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    • Do you realize the sales motto of the Squatty Potty company "You were built to squat when you poop. Our toilet stools can help you eliminate more completely, reduce the strain, and get off the toilet faster." ... and this same motto can equally be employed for diaper usage i.e. help / allow you to eliminate more completely, reduce the strain - as one is pooping for a much longer time just allowing it to exit... and get off the toilet faster by never getting on it in the first place. ... and although it states that one is built to squat to poop, it makes the presumption in its motto that one requires both a toilet and therefore a stool for same, where in certain parts of Europe & the Middle East, squat pans (or holes in the ground) are used as toilets instead of the hole at chair level... where a diaper prevents the requirement for either the stool, toilet, or squat toilet.
    • The only person who sees my diapers with any consistency is my wife; I usually sleep in just a diaper and a t-shirt. My (older) kids have seen my diapers incidentally, if they come walking into our bedroom when I'm getting dressed or whatever, but I stay clothed around the house, unless they aren't home, in which case I might go down to the kitchen for a drink or something, in just my sleeping garb. I have a couple of friends who have seen "something" once or twice, like a waistband exposure. I have been in a pull-up in front of a doctor before, and once, I was left standing briefly in a medical imaging waiting area, in a semi-transparent disposable gown, over a diaper - they quickly offered me a second gown, because my diaper - thankfully a white one - was basically glowing under the overhead lights.  I grew up in white diapers, with some of them having waistband or landing zone prints, in the latter part of my childhood. The fully-printed diapers that came out after I outgrew needing them, were the ones that I longed for, but could not get easy access to, and I couldn't really fit in them, anyway. So when I discovered that ABDL diapers existed, I started out buying mostly printed ones, because of the novelty of wearing "baby diapers" that I could actually fit in, and that worked.  I've been in diapers 24/7 for coming up on 8 years now, and the novelty factor has largely worn off; I still have a soft spot for printed diapers, but my wife doesn't care what they look like, and I'm way more about function than form, now, and also about budgeting. So, lately I've been about 70/30 white to printed. The only colour that will raise her eyebrows is anything that is predominantly pink, so very pink diapers do leave me feeling a bit self-conscious.  If I'm travelling, or when I go into work (I often work from home), I just go with white ones, on the off chance that there is a security issue, or a wardrobe malfunction. White diapers raise fewer questions than ones emblazoned with winged unicorns. 
    • Wonderful story that really surprised me. So many stories in this genre fall into the same old tropes, time and time again; but here you really managed to inject new life into it. Anna’s reaction to her mother’s actions is what I often think would happen in these situations, the rage and anger turning to violence. You can only corner and abuse someone so much before they snap. Funnily enough, I thought this story was set before the 2000’s all the way until after Sara escaped and mentioned receiving emails about her classes. It really had that vibe of an older story. Its wild to think that is Liisa hadn’t insisted on beating Sara with the birch branch, the situation wouldn’t have escalated so rapidly. How different of a ending would that have been for the family and Sara? Would Sara have fallen slowly into the regression, more voluntarily? Would Liisa have gotten to be with her daughter near the end? Would the girls have taken over the family farm instead? A single decision, led to so much pain for everyone. Thank you for sharing and taking the to write a somewhat more realistic take on the forced regression trope. Its a very fine addition to the genre in my opinion. 💕💕💕
    • Wonderful easy and nice chapter with Paul trying to get back to a since of normal.   Maybe Marcus is gonna own up to his big mistake he made and its nice he's gonna hopefully stand up to the school on behalf of Paul.       I still won't totally trust him untill we actually see it.  It was also touching to see Paul want to include Lilly in going to visit Rachel at her place of rest. Bravo as usual frosty.
    • AFAIK, Nobody! My housekeeper, and has even seen diapers that I left around.  I didn't do it on purpose, I just forgot that I had one hanging around (my house is a no go zone for strangers. I'm fairly certain my brother and SIL know about it, but I'm discreet about it.  We don't talk about it, and I talk about a lot of other medical things with her (she's a doctor). AFAIK, nobody knows at work, and I wear them every day.  
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