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Yes it does, and the R.I.P badge should be reserved only for those we know to be deceased, and no one else.

It has been suggested recently that it might be a good idea to add some sort of an "R.I.P." tag or badge to a deceased members profile page. Not my idea, but I think it's a very good suggestion. And so does DailyDi himself. Pending further discussion, I for one would like to see this happen.. Your thoughts, everyone?

Am I the only one here who thinks that if children are getting to the size where they need diapers this large (size 8/9/etc.) then there might be a problem with the parents and/or society's expectation of them?

What's the point of starting another thread on this if you are unwilling to accept or even tolerate opposing views. This is a discussion board, not a declaration board.

Since I started wearing, I have been very upfront about it. I don't run around shouting it out from rooftops, but generally I dress the way I want to dress, and be comfortable. Now being that I wear mostly dresses, I don't normally have a problem, but when I do opt for skirts or pants, they tend to be hip huggers. (I dare you girls to find clothes that don't look like maternity clothes that actually come to the waist at a target (Easy please for me to buy clothing.).) So with my shirt, if I sit, or move to much, I normally flash a bit.

I guess you could say they weren't easy ups for you (YEEEEAAAAAAAAHH!*) Sorry, I couldn't resist. *if you don't get the joke: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/csi-4-pane-comics

and yet ironically, you can hardly ever depend on Depends...

a few years ago, i asked my dr to go back on meds for a few months due to an acute flare of up of sx, so for insurance reasons I needed to see a psychiatrist for an initial visit.