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I think it's internet advertising but also just in store visibility. There's like 4-5 brands plus a store brand maximum in each store and huggies/pampers taking up most of the shelf space so I don't think they have to do a ton of advertising really. -
By le Hollandais · Posted
If one big mess is good, two is better. I just messed my briefs. Glorious! -
By Little Unicorn · Posted
If you want to have a book to help you with self acceptance of this part of yourself, then the book by Rhoda Lipscomb "You're Not Broken: Dr. Rhoda's Guide to Strong Self Worth for AB/DLs" is a nice read with lots of data and strategies to become more comfortable with diapers. It's a AB and DL specific book about self acceptance. It's very similar to book about unlearning shame about kink, sex or anything really. If you are more comfortable with a more general "Unlearning shame" book, then the book of that name by Devon Price is great. We all have been indoctrinated to behave in socially acceptable ways without thinking about the rules or reasoning that underpins it. Break the rules as a child and you get showered in shame and social rejection. So we learn to avoid those taboo things even though they give us comfort or simply are enjoyable. Being autistic and trans I have been at the severe side of this "just be normal" nonsense and carry the scars of it. That coercion is simply social control behaviour gone wild. It's okay to reject the excessive elements that prohibit things that aren't harmful to anyone. -
Erika hasn't given up yet -
By Kitty Angel · Posted
After Gabby saw Spike the first time, Ffrances said something like "not all boys are like Kieran"; so I think she knows that something happened.
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