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For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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By randominterestedperson · Posted
That wouldn't actually make you dependent on diapers. Using your diapers without hesitation is just basic conditioning and little different from teaching yourself to use the toilet. -
I did. Google still had no idea what HBL stood for. Acronym finder didn't have that meaning listed either. So it was their own personal acronym, and everyone else was supposed to be able to read their mind to know what it meant. Unfortunately I've always been unable to read minds. -
I wonder what, if any, difference there is between incontinent and diaper dependent? Even being physically able but mentally unable to hold your pee is incontinence. So yes, per its definition even babies are incontinent until potty trained. Because they lack the voluntary control untill taught otherwise. On the other hand, I believe being diaper dependent means you have mentally trained yourself to be unable to hold your pee while wearing a diaper. Ie, like a baby you're incontinent, but only while wearing a diaper. What do others think?
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By Alyeskabird · Posted
Chest freezer actually helps make things easier on the shopping side, and storage side. One, I have to agree with another poster, a crockpot/slow cooker is a godsend. From beans to roasts its good for making a lot of dishes. Plus most of the things you make in a slow cooker will also freeze and reheat nice and easy and well. Get the full size crock pot, not the mini, go ahead and make a full size meal, then separate into individual portions and freeze them tell you want to eat them. I do that with country style ribs, pork roasts and you can even do it with chicken. Also all the different bean dishes you can make, gives you a lot of options, and its low energy. Just prep and walk away. Another rather helpful one, a rice cooker, always useful, rice you can use to stretch a lot of different canned foods. I do chili on rice a lot. Like half a can of chilli on some white rice is a good meal. I do not have enough information about your situation, so it us difficult for me to say a whole lot, not sure how many your feeding or anything like that. Never mind what you like or hate. Me I do a lot of pasta stuff cause I like pasta, but, I also will make fried rice for myself, nice and simple.
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