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    • That was a great chapter. I wouldn’t have been able to move into the master bedroom. Probably would’ve just kept it as Greg and Charlie had.  I’m surprised they have Veronica locked out of Kelly’s bedroom. Is she afraid it would diaper her or something? 😂    Now she said she’s worn before and prefers someone else to be wearing them. But she never said that wearing did nothing for her 😏   I think you made a mistake. The first time Kelly babysat in the story, she breastfed him, didn’t she?
    • I'm getting stressed about my upcoming trip, which I think might be some of the impetus behind my diaper dreams, of late. Travel really doesn't phase, me, generally - I've traveled in diapers, I don't know, 40 times now? Overseas, I think, three times - two were vacations with family or friends, once for work. To the US - lots of times, on planes and in cars. And across Canada, again, in cars, on planes, a little bit of boat travel... never trains, though, beyond day trips into the city. Long distance rail travel in Canada paradoxically costs more than, and takes way, way longer, than flying or driving. For example, I can drive to Montreal in about 5.5 hours. The flight is an hour, but that's essentially misinformation, because it supposes that you can pull up in you car, next to your flight, put it in park, get your carryon bag out of the trunk, and board the plane, which will then land in the parking lot of your hotel in Montreal. The reality is, our local airport is huge, and while it has made some major improvements, it is still notorious for delays going through security, and/or customs. And, I may have to go though the nude-o-scanner (a term borrowed from the imitable @oznl), in what could either be, to the person looking at the output, an adult nappy, or, a garment comprised of packets of unidentified white powder. So, I tend to give myself a bit of extra time. I'll digress here, to note that on my last work trip to Europe and the UK, I elected to wear a pull-up, through security, and I had a real diaper in my laptop bag. I more or less breezed through - victory was mine, right? Except that instead of changing right away, I thought, "Might as well get some use out of this thing before I bin it...", so I went for a celebratory pint, and had a bit of a wee (I'd been holding it through security, on my theory that, on the off chance I end up having to have my underpants further reviewed, it would be easier on my soul, and also possibly less prone to absorbing scanner waves, if they were dry). Well, my stupid pull-up didn't like how I was seated astride a stool, or maybe it didn't like that it was a pull-up at all, so it leaked into my jeans.... and all of my clothing was, at that moment, transiting the underground railroad of baggage, in my checked bag. All I had with me were what I had on, and the diaper I'd packed for my seven hour flight. I had images of standing in a busy airport bathroom, in a diaper, drying my pants under the hand dryers, and could not stomach that level of public exposure, so instead, I tried to dry my jeans with wads of toilet paper, in a stall. Jeans I would be in for the next twelve hours, at least, arriving as I was, at 8 AM local time, with further in-country travel on the docket.  SO, since then, I've flown maybe four times, and I've always worn a "real" diaper through security, with varying results, but none disastrous. But back to my main point - the reality is that flying to Montreal takes about three to four hours. Taking the train there takes 6-7 hours, and costs as much as the gas would cost, to drive, but generally less than the flight. However, take that train any further east, and the math goes completely upside down; I can drive to Halifax in about 18-19 hours, I can fly there in 3 hours (plus a couple of hours in airports), or I can take a train there, in 24-30 hours, and the train will cost more than the flight.  I do want to do a longer train trip in diapers, though. I've never enjoyed bathrooms built into conveyances, with the possible exception of cruise ships, where at least you get your own. Which I suppose you also do, on $30,000 first class Emirates flights, but that is not how I currently live.  But I have digressed, and digressed. Back to the anxiety: I have to travel with my boss, first of all, whom I quite like, but she's a resolute carryon traveler, with disdain for people who check bags, and hold everyone up at the other end. Except that I am going on a work trip, and then, a golf trip with some buddies. I'll have to rent clubs - I'm not taking them, too difficult to manage - but I need at least a couple of shoe options, and more clothing than she does, I'll have to explain, and also, two weeks worth of diapers, and some terry-lined plastic pants that take up as much room as a pillow, I will not explain. At least the stacks of diapers will be examined in the basement of the airport, if they attract any official curiosity, not on the arc lamp-lit stainless tables of shame, in public view, with the people who packed water bottles, or imitation grenades.  But,  I will be going through security with my boss... and sometimes my underpants do attract attention. Some veteran travelers here, and online, have suggested that I actually just tell the TSA agent that I'm wearing a diaper, or, the more euphemistic "brief", or "I'm wearing a medical device...". Hopefully the person I report to ends up in another line, is all I am going to say. Although I guess they can't fire me for wearing diapers. But that is ice I'd rather not test the thickness of.  Then, assuming my work week goes fine, and I never get outed by the bags of diapers I'm disposing of, or outed at the airport, I will then be joining a guys' trip, already in progress. Will my one friend who knows I wear diapers (Dave, of Dave & Anne), arrange to room with me, or will someone else "get lucky" and get a room to themselves for a couple of days, until I arrive? Whom will that be? It is a point of interest, precisely because of the Guestpocalypse, previously written about: I will be drinking, will be staying up late, and will be highly advised to wear my gigantic, terry-lined plastic pants... except that I have nothing I could sleep in that would be large enough to enable me to operate, in a shared bedroom, and in a condo with a bunch of guys sharing bathrooms, and not have the magnitude of my ass commented on, or at least noted.  If I'm sharing a room with Dave, I figure that I can somehow engineer getting into the things, and some shorts, right before bed, and then waiting until he goes to the bathroom in the morning, before getting out of them, in our room, but, if I have to get out of bed and waddle over to plug my phone in, or get a drink in the middle of the night, or whatever, at least I've already tested the metal of his friendship and discretion, and found them worthy, were he to see me thusly clad. Anyone else? All bets are off.  So, I'll either come back from this trip, rested and even more confident, operating in the world as a diapered person, or, I'll come back, having indoctrinated my boss, and a posse of golf buddies, into my circle of trust. Or distrust.  On a lighter note, I emptied my nappy bin today, and noted that the Mega Inspire+, and the BeDry Night, have supplanted medium-duty equipment such as the original Lil' Monsters and Lil' Splash diapers, as my most common choices. So, I'm holding to my resolution to just wear what the situation calls for, and not be as tactical, with respect to trying to wear the minimum diaper that will survive a given task. 
    • Good afternoon all, I want to give my boyfriend a mouth soaping this evening. He’s been acting like a baby all day. Does anyone know if Johnson’s baby bar soap would be good for a first time mouth soaping or should I do ivory? 
    • You are always going to see inside a place at night, not sometimes, but always. I'm aware of that. Yes, be carful with that unless it's what you want. I've done it many times not caring, but not as much lately. I know everyone is different, but for me, being caught by a woman is the thrill, but I would never want men to see me which is why I don't do it at night. You also have to worry about your neighbors talking to each other.  It can be bad and good. 
    • I wear for comfort and I’ve become self conscious as my child (who’s in preschool) has asked me what it is I’m wearing (the top of the diaper was revealed when my shirt went up) I’m considering refraining when they are home  any thoughts or opinions
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