Glad I'm not on my own on this one. I've definitely been getting a better night's sleep since I started diapering up every night. I still wake to pee, but it's back to sleep almost immediately. I struggle with fatigue anyway, so this is a major benefit for me. Making the leap into diapers full-time ain't a hardship for most of us, but I wonder whether health professionals recommend this to folks struggling with Nocturia and its impacts.

Really love what you have written so far. Zoey is so relatable. Have to wonder about the power x thing though. was it malicious, accidental, a secret recruitment strategy? Guess we shall find out…

I will just say that not all is as it seems with Daniel and there will soon be a revelation that will mix things up quite a bit

I am in my office now with an Aww So Cute diaper under my jeans, untucked shirt, and sport coat. I am dry now, but finishing some coffee and I am sure that I'll be wet soon with hopes of getting through the day without changing so I will have to do some strategic wetting planning.

To clarify, I am not married and do not have a S.O.  I wear diapers maybe twice a week, sometimes more and usually just for 2 or 3 hours early morning.  I get diapers from thrift stores and Goodwill when they have them and pay about $3 to $4 for a package.  They are lower end store type brands that last about 3 hours with heavy wetting, but do the trick.  I do have premium diapers for sometimes all day wearing or once in a while if I decide to wear one to bed.  The premium diapers range around $32 to $42 a package depending on which brand and the top absorbency,  Like Mega Inspire or BeDry and Trest.  That was what I was getting at in my original post.  People that wear premium diapers just for fun, especially those that wear 24/7 can spend hundreds of dollars a month.  I'm just wondering if a wife or spouse complains or argues with you at the amount you spend each month on diapers for personal enjoyment.