ABDLtruth is an advocacy organization and movement dedicated to spreading the truth and facts about ABDL and the ageplay lifestyle and disproving the stigmas, rumors, stereotypes, and other misrepresenting images about the ABDL community. While ABDL and ageplay is becoming more common place and acceptable, there will always be those intolerant to it. This is a sanctuary for those who seek truth ab
out the ABDL lifestyle, and seek a voice to speak on their behalf when and where needed. Our organization speaks out against false claims made about ABDL in the mainstream media, and other forums. Our goal is to dismantle the stigmas and myths through true testimony, survey results, facts, and figures taken from our own community by our community. We also reach out to other ABDL-based organizations and companies to help continue spreading awareness. OPPORTUNITIES
There are events going on around the world all year long. If you would like to help the cause where you live, please message the us! We will be more than glad to send you some resources to get you started. Volunteers are the lifeblood of this movement. All help extended is greatly appreciated and encouraged. BRIEF HISTORY
The movement started on Twitter in early 2016 to counteract the biased of the mainstream media. The campaign partnered in early 2016 with a local Minnesota ABDL organization. The inspiration for this movement comes from three different instances:
1). The first is due to a MADE member having been put into prison wrongfully due to the stigma surrounding the community. The prosecution labeled the person along similar lines of a pe*****le and s*x offender. That person is part of the reason this movement was started.
2). The second comes from the now defunct entity "DPF" which was founded by "Tommy" in Spring 1980. While surrounded in controversy, the organization had a huge impact regarding advocating for the ABDL community during the 1980's and into the late 1990's. We seek to follow that same path of advocacy for the current and future generations of ABDL's by utilizing the latest in Social Media resources. We are following that example while learning from the mistakes made in the past to create something better for current and future ABDL's.
3). The third comes from the Understanding Infantilism project by "BitterGrey" and the many contributors to the project who continue to speak for the ABDL and Ageplay communities. In June of 2016, the campaign made its public debut at the Twin Cities Pride festival in Loring Park of Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota.
