If you want to know what happens when you not only condone mental illness but go as far as to celebrate it, look no further. Because this is what happens.

Atkinson is a city in New Hampshire. It is now home to the “Diaper Spa”. This is a “spa” where “adults” wear diapers and pretend they are children.

According to The Post Millennial:

“A bed and breakfast catering to so-called Adult Baby/Diaper Lovers (ABDL) in a small New Hampshire town has drawn criticism and backlash from the community.

The Diaper Spa, located at 23 Pope Road in Atkinson, NH, is advertised as being a ‘physician-run diaper salon’ serving ‘all diaper-wearing individuals who seek acceptance, respite, and care,’ the website states.

Services range from a free 30-minute ‘discovery call’ with ‘resident Diaper Doctor’ Murphy, to a $1,500 ‘Diaper B&B,’ described as a ‘premier spa experience for the little one inside of you.’

The business also offers a one-hour ‘virtual play date/zoom visit with doc’ for $200, as well as ‘ABDL Nursery Spa Care’ for $300 minimum, described as ‘A spa-like nursery experience for the little one inside of you, providing a warm, safe, and nurturing environment while you indulge in relaxation and self-care.’"

Anyone who would willingly participate in such an act is deranged. But this is what happens when so many people keep demanding everyone should be able to “express their truth”.

A change.org petition was made by residents because of how rightfully horrified they were that such an abhorrent “business” would be coming to their community.

“As residents and patrons of this community, we feel compelled to voice our collective concern and dissatisfaction regarding potential incidents that pose a threat to the safety and well-being of our community members, particularly our children,” the website petition reads.

“It has come to our attention that this business is advertised to individuals whose sexual fetish involves childlike behaviors. This business, per their website, has advertised our town playground to their potential clientele. Thus their sexual fetish will involve the town park where our children play.”

Well, the residents have declared “victory”.

“We voiced we were upset about our advertisement of the playground and the impact on our children. That was heard loud and clear! We voiced our concerns about our playground - that was heard loud and clear!”

The website was edited to omit that “clients” would be allowed to stroll on over to the park to experience "the little one inside".

But if you ask me, the battle has only begun. The "spa" has got to go. No one has any right to experience “the little one inside.” What does that even mean? These people are deeply disturbed and have a fetish for childlike behaviors. The business owner is running some sort of a kink business and I hardly doubt this is legal.

What in the world would go on here? What is this massage-like table meant for? All of this is so revolting.

This is what happens when you tell people “shame” is a bad thing. It’s not. And many circumstances deserve to be shamed to no end. This is one of those situations. And I would hardly call this a "victory".