Dear Prudence: Daddy's special nightwear

[willnotwill]

http://www.slate.com/articles/life/dear_prudence/2014/08/dear_prudence_my_husband_wears_diapers_to_bed.html

[Baby Brian]

An interesting article, but even she has fallen for the stereotype that depends is for everyone. Diapers need to be thick enough to work, and if that means having to use cloth then so be it. I do agree with not pointing them out to his kids, but be matter of fact about them if/when they get discovered.

[Denube]

Yeah, I kinda got that too. She doesn't really understand the nuances of what someone in that position needs, though.

[battlemage]

I know she was probably trying to be funny, but honestly I am really irritated by the author's "daddy's dy-dees" comment. I mean, was it really necessary?

[bottle_baby]

Battlemange. Calling diapers "dy-dees" is something that goes way back in time long before you were even thought of. It was common to refer to diapers as dy-dees. My grandfather born in 1913 refered to diapers as dy-dees.

[Bettypooh]

I guess that's going to happen since the internet explosion has made even the obscure get spotlighted I still don't think that being ABDL is the first thought regarding adults in diapers for most people And add me to the list- I really don't want to know what Mom and Dad did in private- it's hard enough imagining them having vanilla sex which they obviously did since I'm here

[puffy_bottom]

I really enjoyed this and think that it addresses our community with a wink before somebody else even brings it up: