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    • I hung my head.   This wasn’t going to be easy.  I suspected that promising to apply diaper cream and powder regularly to avoid skin irritation wouldn’t work.   I thought about arguing that diapers were more hygienic than the filthy bathrooms at school and elsewhere in public.   I thought about getting more blatant in my intentional wetting.   What was I going to do? I contemplated this all the way to school.   Maybe if I wet my pants at school, they’d tell my mom that I needed diapers.   Of course, I wasn’t sure how I’d do this without exposing myself to the ridicule of the entire school.    I was dreaming about this when the teacher, Miss Booth, called the class to attention. “Now, boys and girls, we will have one more assignment before the holidays.   I want you all to write a composition with the subject ‘What I want for Christmas.’” There was my option.   If I wrote this paper and made an eloquent and persuasive case for diapers, and did it with perfect grammar and penmanship, and got an A+ on it, the teacher and everybody else would understand that I really wanted this and should have it. I got home that afternoon, and I set to work.   “I want Abena Abri-form Comfort Level 4 adult incontinence briefs.   I take a size medium.   These are an excellent choice for all concerned about incontinence or difficulty in reaching the bathroom.    Diapers are harmless.   It’s not like I was asking for a BB gun which could put an eye out.” Words flew onto the page.   Everything so quickly came to mind, extolling the virtues of diapers, diminishing any untoward effects, and explaining why I should have some. Indeed, I will prevail. The next day at school I carefully removed my masterpiece from my bookbag.   I walked to Miss Booth’s desk and held it out to her.   She should be able to see its majesty just by looking at the page, let alone reading the words. “Thank you, Ralphie.  Take your seat,” she said as she dropped it into the pile of other student’s papers. OK, so she didn’t have time to appreciate it now.   But when she read it, she would be impressed.   I’d have to wait.   A day passed, and she came into class carrying a stack of papers.   “I’m quite impressed with the themes you have all written.”   I beamed.  Of course, other students probably had above-average papers, but mine was epic. I looked at the paper dropped in front of me.   C+.    C+?   This can’t be.   I scanned down the paper, looking at red marks all over it.    Maybe I missed some punctuation, but the content had to be good.    I reached the end and found a one-sentence critique:   “You’ll give yourself diaper rash.”         
    • Yes, I miss the smell of the perfume-scented diapers from my childhood. A time before anyone thought about allergies and that perfume could pose a health risk for the baby/child.
    • For me, it's about feeling safe and comfortable. I love the feeling of being "hugged" by the diaper.
    • Spencer nods. "Yes I am sure they will like you. How could they not? You are adorable and a sweet little girl."
    • I don't like diaper rash. It is uncomfortable and hurts.
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