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    • We will get them to keep you all safe! As Spoon mentioned, if something seems "off" let us know asap! We still get new users daily, so even helping spread the word to one of us helps to keep those safe who may not know how these scammers work.  Scammers not always but a lot of the time have "mommy" in the name, will send what seem like long generic messages such as "Are you ready to become my full baby little one?" Or things that seem to good to be true. They will also often ask for other info such as to follow them on another area of the internet. NEVER give any credit card info or personal info either!  The big thing as Spoon mentioned is contact one of us ASAP and we will block,  ban, and delete them from our website. 
    • I only wear diapers sometimes for convenience or when I feel like it, so it's not an always thing for me. I do really enjoy putting on a diaper when I'm having a quiet day at home reading or playing games. I tend to get absorbed in what I'm doing and forget to go to the bathroom regularly, so if I'm not wearing a diaper, I will sometimes have a little bit of an accident. I usually don't notice I need to go until I need to go NOW, and though I'm in a small place and my bathroom is only a few steps away, I've had a few incidents where I've wet myself right in front of the toilet as I'm trying to get my pants down. Instead of having that looming over me or having to regularly get up and go to the bathroom, I can just do my thing. Then, when my bladder warns me I need to go now, I can just let go and I get to enjoy the warm feeling of my diaper filling with pee. Sometimes I pay a bit better attention to my bladder when I know I don't need to stop what I'm doing to go pee, and I'll empty my bladder multiple times without holding it until I'm about to burst. 
    • While your story is different than mine it has similarities in it. I too tried for years to suppress my AB self as well as my gender differences.  My ex wife was aware of my enjoyment of dressing when we got married but I only later told her of my AB side. Being who we are with these differences it indeed makes relationships difficult. I wish you well friend 
    • @bj & the bear, Gotta lot of plates spinning as we reach the end of Vol.1 and head into Vol.2  so while they may need Harley because Paul’s school situation is still unknown, Martina is only at the house three days a week, Andy is a new relationship so it be kinda selfish to assume anything right now. Like I said lots of possibilities as we reach the end of one part and set up the next
    • I consider myself lucky that I only have stress incontinence and urge incontinence that can be mostly handled without having to wear a diaper 24/7. It started when I was about 8-9 with the stress incontinence but only when I was sick - which unfortunately was often as I had a condition called cyclic vomiting syndrome. Every time I threw up, I couldn't control my bladder too and would pee at least a little, sometimes my full bladder. I eventually outgrew CVS and thought I outgrew the stress incontinence at the same time, but unfortunately it came back every time I got severely sick with a stomach flu or any kind of chest cough. My parents didn't know the extent after I was about 15-16 because I'd just use period pads and clean up after. Once I was an adult, I realized it was easier to just wear a diaper when I was sick, so I've been doing that for many years. When I was around 20, I started having stress incontinence issues when I was coughing/sneezing a lot from allergies, but I was usually only leaking a small amount each time, so I used incontinence pads instead of diapers.  For the urgent incontinence, it's mostly my own fault. I have ADHD and often get absorbed in whatever I'm doing and totally forget to go pee until suddenly I realize I need to go NOW. Whenever this happens, if I'm booking it to the toilet I usually end up wetting myself while trying to open/close the door or undo my pants. It's happened to me at least 2-3 times a month since I was 18 and moved away from home. Before that, my mom reminded me to go pee often and would make me stop what I was doing to go pee so I wouldn't wet myself on the way to the toilet. After moving away, I didn't have that reminder and would forget that I hadn't gone pee in hours. I usually wear a diaper when I know I'm going to be in a situation where this might happen and I can get away with the diaper, otherwise I set timers for myself to regularly go to the bathroom. When I'm just at home relaxing, I sometimes wear a pull-up or a diaper (depending on how I'm feeling) so I don't have to set timers for myself. If I remember to go to the bathroom then that's great, if not, oh well I have protection on. If it's just a pull-up though I have to run to the bathroom still and finish my pee in the toilet (I usually can't stop my bladder once it's released) otherwise it will overflow, which is why I sometimes choose to wear a diaper instead (no need to run if I do have an accident). 
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