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    • I use the disabled toilets, I have to fully take off my all-in-one t-shirt to change a poopy nappy and they have nappy bins in disabled toilets in the UK. Otherwise if it just wet it's easier and I freshen up without stripping off. I change in disabled toilets fairly often and I'm so used to it so it isn't a problem. If I had to change in shared toilets cubicles I wouldn't be bothered if other people around because I'm ''incontinent'' and just deal with it. I'm pretty much accepting of this ''disability''.
    • I have been for 17 years I think and I am still continent. Even with my external sphincter cut. Yes, you can change things and weaken your external sphincter and shrink the bladders "effective size". I also have very low pressure and it just drips out. However, I really dont believe you can "train away" continence no matter how long you spend. Take off your diapers for a week and you are back to somewhat functioning, even if you have to rush to the toilet more often and its uncomfortable. You get used to it, but not incontinent. Thats my belief anyway, after 17 years of wearing diapers. If anyone has become truly and fully "real" incontinent after wearing diapers for prolonged time, I dont immediately buy that claim. If someone can "untrain" for real and then somehow prove that their continence is gone, I will of course change my views. This discussion doesnt belong in this thread, however...
    • Depends on the condition of the floor. If it's clean and dry and I can get my current diaper off. I simply pull down my shorts or pants. Otherwise I take them off and hang them up while I change  
    • It doesn't happen to me often, but a few months ago I was in the library. Desk space there is limited and I didn't want to lose my spot, so I tried to wait it out as long as I could before getting up to use the bathroom. Getting up would mean taking my lapotp with me, going to the bathroom, then going back and possibly having to look for another outlet that isn't occupied. I waited a couple minutes too long, and as I was packing up my laptop, I was starting to lose it. By the time I was within ten feet of the restrooms, I was already fully soiled.
    • It doesn't happen often, but it did happen a few days ago. Before that, I'd gone almost a whole month without a poop accident and I felt discouraged. Woke up needing to poop, tried to get out of bed but I was too slow. Even with my own bathroom that's close by, I wasn't able to make it.
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