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Thanks for the great review tibsy !

Varennes, QC

I went to the store a few times already and the staff was always very nice and accomodating. They have a huge collection of diapers and various AB stuff. They make you feel at ease and shopping for adult diapers is the most natural thing there.

B4NS still has some plastic Tena Maxi in stock, best diaper for all day wearing.

Just ordered a case of Tena Slip Maxi from B4NS and they told me they received their last shipment of plastic backed Tena.

RMS, you brought tears to my eyes. I wish you all the best and remember, Christmas is just around the corner... Take care.

Yes CDLover, I know the feeling. I have been back in diapers for over 30 years and just about everyday I think the same thing, it is a renewed thrill to change into a fresh diaper, it is a renewed thrill to wet this fresh diaper and do it again and again. I suppose it gives a new meaning to the expression "Today is the first day of the rest of your life" and it feels like the first day in diapers and a new experience that never grows old. Some of us really belong in diapers and the amazing part is I somehow managed to spend about 17 years of my life out of them. But i suppose I am taking a sweet revenge now and I hope to wet many thousand more diapers even though there is a part of me who still don't seem to believe I am in diapers and will be forever.

Diapers keep you warm. They keep your clothes dry. They keep your bed dry. Diapers are comfortable to wear. Diapers are someyhing I always wanted so it is great to wear them.

Well. I have been back in dapers for 33 years now and it is still like day 1 for me. Every diaper change is a renewed pleasure. A nice and thick clean diaper feels so good but a wet diaper feels even better, no wonder I will be in diapers forever... The pleasure of wetting my diaper is great and the pleasure of knowing I can wet anywhere and anytime I want is super. I was out of diapers for about 17 years between the ages of 3 and 20 and to this day I feel I somewhat lost 17 years of my life. I was meant to be in diapers but I guess my mom didn't know that at the time. I love seeing my diapers drying on the line as they are a reminder of the good times I had in them and they are the promise of more good times to come. The nice and sweet smell of my wet diaper in the morning when I wake up is the announcement of another great diapered day. The feeling of freedom and security my diapers provide me is what I always needed.

He/she has a strange way to make friends. I wonder how well this tactic works in real life....

Years ago I tried many time to quit wearing diapers until I realized my diapers were a real need for me. I tought then that wearing diapers as an adult was somewhat carazy and I threw all my stuff away a few times bur the urge to be in diapers always came back stronger than before. It is then I came to the conclusion fighting this need was futile and I then accepted myself as I really am deep inside of me. I know it is outside of the norm but it makes me very happy and I don't need society to tell me what kind of underwear I should wear.

I wish I had an answer to this question. The only thing I know is I always wanted to be in diapers as far back as I can remember and while growing up I felt it was terribly unfair I was not allowed to wear them while some other big kids were still in diapers.it wa I was always curious about how diapers felt but I didn't find out until teenage years when I put on one of my cousin's diaper on and the feeling was fantastic. I tried to put this diaper thing out of my mind but in my early twenties I got some incontinent plastic pants and I made a diaper with a bath towel. The rest is history as I have been back in diapers ever since and I am very happy about it. I feel it is a deep need I have for some reason and I know it will not go away and I am lucky to have the chance to experience this great feeling of being in diapers every day.

Hi incontlady, Glad you are back here. It is quite normal to be in diapers and do whatever I have to do and I am glad you are more accepting of this for yourself. I know I will be in diapers forever so I stopped fighting it a long time ago and life is beautiful now. Take care, John