an ageplay convention held in San Diego, CA
September 7 - 9.
The winner will also receive
$35 in diaper dollars
good for the ABDL store of your choice.
The prizewinner will be selected
during the month of June.
Please only submit your name
if there is a reasonable chance you will be able to
travel to the event in September.
Remember, email Cwis
abysitter@gmail.com
before 5/31
to be considered for this prize.
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THANKS SO MUCH
TO EVERYONE
WHO PARTICIPATED
IN THIS!!!
& BIG/LITTLE ENTRIES
INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
GROUP ENTRY #001
LittleBabyJedi & Daddy | Maryland
Follow Him On Tumblr!
GROUP ENTRY #002
A.J. Velasquez (wetguppy) & Desmond Perrotto (ChampSF) | San Francisco, CA
GROUP ENTRY #003
TheBoiInTheYellowShoes & BabyPupFennec | Somerset, NJ
Follow TheBoiInTheYellowShoes on Tumblr
Follow BabyPupFennec on Tumblr
Follow TheBoiInTheYellowShoes on Tumblr
Follow BabyPupFennec on Tumblr
GROUP ENTRY #005
Ikernash & DosterMax | Mexico
GROUP ENTRY #007
LilBoyChamp, ABToddler, & Daddy | San Diego, CA
GROUP ENTRY #008
MissPissyLongstockings | Cockandia
INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
#001
WetGuppy | San Francisco, CA
#002
DLBoy21 | Albany, NY
#004
PaddedCammy2 | Melbourne, AU
#020
Good Ol Andy | Canada
#022
Snugglydiapers | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
#023
Farthdiaper | New York
#024
Crinklestar | Akron, OH
#025
LittleBabyJedi | Maryland
#026
Lilboychamp | San Diego, CA
#027
ABToddler | San Diego, CA
#028
AbyBoiPan | Location
#029
ABDrew | Australia
#030
LittleEvo | United Kingdom
#031
BabyWill93 | Tennessee
#032
Dutchbabyboy | Location
#033
Aaaaarley | Wales
#034
KineseCD | The Netherlands
#035
NotDrawingAttention | Europe
#036
LittleGiraffeJoe | Costa Mesa, California
#037
KinkyDude93 | Miami, FL
#038
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Mojo-The-Great | Alberta, Canada
To celebrate the millionth view
of my blog,
I'm hosting a contest!
#Abysitter1mil Photo Contest
Coincidentally,
there are one million reasons
this community is like
a second family to so many of us.
For this contest,
I'm asking contestants to
share one positive thing about
our community,
and display it on a sign.
The sign must be real,
and held in the photo.
No Photoshop fakery or Microsoft Painters.
Pick one thing that makes
this community so amazing,
or even call out an individual
who has helped you through
your ABDL journey
in some way.
There are a million reasons
this community means what it does
to so many of us...
choose one, make a sign,
and share it in your entry.
Note: the sign,
or a second sign also held in the pic,
must include the hashtag
#Abysitter1mil.
Scroll to the bottom of this page
to read all the rules.
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HELP ME SPREAD THE WORD!
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Now, for the categories and prizes...
FIRST PRIZE - GROUP PHOTO
This prize is a 'group photo' prize,
and may be won
by a group of between two, three, or four people.
FAQ #1: Can my group be five, six, seven, etc. people?
A: No.
FAQ #2: But what if it's just me?
A: No.
If you don't know any other ABDLs,
here's the perfect excuse to meet someone...
The prize is a two-part prize...
The winners will split $150 in diaper dollars
spendable at the ABDL retailer, kink outfitter, or event of your choice.
Winners will also share
four bags of the brand spanking new PeekAbu Diapers,
donated by ABUniverse.
Casey, CEO of ABUniverse,
will serve as one of the judges this year.
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BEST BIG & LITTLE (2)
This prize is a 'group photo' prize,
and may be won
by a big and little.
The winners will receive gift certificates -
one big 100€ and one little 50€ -
good for anything on
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FIRST PRIZE - INDIVIDUAL
The winner of this prize will receive
a $100 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
You can choose anything you want,
including stuff like this...
The prize sponsor is OnesiesDownUnder.
The company sponsored my 2016 photo contest, as well.
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BEST OF SHOW - USA
The winner of this prize must reside in the USA.
The prize is a case of Crinklz diapers.
The prize sponsor is northshorecare.com/abdl.
Northshore is an ABDL-aware merchant
that caters to the community.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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BEST OF SHOW - AUSTRALIA/ASIA
The winner of this prize must reside in Australia, New Zealand, or Asia.
