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    • Sunkiss Masterpiece. That's been my new go-to lately. Next payday I'm considering buying a cute brand because I've mostly stuck to regular ones lately.
    • I'm usually good at keeping up with a bathroom routine when I'm "too busy." It's kinda the opposite for me. I don't wear at work and, if I know bathrooms are accessible when I'm running errands and my mobility is okay, I won't wear much in public. Outside of my required need to be diapered at night, if I'm writing at my computer or if I'm playing video games, or otherwise relaxing, I'll usually put one on and use that if I need to pee.
    • I keep at least one spare diaper and a little kit to clean up with in case things get messy. I try to find a place with a single-use restroom or a handicap stall and clean up accordingly. I also bring with me a plastic shopping bag so I can safely store a wet or soiled diaper without having to carry it out of the stall and into the trash. I haven't had many issues when changing in public but I did feel a little guilty when I soiled myself at the library and felt like I was taking too long in the handicap stall. 
    • My bedwetting issues didn't resurface until I was about 15/16. Related mostly to depression and the stress of taking care of my aunt. My parents really didn't notice I was bedwetting because I mostly did my own laundry and had my own room. I really wasn't worried about how they'd react, but I was sick of doing laundry multiple times a week and I didn't wanna seek medical attention, so I bought store-brand adult diapers and wore them until it stopped.
    • Hi, friends! I'm a 40 year old guy, incontinent, DL, and from Arizona.  I've been in and out of the ABDL community since I was 19. After struggling with intermittent bedwetting and bladder issues in my late teens and early adult life, a friend of mine suggested online support groups, which naturally became my pipeline to this community. Met a range of people since then, a couple of whom became lifelong friends. I've been wanting to get more involved in the community because I miss the conversations and the level of understanding about things I can't discuss anywhere else. But then again, what takes me out of it are when I have to scold creeps, or when the conversations run dry when no one has anything interesting to say other than "I want a mommy." I wouldn't consider myself a little but I'm very protective about my ABDL/little friends so when they get accosted by community members who don't respect boundaries, I don't take that lightly. Which is why I consider myself a big brother. Incontinence issues followed me in and out of my adult life. A tumultuous marriage, concussion symptoms, a stroke, growing mobility issues, poor diet, demanding work schedules, and an overall lack of self-care led to increased accidents and, at one point, full reliance on diapers. I’m grateful those days are behind me. I'd rather wear them for the emotional, sensory and convenience aspects, rather than need them.  Nowadays, after losing weight, managing stress, restoring work-life balance, and overall better focus on myself mentally and physically, it’s gotten better. I still wear diapers mostly to bed, or on days when I’m feeling anxious or I’m in too much pain. There are days when I still feel “lazy” for wearing diapers on days where I’m low on energy, but all in all, I’m glad I have them. I’m getting further away from the stigma of diapers, or for that matter, anything that makes life easier and more accessible for me. My go-to brands are the heavy duty, plastic backed diapers like Northshore Megamax or Sunkiss Masterpiece. But when I need a morale boost, I'll occasionally wear something with a cute design, so wearing doesn't feel so clinical all the time. Recently I've enjoyed the offerings of Litteforbig, Tykables and LNGU. I look forward to making friends and good conversation. It's been a struggle convincing myself to get involved in the community again, but here I am. Pleased to meet everyone!
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