FretaBWet

We're all adults here so asking a sexual question shouldn't be a big deal. Your post is a little difficult to read but my guess is that it's a result of your mental health issues but I'll do my best. If I'm off base just let me know, my intentions are constructive. I'm not sure why you are asking about condoms but you wouldn't be able to use one if you have a catheter in. I don't think size is much of an issue unless you're hung like a porn star. Just buy whatever brand that appeals to you. If you are thinking masturbation in a diaper might be fun you would be on the right track. Sex starts in your brain, not in your genitals. It's a very personal thing and unique to each individual. Looking at the photo galleries doesn't do much for me personally so I seldom go there yet they are the first stop for many on here I suspect. The story archives happen to be where I am most likely to hang out. Put some thought into what it is that turns you on and use that to put you in the right headspace for playing. Wearing a diaper means no condom needed and cleanup is a snap. I hope this helps you. Hugs Freta

This is the reason I don't wear ABDL diapers when I'm out of the house, you just never know what can happen. I've gone to the hospital twice in an ambulance in a heavily soaked Confidry 24/7. I wasn't embarrassed, I need diapers, but I couldn't say that if I were wearing something like a critter caboose. Hugs, Freta

Black onsie with white gathers sticking out around your legs, stylish in a formal kind of way but still as obvious as neon at night. I think to have gotten this far with a vanilla wife you must have been banking your political capital like a billionaire since your marriage ceremony. You should never apologize for the length of your updates, they are highly entertaining and I for one love reading them. Hugs, Freta

Just saw this tonight. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.boston.com/news/local-news/2024/04/24/the-diaper-spa-owner-fined-new-hampshire-board-of-medicine/%3famp=1 Hugs, Freta

I've figured out there really is an end of diapers for me, the day I pass on to whatever comes after. Of course that's dependent on my wife deciding on not giving the funeral director a Rears Princess Pink diaper for under my burial outfit. Hugs, Freta

It took me a while to get over being upset when I have a #2 accident. It doesn't matter if I put a $5 diaper on 5 minutes ago, I need to change and clean up right away. My wife understands when it happens and will comfort me because she knows how much I dislike it. I know it's crazy that someone in diapers gets upset about using them but that's how it is with me. I do want to point out that I'm perfectly fine with anyone else pooping themselves if that's something they like. Hugs Freta

A fool and his money are soon parted. Hugs Freta

Maybe your wife was including her mother in the diaper wearing group and she was the only "adult" in the house. In that case her being crabby is probably understandable, adulting sucks but someone's gotta do it. Hugs, Freta

Happy Birthday Mike!! Hugs, Freta

New Hampshire has no state or local sales taxes and no state income taxes on wages. It relies mostly on property taxes and a tax on business profits. There are also no private liquor stores in the state, they are owned by the state and all the profits go to the general fund. Beer and wine can be sold at supermarkets and convenience stores but the profit they make is taxed. There is also a tax on dividends and interest income. There are also rooms and meals taxes so eating out drinking in bars or staying in hotels also brings in a lot of out of state dollars. This is a truly genius system because every other state abuting NH has a high sales tax so pretty much everyone within easy driving distance to NH shops there. They drive there for grocery shopping and everything else. Because the state owns a monopoly on the liquor stores, they can undercut the prices of the stores in the surrounding states. When you factor in the savings on the price plus the savings on the sales tax it's a no Brainer. Also because the stores are owned by the state, they have huge liquor stores at rest areas on the major highways to make it convenient for tourists heading home to fill their trunk with bargain booze. I had seen an article online about states ranked in order of liquor consumption on a per capita basis and NH was near the top but the statistic is badly skewed because much of the sales go right out of state. Hugs, Freta

New Hampshire has no state or local sales taxes and no state income taxes on wages. It relies mostly on property taxes and a tax on business profits. There are also no private liquor stores in the state, they are owned by the state and all the profits go to the general fund. Beer and wine can be sold at supermarkets and convenience stores but the profit they make is taxed. There is also a tax on dividends and interest income. This is a truly genius system because every other state has a high sales tax so pretty much everyone within easy driving distance to NH shops there. They drive there for grocery shopping and everything else. Because the state owns a monopoly on the liquor stores, they can undercut the prices of the stores in the surrounding states. When you factor in the savings on the price plus the savings on the sales tax it's a no Brainerd. Also because the stores are owned by the state, they have huge liquor stores at rest areas on the major highways to make it convenient for tourists heading home to fill their trunk with bargain booze. I had seen an article online about states ranked in order of liquor consumption on a per capita basis and NH was near the top but the statistic is badly skewed because much of the sales go right out of state. Hugs, Freta

I used to live in the next town over. She made two really bad mistakes here. The first was her website was set up to generate business and she originally advertised that there was a nearby park as a plus for staying there. Sorry, but that is just completely stupid on her part. Of course the town is going to protest, this is a fetish for these people and you advertise a local park where children play as being available. The second mistake is the location of the house itself. If you are unaware of the property values in NH go on zillow just for fun. You would be upset if the house you own is being taxed as a $700,000 home and a home down the street started running a business, any type of business and your house drops $100,000 in market value. There are no cheap houses in NH. There are lots of rural properties you could run a business like this at but not in the southern half of the state. Any business requires due diligence to be successful. She obviously didn't do any. Hugs, Freta