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    • Welcome! I’m not too far away in neighboring IL if you’re ever out this way and looking for people to play with
    • Well, there are a lot of abdl's who are still in the closet or paranoid of being found out. How about a page that lists all of the information you have from various trackers and cookies on each persons computer or phone? And maybe quick links that take you to exactly where someone needs to go in order to remove that info?
    • When you transition to 24/7 diapers, buying them is no longer an option. It becomes a primary expense, and an expected monthly cost. Right up there with a house or car payment, or food.  When that happens you reorder your monthly budgeting. You don't eat out or go to the movies, then worry about making your housing payment. You make the important payments first, then worry if you can afford lesser bills like fine dining and entertainment, and even things like a phone or cable bill. And diapers are going to be on your budgeting list above all of that. But also right below the housing payments and basic food costs.
    • I need a bipap machine. Without it I really do feel like I'm not getting enough air. I also sleep with a ceiling fan on low or medium, which I've found helps with thermal regulation. I also have a pacifier that pairs well with my bipap nasal mask. It's gotten to the point where I need it as well. Then there's my boosted Megamax diaper. And finally my stuffie (who's also diapered).
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