The prize is a $50 gift card to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
The prize sponsor is OnesiesDownUnder.
The company sponsored my 2016 photo contest, as well.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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BEST OF SHOW - EUROPE
The winner of this prize must reside in Europe.
The prize is the DotsBody onesie from EuroDL.
The prize sponsor is EuroDL.
EuroDL has sponsored several of my contests.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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BEST OF SHOW - CANADA
The winner of this prize must reside in Canada.
The prize is a pair of rubber pants
from Kinky Diaper's basic line.
The sponsor is Kinky Diapers.
The owner of Kinky Diapers is also the founder of
GummiBar in Basel, Switzerland, a socializing event for fetishists
including ABDLs.
The website has a large customer base in Canada,
and thus they stepped up to offer the Canadian prize.
They ship their products all across the world.
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BABY GIRL
The contestants in this category will identify as female.
The prize is an ABDL pacifier in pink,
and a pair of pink plastic pants.
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SISSY
This prize will go to the person judged to have
the best sissybaby photo.
The prize is a
custom onesie and a pair of frilly pants.
(The pictures shown may not be representative of the actual prize.)
The prize sponsor is Cosy 'n' Dry.
They sponsored my contest in 2014.
Check out their website
www.cosyndry.com
which includes the new Sissy Store!
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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OVER 40
This prize will go to the best photo submitted
by someone over 40.
Because being ABDL and feeling little
doesn't stop at any age.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to LLMedico.com.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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MOST ADORABLE EXPRESSION
This prize will go to the person with
the most adorable expression.
The prize is a Teat 5 pacifier
from PacifiersRUs.
I'll personally pick it out
at CAPCON!
I have my eye on this one... but who knows?
PacifiersRUs sponsored several of my previous contests.
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CREATIVE FACIAL OBSCUREMENT
The winner of this prize will be judged to have
the most creative facial obscurement.
The prize in this category is
a Paci-Plushie baby elephant with removable pacifier.
I guess that would make this a... paci-derm?
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BEST GIF
The winner of this prize will be judged to have submitted
the best GIF image.
The prize is a $50 gift card to DependEco Diapers.
The diaper in the photo below is just an example,
they have dozens of styles and prints to choose from.
The prize sponsor in this category is
DependEco Diapers.
http://dependeco-adult-diapers.com
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MOST CREATIVE SIGN
The winner of this prize will be voted to have
the most creative sign.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
OnesidesDownUnder.com sells onesies, pacifiers, and so much more.
OnesidesDownUnder.com sells onesies, pacifiers, and so much more.
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MOST INSPIRING MESSAGE
The winner of this prize will be voted to have
submitted the sign with
the most inspiring message.
The prize is a $25 giftcard to OnesiesDownUnder.com.
OnesiesDownUnder.com contributed to my 2016 photo contest.
OnesiesDownUnder.com contributed to my 2016 photo contest.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
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JUDGES' CHOICE
The winner of a yet-to-be determined category
will win one ticket to the
West Coast Jungle Gym.
will win one ticket to the
West Coast Jungle Gym.
The prize category for this prize will be determined later.
The West Coast Jungle Gym
is an ageplay convention held in San Diego, CA
September 7 - 9.
The West Coast Jungle Gym
is an ageplay convention held in San Diego, CA
September 7 - 9.
The winner of this category will also receive
a copy of my e-book, Tales from the Crib.
ATTENTION:
VOTING IS NOW
CLOSED
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C O N T E S T R U L E S
AGE & PROOF OF AGE
Must be 18+
Proof of age may be required before entry will be posted.
PARTICIPATION
Categories open to any member of the ABDL community
with the exception of special categories:
Baby Girl
must be, or identify as, female
Sissy Baby
must be wearing evident sissy gear and/or have a sissy theme
Over 40
must be 40 years of age or older
proof of age may be required before prize awarded
NUDITY & SEXUALITY
No Nudity or Overt Sexuality
As much as I love them, no bare bottoms, please.
Likewise, no exposed genitalia
or breasts, no matter how beautiful they may be.
Questions? Ask.
AB OR DL MANDATORY
Picture must include a diaper,
or obvious little gear:
onesies, jammies, footed sleepers, plastic pants, etc.
If you have questions about your outfit,
just ask.
JUDGING VS. VOTING
Some category winners will be chosen by judges.
Others will be decided by community vote.
I am still trying to decide which categories will be which.
Your feedback is welcome.
GROUP PHOTO
First place for Group Photo will be the only group category.
It is open to pairs, trios, and groups of four.
Each contest entrant may enter a max of two groups
for this category, i.e.
one paired with a partner, one with a group at a get-together.
