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Cloth Diapers & Panties
For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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Regarding the being bad for your skin, I wear (or try to wear) diapers with plastic backing and advanced wicking, and in the morning, just as a precaution, I will often wipe myself with baby wipes. -
Tomorrow I'm going to college for the first time in a diaper, I want you to come up with different humiliations. Many ways for me to get caught, or some embarrassing tasks that I can do. -
After nearly 7 years of 24/7 nappies I am now a frequent bedwetter. Clearly you're going to have to push through the barrier inhibiting you from sleeping in a wet nappy if you want to get there. I actually don't have too many issues with nappy rashes. When they DO happen it's usually related to a combination of protracted cloth usage and heat/dehydration making pee concentrated. I very rarely see rashes out of disposables. I believe it also helps that I stay bald down there, wash my nappy area with water at changing time and use a small amount of rash cream most changes as a preventative. FAQ on how I "accomplished" bed-wetting below: You seem to be stuck at my "Be comfortable" rule... -
I had 300 mbps cable and "basic tv" and one cable box for about $125 until August. I recently changed to gigabit and their "streaming box" and it's around $105. I still have the basic tv. I've heard people in the area have gigabit for less. If you call to cancel they will give you a deal, but sometimes the hassle and time spent isn't worth it. I always called up and told them I cannot spend more than $100. Sometimes I had hbo and another one, but I NEVER watched them. There was nothing of interest. For a couple years I had my own cable modem since they charged about $20 a month for it. I'm in a monopoly area, so they know they got you. Though the cell providers like T-Mobile internet are just starting to be more available. It's only about 200 mbps. My wifi 6 connection on this computer only gets to 500. If I hard wire, I can hit 900. I see the router cpu at 100% with wifi when running the speed test. -
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