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Slightly less thick than the thickest ones I use. I feel like I'm pretty good at keeping my diapers discreet, but I don't like having them interfere with my gait, which is what my cloth overnights do. -
Sort of a combination of the above. I change when I shower, because, you know, I have to. My late night and early morning routine are structured around doing as much as possible to ensure my morning BM happens before this. Things have changed over time and I have mixed feelings about it. At first I didn't have a strict morning change. Obviously originally this was because I wasn't going to bed in diapers so the concept was irrelevant. Then I started doing that, but I was going to bed dry because I was too scared to be in a wet diaper if I didn't know exactly what it was doing, and I was waking up dry because I wasn't wetting the bed yet. In that case changing was generally out of diapers rather than into another diaper. On weekdays, on which I did have to shower in the morning, I generally got out of diapers immediately after waking up because I didn't want to be around my family at high traffic times of day in case they figured out I was in diapers again. On weekends, where I didn't have to shower in the morning or wake up at a specific time, I usually just holed up in my room until my diaper was actually wet enough to justify changing, and changed it then. I eventually started being okay going to bed in slightly wet diapers, and then more wet diapers, but because I wasn't wetting the bed yet, I was still waking up as wet as I went to bed, so I was still following basically the same routine. When I actually did start wetting the bed this continued for a while, because there wasn't an immediate need to stop; I had simply gone from "waking up slightly wet after going to bed slightly wet" to "waking up slightly wet after going to bed dry". Obviously it did eventually get to the point of "waking up soaked after going to bed slightly wet" and I realised I needed to start making sure to go to bed dry. At that point I was in diapers full-time and trying to stop my family from knowing was not really practical, but I was now routinely changing in the morning because I didn't like trying to get around in diapers that were on the verge of needing a change. I had to change things again when I started developing bowel control issues. I didn't immediately change things because my bowel control issues weren't immediately that bad. However (possibly TMI) I pretty reliably need to go #2 sometime between 15 and 90 minutes after waking up. Before I started developing control issues I could just decide to go #2 in the toilet. For obvious reasons, once my FI reached a certain point that was usually no longer practical, so it had to be in a diaper, and changing into another diaper immediately after waking up tended to mean having to change again less than 2 hours later. Because I was already pushing the limits of the diapers I was wearing, I ended up having to upgrade to a slightly higher absorbency brand of overnight diapers. In the economic aftermath of COVID's arrival I ended up having to start making more and more use of cloth diapers, which I am still using. Originally I just used them for overnight, now I tend to use them whenever I'm at home. This is the part where the mixed feelings kick in. Part of it is that obviously this means I have to mess cloth diapers, which I then have to wash, which is ... after years of changing my own messy diapers, fine, but it's never going to be pleasant and there's only so much that can be done to make it logistically easy. Another part of it is that a cloth diaper needs more material and bulk than a disposable diaper of equivalent absorbency, which is fine on the discretion level (because I'm wearing them at home) but makes it harder to walk (and does not make it easier to crawl, even if I were interested in doing that all the time, lol). A third part is that cloth diapers famously don't have a "dry feel" in the same way that disposable diapers do (I don't know how disposable diapers feel drier, I just know that they do) so when I wake up wet, I'm more aware that I'm in a wet diaper until whenever I change.
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By astrodiaper · Posted
I'm still keeping my windows open, but I think that'll come to a halt in the next few days. Heater will likely be turned on to burn off the dust later. -
By TheLazyViewer · Posted
Tbh I don’t enjoy humiliation and cuckold stories. Is there a way I can filter out stories with those tags or maybe block or blacklist them? -
By babyuser95 · Posted
Hi ! I'm kind of new in this "universe", I mean I've always been drawn to the idea of wearing diapers, and I sometimes used to steal them from people who had babies to make my own with. But I'd like to have some in my own size to use myself, the problem is my parents can see how much they'll cost me and I don't know what to do. Any ideas?
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