Grown Man lives like baby.

Stanley is a 29-year-old man who wakes up in the morning and puts on
typical clothing before going to work. But when he returns home he
slips into a diaper and fuzzy pajamas with feet. He also sucks on a
pacifier, drinks from a bottle, and sleeps in a giant customized crib.

Stanley sleeps like a baby in a giant crib.

Stanley likes to pretend he's a baby and his unusual lifestyle,
referred to as infantalism, was featured on National Geographic's "Taboo," a show that explores the line where fantasy and reality blur.
Stanley's roommate enjoys playing the role of Stanley's mother, even though the two aren't related.

Often infantalism is a sexual fetish, but that's not the case for
Stanley. "I like to play or be treated as a baby to get the love and
affection and safeness," Stanley tells "Taboo." For some people it's a
sexual thing but for most of us we're doing it to relax. You come home
from work and you change into baby mode. You put away your adult stuff
and that life gets put on hold."
Stanley has found a community of fellow infantalists online. When he
first started having the urge to act like a baby at age 14, he says
that he was really scared and thought his feelings were strange. But
now that he has connected with others like himself he's comfortable
with his

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Whatever floats your boat. I had a boyfriend with infantalist fetish. Didn't really bug me.

Whatever..........

I think whatever he wants to do is hunky-dory.

Why does he need approval?

And especially, why does he want me to know about it?

Yeah, it's his life, he should live it how he wants to. No big deal.

DanaShelbyChancey wrote:Why does he need approval?

I don't think he's looking for approval. He seems very comfortable with the way he lives and that he knows he doesn't need validation. I think anyone with a taboo like his knows that if you come forward with an unusual taboo such as this, the last place you're going to get approval is from American audiences. To me, that's guts, not a search for validation.

Okay, weird. But w/e.

LOL. Okay.