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Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight...... how about a law about thinking before you post?

Meth is a hell of a drug.

While I like his spirit and there are many women who would look lovely diapered, a law would be a bit much and possibly teeter upon retarded. I;m gonna come to his aid though and just say give the guy a break he's horny. In all seriousness, I want the two minutes I spent reading and responding to this thread back.

Well, if poop is not your thing, then you may never be "comfortable wallowing in your own stew." There are two categories to the stinky, squishy & proud crowd, or so I've found: One, ABs who want the whole regression aspect, as pure as it can be; and two, DLs who simply love to mess their diapers for erotic and/or cathartic reasons. For me, it's about loving -- genuinely loving -- my own poop. If it's firm and smells like poop should -- not rancid, but definitely odiferous -- then I want it resting back there, to feel and to sit in. It's a pleasure that is hard to describe, but I think what turns me on is that it's so nasty, I can't help but be excited by it. It's just fun for me, and more than a few others here, to sit in and squish around and smell poop. Speaking for myself, it's definitely a sexual thing. It turns me on. Therefore, it's easy for me to wallow in my own stew. Clean-up is a bitch, I can't pretend that it isn't. But you usually don't need to clean anything other than yourself. The diapers or vinyl pants that I wear hold the poop in really well. And I cover the chair (or the floor when I watch cartoons) with a trash bag. Being stinky & squishy is not for everyone, of course. All I can tell you is that if it doesn't feel right, if you're horrified by the act of pooping yourself, then it's not for you. Still, good luck with the regression thing and I hope you prove me wrong by accepting the pleasures of poop!

Probably a darned liberal! Such a law would never pass constitutional muster. There is no precedent for such a law. Personal hygiene is just that, personal and not up to governmental oversight and regulation.

How 'bout we ask dailydia for a forum folder for all these stupid shout threads?

Never what you say, its how you say it. Could walk up to a girl and make an ass of yourself. Then you think aftewards about what you COULD have said and COULD have done. Picture yourself after the situation and what you want out of it. You must see your future to experience a desirable present. My parents found my diapers when I was 13 or 14 and I lied and said I wet the bed. Went to the doc's, doctor blamed it on stress as there was nothing physically wrong with me. Years later my dad found out somehow (can't fool a cop), and then eventually my mom found a conversation I left on my screen from my first Mommy. How could I have been so dumb, honestly?! From that freakshow of an arguement, the next morning I assessed my mom's stance and instead of telling her everything, before I went downstairs I heard her on the phone with my dad saying how I need mental help and how its not right blah blah. The tone in her voice hurt me, so I went downstairs and interuppted the conversation and just started talking saying she had no right to say that, she didn't understand, and that I decided I wasn't going to explain shit to her and I went and blasted the music so loud and calmed down. Terrible way of dealing with it. But then at night when both my parents wanted to talk to me, I just simply stated that I'm weird and always will be and this is who I've been my whole life. They understood and left it be. The most important thing I said was something like this: "You know, its not like its some kind of physical retardation. Its not really an extra limb and my penis is rendered useless. If a normal life is meat, potatoes and vegetables, I have all that on my plate, but I am fortunate to have a strange food item on my dish that few people enjoy. And I like it." An extra food item on my plate; an invisible external limb; the ultimate GIFT to those who embrace it, a burden to those who have yet to see the light of the natural drug they possess within. Be the baby you want to be. Diaper Time folks~!! Perception is 9/10ths of reality; are metaphors not the perfect way to explain taboos? We all [should] know that the concept of what is 'taboo' is really, most terribly, an inability to understand. Understanding = learning. People who don't want to learn, as we know from growing up, means they might be... well, in the harshest sense... that makes them -stupid-, doesn't it? Then again, hypocrisy rules. /./ Good luck emo chum, -Jason

Well, I think there's a fine line between "hoarding" and "collecting". I like to collect different diapers from different companies but usually use all but one and save just the one. Eventually though, I use up the one and move on as I'm not much for saving anything for a long period of time either. Also, many may have a "stash" of diapers but it could be for reasons like a good deal, delivery methods, whatever. They wouldn't really be hoarders in the negative sense either. I mean, we're all hoarders to an extent. Hoarder is defined by allwords.com: One who hoards; one who accumulates, collects, and stores. Well, you could say if you have more than one stamp you're hoarding, or more then a couple cans of peas a hoarder, or someone who has any sort of collection a hoarder. The hoarding the people have on this show is a different type and is an actual medical condition. Pathological Hoarding defined by medterms.com: Pathological hoarding: Excessive hoarding of material goods, a condition that affects up to 40% of people with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Excessive hoarders, who fill their houses with accumulations of junk, usually newspapers, bags of old clothing and lists, tend to experience more anxiety, depression and social disability than OCD patients with other symptoms. Hoarders are also less likely to seek help. Pathological hoarders have decreased activity in the anterior cingulate, a brain structure involved in decision making and problem solving, compared with people with other OCD symptoms. The hoarders also show less activation than the healthy subjects in the posterior cingulate, an area involved in spatial orientation, memory and emotion. Hoarding may therefore have a distinctive basis in brain activity. Also check out Wikipedia: Compulsive Hoarding At this site you'll also discover book hoarding, animal hoarding, and digital hoarding. Most cases involve some sort of OCD and the hoarding is somewhat considered a disease when it affects there health, living conditions, mobility and the items are useless or the items are in an unmanagable number. So hoarding really all depends on how you look at it. To me, my diapers are a collection as I use and discard them and the unused ones I save, don't affect anyone or anything around me.

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Just think of all the toilet paper we will save!

There should be a law that says if you are female, and are 18 years of age or older, that you have to wear diapers again. We could even remove all the toilets in public washrooms for women, and put diaper machines/dispensers in them. Can anyone in politics make that happen?