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You do know that the sun has slid under the yardarm somewhere in the world, so any time is a good time. -
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I have denied having anytbing to do with it before and I can deny having anything to do with it again. Im glad to have made my favorite Uncle laugh! -
I just wet my diapers. Usually i do it while walking or sitting at my desk. I also peequite a bit when i like squat or lift lol. When i sleep and need to pee, i just roll over onto my belly and maybe prop myself up a bit then let go and then go back to sleep. I can't stand pooping or messing my diaper though - way too nasty and huge mess. -
I get it. Visually, Australia can look a lot more like the US than the UK with its giant SUVs, sky-scrapers, endless suburbs, outdoor lifestyle etc. but that's not culture. Culturally, Australia (like New Zealand) is considerably more closely aligned with the UK than with the US. We use “nappies”. Babies sleep in “cots” and suck on “dummies”. When I was a baby, the ABC (Australia’s version of the BBC) used “received pronunciation” the same as the BBC so all news broadcasts sounded British even if we didn’t. There’s always been a similar-to-Brits mental dissonance with “diapers” but I’ve lived in this globalised space for so long that it doesn’t really register as alien. Despite this, UK content resonates better. For example, if I were to play around with self-hypnotism, I couldn’t see “diaper” instructions working very well for me. They require mental translation in a way that "nappy" does not. As I’ve gotten oldish, I’ve noticed that the creeping Americanisation of life in general has started to permeate the next generations of ABDL. They talk about “dips” or “diapers” on Discord (a medium I abandoned). And as a society, we lost the battle against big retail foisting “Halloween” onto us years ago. It will be interesting to see if this shift continues though. The most recent US administration seems to have seriously dented brand America with current youth. With my own kids it seems be becoming increasingly unfashionable and there seems to be a re-ignition of interest in things "local". Out with "dips" and back in with "nappies"?
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