Each person in the group photo must be identified
with relevant social profiles etc.
All persons in the group must be in AB/DL gear
or, if obviously a mommy/daddy, something that indicates such.
In other words,
I reserve the right to reject any photo that I believe
to be an ABDL and someone who just stood next to an ABDL
so that they can qualify for the Group Photo category lol.
All persons in the photo must be in the photo
at the time the photo is taken.
That means that,
while you can can edit your picture (lighting, shadows, etc.)
you cannot photoshop in your sign,
or photoshop people from separate pictures
into one picture to qualify for this category.
Doing so will disqualify you from this and any future contests.
Please note: all other categories
may include only one entrant -
any entries with two or more will
automatically be recategorized into
the Group Photo category.
Questions? Ask.
MULTIPLE ENTRIES
Each person who enters one or more group pictures
may also enter an individual photo.
Also, as in past years, multiple photos can be entered,
as long as they are markedly different from each other.
However, contest entrants must choose one photo
for voting.
Those who do not let me know which they choose
will have one chosen at random.
Questions? Ask.
FACELESS IS FINE
Nobody will ever be required to show their face for my contests.
There is even a special category for those who don't:
Most Creative Facial Obscurement.
I don't care why you need to hide your identity -
you can still win in any category
(except, obviously, the Cutest Expression category).
Questions? Ask.
SIGNS MUST BE REAL
Signs in the picture, and the words on them, must be real.
One sign, or multiple, may be used.
Body paint, legal graffiti, and other creative signs are allowed.
But all text must be real,
and actually appear in the picture at the time it is taken.
No photoshop fakery.
No Microsoft Paint and etc.
You can edit your picture (lighting, shadows, etc.)
but you cannot photoshop in your sign,
or photoshop another person in.
Doing so will disqualify you from this and any future contests.
TO ENTER
To enter, contestants must do the following:
On Tumbr:
1. Follow @abysitter
2. Reblog the contest announcement post at least once.
3. Post their entry photo.
Must include the hashtag #Abysitter1mil
and a link to the contest page,
http://contest.abysitter.com,
and the words "18+".
4. Email their entry photo.
Must be emailed to abysitter@gmail.com
along with a statement of location/age.
If required, proof of age request will follow in a reply.
On Twitter:
1. Follow @abysitter
2. Reblog the contest announcement post at least once.
3. Tweet their entry photo.
Must include the hashtag #Abysitter1mil
and a link to the contest page,
http://contest.abysitter.com,
and the words "18+".
4. Email their entry photo.
Must be emailed to abysitter@gmail.com
along with a statement of location/age.
If required, proof of age request will follow in a reply.
Not On Social Media?
Contact me.
IMPORTANT DATES
The contest will be announced Saturday, March 10.
I will begin posting entries on my blog
starting March 24.
They will be posted in the order they are received.
Contest entries will be accepted
until 8 p.m. EST Sunday April 22.
Voting will be held in late April/early May.
Contest winners will be announced in May.
CALL ME THE DIAPER DICTATOR
Rules, dates, and other information
subject to change without notice.
For the latest on all,
check back in at contest.abysitter.com.
I reserve the right to disqualify any entry
for failure to conform to the rules, etc.
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12 comments:
There are quite a range of photos so far. I am working on mine. I took a batch first before I saw the part about not being able to photoshop your face out. FUCK! So now I'll take some more next weekend when I have my better camera. Toodles!
I have mention this in my blog post now: http://www.myabdllife.com/2012/06/24/never-grown-up/
HEY, thanks bro. I appreciate the support.
Wow, the quality of some of these is great, much better than I could have done. Props to all of the entries.
First comment for the contest 2013! I just wanted to say that it's so cool that you do stuff to give back to the community. More people should do it.
First comment if 2016!
I have a question... I noticed all the entries are posted by boys only....have you ever had girls to join or is this a boys only contest? Just curious.
My blog is written from the perspective of a gay male into ABDL, and probably as a result of that, nearly all of my followers are males. The contest itself does have a prize category for females, since there are a at least a few who read the blog, but I've never had one enter before.
I have had a number of transgendered males enter in past years, but there is no separate category for transgendered male/transgendered female... it's male or female, and "sissy" is a whole different genre.
OK thank you for answering! If I wasn't such a shy baby girl I would enter...but I am much much too shy for that! :(
I understand! I am kinda shy too hehe. Maybe next year? Work on it between now and then.
Just saw your Tumblr post, where are the details??
Fuck yea! Can I enter the group contest, individual contest, AND meme contest?
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