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    • I’m going to add an addendum to the above, because I feel like I may have, if not exactly maligned the new Lil’ Monsters, then perhaps, I damned them with faint praise. I’m in about hour 19 in one of these, and I’m changing my mind a bit about them. I said that it would likely perform like any other Rearz/InControl super-diaper, and that’s probably true, in so far as I don’t expect it to hold way, way more, because I think that they’re already at the practical outside edge of how much capacity is useful, anyway, as wearing a diaper beyond 20 hours becomes impractical, even if it’s not leaking. For all kinds of reasons - bulk, comfort, skincare, and not wanting to be wafting offensive scents around, that you may have become blind to. All of that said, this diaper has done a great job of wicking its payload throughout its corpus, such that it has not leaked in a full night and day of use. It is not pregnant up front, and dry out back. I’ve been active in it, carrying in and decorating a Christmas tree, walking the dog, driving to another city for a car part, and generally being in most positions, including lying down, which is what I did for the first 8 hours or so that I was wearing it. I went to bed pickled, and I wet it overnight, out of the starting gate. I’ll have to try another one out, to know for sure, but maybe this diaper is something special. It’s very comfy, it hasn’t leaked, and I sat next to my wife for the last hour, and watched a show - if I stank, she’d have had zero qualms about mentioning that. I’m a little self-conscious about its somewhat yellowed hue, but thems the breaks, I put myself back in diapers, and that’s an occupational hazard. She hasn’t said anything, so far. They’re still on the wrong side of the $4 per unit barrier, but they might have a place in my system, if I can get them on sale. I’ll have to see if another one, on another day, confirms or refutes this first impression.  
    • I got into diapers and plastic pants in early 1980s.  So for nearly 45 years.  Prefer cloth diapers to disposable.
    • It's a good thing you changed the original ending and continued the story. It's almost a waste to have this story on a forum; it deserves to be told in a book.
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