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Hey Gang, I don't post here very often but I do read this forum on a regular basis. I love many of your comments and experiences. Before I talk about my experiment, I'd like to tell you a little about myself. I've been interested in wearing diapers for as long as I can remember. That's been a long time because I just turned 60 years old a few weeks ago. I've been wearing diapers 24/7 for almost 10 years now and I think that I'm pretty diapered train. At night, I often wet without waking up and I'm always soaked in the morning. Now to the experiment. I always wondered if I didn't wear a diaper to bed if at this point in my diaper training if I would wet the bed. My wife is out of town this weekend and this would be a good opportunity to give it a try. I'm going to buy some disposable bed pads and go to sleep with a diaper tonight and tomorrow night. I'll try to report back and let you know how things go.

I've been wearing diapers 24/7 for over 5 years now. I can probably count on my fingers how many times I've have used a toilet over during that period. Now, I think that I've become pretty trained in just using in my diapers for both wetting and messing. I don't know if I have any incontinence issues at this point but I bet I do. I think it would be a interesting experiment to see if I could make it through the with out diapers. My life has become pretty routine with diapers, I'm happy wearing them and I don't see myself ever giving them up.

I've been wanting to wears diapers since I was 4 or 5 years old. As a youth I thought I was strange for wanting wearing diapers would it be something that I would eventually outgrow. In my 20's and 30's thought it would fun to wear 24/7 but thought it would be something that I might do when I'm older and retired. Being older it wouldn't be too far fetched to be wearing diapers. In my 40's I experimented with wear 24/7 a couple of times. These experiments only lasted a few months. It was always the costs of the diapers that made me quit thinking about all the other things I could buy if I didn't spend money on diapers. At around age 50, I had a big purge and tried to give up diapers for good. You all know how those purges turn out. After about two years of being diaper-free those desires to wear became too much. At that point, I decided to try some counseling which helped me accept my diaper-wearing lifestyle. Through therapy, I learned that even though it is weird to like diapers there is nothing wrong with wearing. It is just a diaper. At that point, I decided that I would pursue my dream of wearing 24/7. That was almost 4 years ago and I haven't regretted that decision yet. I don't know if I will wear diapers forever but for now, this is what I'm doing. After 4 years of wearing full-time, I'm pretty diapered-trained and I think now I would have a hard time not wearing diapers.

I told my mother a couple of years ago. I've been wearing diapers 24/7 for only about a year at that time (l'm now over 3 1/2 years of wearing 24/7.) We were flying to visit her in another state and I was trying to figure out how get enough diapers for visit. I finally decided to just order a couple of packs of diapers and have the sent to her home. I called her up to let her know the package was coming. Over the phone, I just told her straight out that I had a weird habit. I like wearing diapers and I was wearing diapers full time and didn't have enough room in my luggage to bring them. I told her we would talk about it more during our visit. She wasn't freaked out by it at all. During our visit I talked to her about my diaper wearing. I told her how I've had the desire to wear diapers since I was a young child probably since around the age for 4 or 5. . How I would sneak diapers and wear them through our my childhood and teen years. She said that she had no idea that I was wearing during those years. Over all it was a nice and positive experience. The worst part is my Mom is elderly, has some dementia issues and probably won't have remember the conversation we had and I'll have to repeat the whole thing again. I've have also told my grown children and they have no issues with my diaper wearing. Hey Ferix, I love the diapers that you are making. I've been thinking about getting one. Also I've notice from some of your other social media sites that we live in the same town. Maybe after all this coronavirus stuff is over we can meet.

My current stent of wearing diapers started almost 3 1/2 years ago when I was in my mid-50's. I have been interested in diapers ever since I was a young child. I started just wearing \occasionally then progress to wearing more and more. For a while I was wearing to bed every night and soon I was diapered full-time on just the weekends. I've done several stents of wearing 24/7 but quit after several months. The main reason for quiting was thinking about all the money I was spending diapers. Around age 50 I tried really hard to give up diapers for good and met with some of my church leaders seeking help with this problem. This stopped me from wearing diapers, for a couple of years but the desires were still there and I resisted through shear will power. As we all know, those desires are so strong and I started wearing again. After talking to a therapist, I was able to reconcile my religious beliefs and diapers. After meeting with the therapist, for the first time in my life I accepted the fact that I liked to wear diapers and it's OK to wear them. Since then I decided that what I really wanted was to wear 24/7, which what I've dreamed about for years, and started wearing diapers full-time. Right now I have no plans to stop wearing. After 3 1/2 years of wearing, diapers have become a part of my daily routine. I told my wife about my desires to wear diapers years about ten years into our marriage. It was a shock to her, but she accepted my desires to wears and has always supported me. She is great!!! Her attitude is your aren't hurting yourself or anyone else...so what's the big deal. Even though she has no interest in wearing herself she has no problems if I wear them. The only time she complains is when I don't take the wet/dirty diapers out to the trash soon enough and they start to smell. I am happy with my life wearing diapers 24/7.

My wife knows and accepts that I wear 24/7. She regularly picks up diapers and diapers supplies for me at the store. She'll move the cloth diapers from the washer to the dryer and fold them. She only complains when when I don't get the used diapers out to the garbage quick enough and they start to smell up the bathroom My son who still lives at home knows. He sees me in just a diaper and t-shirt all the time and it doesn't bother him. My daughter has seen them but has said anything. I told my therapist who helped me accept diapers. I told a couple of my church leaders while trying to figure how diapers fit into my religion. I told my mom the last time I visited her because I started wearing 24/7 and we were flying to visit her and didn't have enough room in the luggage for a week worth of diapers. So I had a pack of diaper shipped ahead of time to her house and had to tell that they were coming. We had a talk about them while I was there and she seems to accept them. Worst part is my mom has some dementia problems and I'm afraid that she won't remember the conversation we had the next time I visited and to have the conversation again. I know my sister as seen my diapers but has never said anything. One guy who I sail with knows after seeing the top of my diaper sticking out while I was bent over tying my boat up at a dock. He laughed for a second then offered me some diapers that he had from his mom who had recently passed away. Over all I have never had any negative reactions from anyone who had figured out that I wear diapers.

Got home from the hospital yesterday and found out the the mass growing on my thryoid is not cancer. However, half of my thryoid was remove. To top it off I'll be wearing diapers for the next two week while I recover from the surgery.

Hey I'm going to the Puyallup Fair next Saturday too. I will also be discreetly diaperd. Maybe we'll spot each other. I'm from Kent.