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    • The bigger issue at hand is spending ANY amount of money. Consider you are probably going to deal with 30 minutes of traffic. Deal to find a half-bad parking space. Deal with the lines and overpriced food/drinks. Deal with disruptive people in the front row. Deal with overly lound sound. Then deal with 30 more minutes of traffic. And the alternatives is to simply wait a few months. Pay a fraction of the cost to watchnthe exa t same move. Watch it on your own big-ish but also closeer-to-you screen with stereo system or high quality headphones. Enjoy your own food and drinks that your prefer anyways. Comfortable in your own chaor and panamas (or just a diaper and tee shirt). AND, no traffic or annoying people. Given the choice, you couldn't pay me to go to a standard movie theater these days. And it's a wonder anyone still pays theaters for all they have to deal with.
    • Nope. Having a cather in place, even long term, will not cause incontinence by itself. The key is being able to keep your sphincter relaxed long enough to cause atrophy. But having your sphincter clamp shut over a catheter is still not relaxed. It may simulate full incontinence, but you'll go right back to normal continence after removijg it. UNLESS you also managed to stay relaxed the entire time. But with a catheyer in place, you can't even tell of you are or not. You're better bet is to just diaper train/reverse potty train like normal. Also, having a catheter in place long term can cause major irritation. Especially for guys with our constant penis size changes. But also from the catheter moving a little or being pulled on. Or worse, by using too big of a catheter that also stretches the urethra. All of this is just asking to develop a urethral sensitivity. Which is where having anything in your urethra becomes slightly painful. Trust me on this, I once made it 7 months constantly being catheterized. It was per a urologist to give my bladder a chance to calm down and heal, while also hoping to do the same with my sphincter mucles. While it did give me a nice break, I did not become functionally incontinent, but catheters now hurt as well.   More specific to your last question though. Yes you absolutelty can have an open urethra. Either by ultimately having your sphincters removed like I have, or by having an open catheter in place. And yes, that means letting your catheter drain into your diaper or even a pool. One BIG caveat though is you absolitely are going to be at a higher risk for a UTI. Because yes, bacteria can still travel back up into your bladder. You can greatly mitigate that by making the catheter a closed drainage bag system. Or by adding a small one-way valve to the end of an otherwise freely draining catheter. Or even just by staying extremely well hydrated, withbkr without an open catheter. This means well over 2 liters of fluds per day! No exceptions!!! This way you're constantly peeing and flushing out your urethra. Drinking plenty cranberry juice also helps mitigating any UTI risk. That 7 months I did. That was all open draining into my diaper. I did get used to drinking 3 liters of fluids a day. But by the end I was sick of cranberry and oj. Cranberry and apple juice. Cranberry and vodka. And cranberry in general. Buy I never had a UTI.
    • Not really. They would have to be made of reinforced brass in order to hold up and not get rusy. And long heavy brass zippers are cost prohibitive, still jam easily due to misalignment over the length, and are notorious for catching material and getting the teeth bent. Jeans and dress manufacturers get away with it by keeping the zipper short AND/OR by reinforcing a flap that covers the already heavy-duty zipper. But cheaper metal and plastic zippers, and longer exposed zippers, are rare for a reason.
    • Viruses and Malware on one's own PC are typically not the problem. The biggest source of getting your credit card stolen is by having that card copied and reused by a thief. And cards mostly get copied by using a data reader/copier.  That can be done by adding a fake reader on top of a normal business card reader. They can be VERY hard to even spot. It copies the card data, which is then retrieved and used online or cloned into a new card and used that way. It goes through to your same bank, without you ever loosing the card. OR, it can be copied when you give someone your card to go scan out of your sight (like in a restaurant). NEVER simply swipe a card or use the tap-ro-pay. These methods are the easiest to clone. Use the chip by fully inserting the card. AND if possible, always sign or use the pin with it.   The next biggest source of having your card "hacked" (data stolen) is by saving your card info on various websites. WHEN that site gets hacked in a mass data breach. Your card info will be stolen and resold on the dark web. It's then used online or again made into a clone copy card. The ONLY way to make sure that doesn't happen is to NEVER save your credit card info on web sites. Especially the medium sized legitimate sites like Pharmacies, Restaurants, or businesses with memberships like gyms, spas, gas stations and such. They're big enough to be a prime target for hackers yet not big enough to have an unlimited IT and cyber security department. Really big places like Microsoft, Amazon, Walmart, HomeDepot and such are generally going to be safe enough for saving card info.   But again. Your credit card data is typically nevery saved on your own PC. Or at least you shouldn't ever be doing that. It's passwords and general data that are vulnerable to virus and malware PC hacking, but were not talkikg about that.
    • Crinklz is BASED in Germany. The diaper is MADE in Italy. I said made. I'd like to know what different diapers you're referring to as well. That Little Northwood isn't even selling diapers yet. AND the one diaper they do show is an exact copy of the same Chinese clone diapers everyone else already has. The only difference is yet another stale reskin (and overly inflated price).  We're talking about needing an actually new ABDL diaper. Currently there are 3. ***MADE*** in China (with dozens of clone copies), MADE in the USA (Megamax pack pals --which is derived from the original China clone--), and MADE in Italy (Crinklz). That's pretty stale by most anyones book. 
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