The Infantilist Colony

An old mining town, once full of people working, shopping and playing, laid abandoned for decades. The company that owned it had shut down the mines due to lower resources and discontinued use of the minerals. With it being out of the way and no major highways or interstates coming close to it, the town was left to fall apart and be consumed by nature.

That is, if it wasn’t for the Infantilists. A small, non-religious group, the Infantilists were just people who wanted to live their lives without the ridicule from society. That being able to wear diapers, babyish clothing, and act like infants 24/7. So, when they heard about this ghost town and how cheap it was, they got together and purchased it. Soon, the empty homes were fixed up and rebuilt with adult babies in mind; the closed down stores were reopened to sell baby furniture, clothing, accessories, and of course diapers; and, with some extra help and push, the town was recognized as a therapeutic and wellness town to help those who wear diapers due to physical or mental problems live a normal life by the government, thus receiving a generous fund to keep the place maintained. Once everything was finished, the new colony started accepting residents and slowly began to increase in populace.

35 years later, the colony that started with about 200 people became 4,000. The people that started the town soon had families and passed their lifestyle on to them. Of course there were some who weren’t Infantilist living within the town, but the sight of someone in diapers or acting younger than their age became a norm. Anyone was welcome and were not obligated to stay or adopt the lifestyle, but were simply required not to be too judgmental or be out right insulting to anyone, regardless of who they are.

Every individual of this town has a story of their own and exciting ways things can go. Only question is: Who are they?