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Rainbow Diapers
A space where our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans members can discuss related issues.
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I'm always reminded of Jerry Pournelle's collum in Byte Magazine back in '80s. The same goes for @Little Sherri. -
It's called world bedwetting awareness Day. It's supposed to help stop bedwetting in children, but it could help everyone -
I'm getting really curious to ask Dr. Ivan more questions because the more I read about the differences between the IAS and the EAS, it seems like I would personally prefer destroying the EAS but keeping the IAS intact. In my mind, this would keep the constant involuntary seal on the rectum closed and prevent constant seepage, which I think I'd like. But by making the EAS non functional, the voluntary squeeze strength would be gone, so you'd have sudden major and totally unstoppable bowel movements once the rectum eventually got full. This is what I believe I want. This makes sense to me. With the resection of both, each bowel movement would just be a matter of time to pass through. Whereas with the IAS intact, you'd never quite know when the rectum would get full enough to release and then surprise you with a large bowel movement. If you're unable to passively pass stool because you're sitting down, you could theoretically move around, reposition and then push/strain/bear down in order to propel the poop out. Right? You just mean that the passive emptying would become positionally blocked at those times, leading to said discomfort? Which could then be resolved by taking some action to move around and try to poop? I need to ask him about this. -
I joke that I know there is at least one who wears a diaper at the high school I teach at, and I know this with 100% confidence. By the end of May, I will have worn a diaper 900 times to school (technically, I've missed about 15 days, so 900 days won't happen until mid-August). The fact is, I've worn a diaper to work every single day that I've worked there, i've had a grand total of 0 comments about it. I wear thick diapers, with a booster, and have had the tabs come over my waistband. I think even people notice, they don't want to know either. -
I live like 30 mins away in Guadalupe I live like 30 mins away in guad
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