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    • How about both?  M (medium) waist size 34 to 40.  L (large) waist size 40 to 48.  XL (extra large) waist size 48 to 56.  That would kind of be alphanumeric. 
    • It would probably be OK if the subjects were over age 18.  When you say "littles", I'm hoping you mean adult babies and not actual underage children.  It's also one thing to see someone pooping in a diaper, but not changing a poopy diaper.  Showing actual poop on this website is against the rules.  Video's of adult age people that show some of the things you mention, catching someone squatting and pooping their diaper (without showing any mess), maybe showing a caregiver pulling the back of the diaper away and looking down inside (again without showing any mess), and some scolding and punishment might be ok, but actual diaper changing showing any mess or genital's is forbidden.  Site owner Mikey might want to confirm the rules and what is and is not allowed.
    • I agree, @berts,  that total bowel incontinence would probably be difficult to manage, on a social level. Some people here are professional diapernauts, though, and do seem to manage it. I can speculate, but can't comment knowledgeably, because I don't live with that affliction.  As for 24/7 living whilst happily weeing away in your adult Pampers, lots of us do that, and pretty successfully. The skin issues are real, but are not insurmountable. I've been at it for more than 7 years, and diaper rash does not impact my lifestyle to any great degree. The key to not having to answer questions from store cops, or friends or coworkers, comes down to product selection - if you have to change your diaper every 3 hours, you are either going to be homebound, or you are going to be doing it in all sorts of awkward places, agreed. But if you wear decent products, and upsize your wardrobe to accommodate that, then you won't find yourself changing in stores or restaurants or fiends' houses, a lot. I carry a diaper bag, but it's a nondescript backpack, and it stays in the car, most of the time. I have changed at friends' houses, usually only if I'm staying overnight, but when I do that, I just bag my dead soldier, and take it home with me. I don't ask if it's okay to throw it in their garbage can.  I have had exactly one conversation about putting diapers in someone's garbage, in 7 years, and that was because I was staying with a friend, in another country, for a week, and I didn't have a car with me. But this was a very good friend, and it was not an issue. I have a few close friends who know "something", but after 2700 days and nights, of doing this, the circle is still very small. That experience includes travelling all over the world for business, staying with family or friends, all over the place, and going on several golf trips with buddies where we shared hotel rooms or condos. It's possible to manage being in diapers intelligently, I guess is what I'm getting at. Lots of us are doing it. It's not easy, but it's far from an impossible fantasy. 
    • Leave some extra room in back when you tape your diaper on.  It happens to most people with a hard or solid poop.  I've seen some lower end diapers on their websites that actually say they are specially cut with extra room in back for people who have bowel incontinence.  I call it their "Poop Pouch"  Thicker bulkier diapers taped on tight tend to have that issue more than thinner diapers that have some give to them.  
    • I would love to respond with my pictures but I’m having trouble getting them small enough to fit. Any suggestions would help 
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