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I have used these in the large and I should have stayed medium but other than that I liked everything about em.  I'm more of a diapered cg than ab but like a change up from plain ol white, blue or pink diapers .  I'll wear any to keep my pants and furniture/ bed dry.  Plus it helps not have to have to deal with potty breaks for me or the munchkins.    

@DailyDi I can understand that it is a long and arduous process to be able to deal with the databases. What I try to do is back it up every three months and I probably should login this weekend and update the databases, but I am scheduled to have another trigger point injection, which is basically called a “trigger three points or more“ injection series. This will hopefully deal with pain that I am still having problems with, which my medicine does not seem to touch sometimes. It kind of sucks that I am getting these residual paint every once in a while, or that they go right up my neck into my head, so I’m wondering what the deal is. I’ve asked the doctor to perform an MRI on my head to see if there’s an issue With that that is causing the pain but I’m not sure if that is going to take care of the problem. We’ll have to see what happens.    The important thing is that I’ve learned from experience that “ without the databases, you have no board”.  With the number of databases that MIKE hast to deal with, I wouldn’t want to move any of them without having a way to be able to return to what you have in case there is a problem. Also, having to deal with a brand new board system is kind of difficult if you’re not used to that system. The good thing about most Fords is that you can move those files very easily once you back them up, but as MIKE has already stated, you have to keep these things updated or things can happen like we lost half the story index because of a couple of bad things that happened. Those aren’t Mike’s fault because that can happen , as an administrator, you try to mitigate damages as best you can, and in this case, MIKE had to make updates to the board to make the software work better, and as such she had to make a decision to take the chat system down until the developer can help him update the system so that it will work properly with the system that he has    as an administrator, myself, I can sympathize and empathize with Mike’s position. He has a lot of files that he hast to make sure that he maintains, and sometimes he hast to make decisions that have to be made on the spur of the moment, and he has to make the decision that is the most economical for him, I hope that the board upgrade fees did not cause him any problems with being able to provide the necessities that he needs such as food, medicine, or whatever, because that is important as well.  I want to thank MIKE for him, and doing what he did, and doing it in such a way that he was able to bring the board down and provide the updates that he could at this time, even if the chat system is down for a small amount of time. as an administrator, myself, the security of the board, and of the systems that he maintains is the most important thing. We cannot allow a security hole to be a problem for him when we’re dealing with upgrading software licenses or anything like this. We cannot allow security holes to be a detriment to the system in itself, because that also can cause Mike or his administrative staff , as well as his board updates staff headaches because you have to be able to work around certain problems that you run into.  If I can do it, MIKE, I will definitely make a donation in either November or December or maybe January 2025, but I definitely will make another donation to the board this way. It will help you win you probably need it, because you will probably have to perform some sort of upgrade or something that you would need, especially if you have to fill around with code to make that chat system work accordingly with the envision boards Hope you and your mom are doing OK and that the hurricane wasn’t an issue for you. Brian  

My spare time lately seems to have coincided with the update schedule for the site. It's just as well, I guess. It takes the passage of at least a small amount of time for "events" to transpire that are worth writing about. If any of this is worth writing about - I'm picturing in my head the day a vanilla psychologist happen upon this thread, maybe while doing a research project on paraphilias, and they think to themselves, "Jesus, this guy wrote a million words about his underpants..." Anyway, back to my underpants. Happenings of note... I wore a Mega Inspire+ for 24 straight hours. The temperature here has dropped noticeably, IE it's starting to feel like Canada in October does. It went down to 4 C last night (about 39 F). I was working outside, winterizing and cleaning up around the yard, and I ended up being out there for a few hours, blissfully dribbling away in the crisp air of a fall night. When I finally went into a heated space, I thought to myself, "Phew, it was colder than I realized out there...". And then I sat down, and the sagging, sodden mass below me, consisting of a then-23+ hour old diaper, pressed up against my rear, and, egad! It was like sitting down on a cold, damp towel. Normally, the inside of my diapers stay at about the temperature of the inside of me - you don't get a lot of evaporative cooling in a plastic diaper. Breathable ones can change temperature a bit more. But I guess it was so wet, and my jeans were hanging a bit low as well - that the stuffing gave some of its heat to the night air.  On a separate, and slightly grimmer note... ever get a paper cut on your tallywhacker? Apparently I did? Not sure how. My working theory is that the outside edge of the front of my diaper got tucked in, and then somehow abraded the front of Mr. Happy while I slept. I woke up this morning, and did my usual morning routine of dribbling whatever the night produced that I did not dispense, into my diaper while I made coffee for myself and my wife. I read the paper, ate some breakfast, then went to drop #2 into the porcelain throne. When I opened my diaper, a BeDry, I saw... blood!?! Not much. But a little is still to much. I had noted that peeing, earlier, had a slight sting to it, but that happens now and again, for whatever reason.  It's either the edge of the diaper, or the elastic of my plastic pants, but I don't know how the elastic of my plastic pants could have gotten that far down inside my diaper. Or I did it when I was changing myself, and I didn't notice. Which is hard to imagine, but here we are.  It seems fine this morning. Maybe a slight "twinge" to it, having spent the day in the confines of my diaper, but there isn't really any way around that. 

They make the overnight and the regular brief in plastic or cloth. The xplus is plastic backed and more absorbency than the overnight diapers per the rep from total dry.   I liked the xplus the best, bought a couple cases of the fitted briefs and I don't recommend em. Plastic is thin and gets holes easy.