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I'm no parent, but let me be the devils advocate here 1. Babies are loud. 2. They suck up your time. 3. They suck up your money. 4. You sleep? Never. 5. You'll change diapers so much you won't want to see another diaper again ! 6. Vacations? Not baby accessible. 7. Friends? You'll remember them fondly while changing a poopy diaper. 8. Before you know it 20 years or more of your life is gone. 9. Accumulation of capital? Good luck. 10. Your house will become a circus. I could go on but here's a few reasons why having a baby may have the side-effects of you committing brutal murder using a grinder Think of the grinders ._______. *bursts into flames* Necros!

If we keep it this way soon we'll be up to our elbows in hoodies and jugglers! The ONLY change I would really like to see is an ignore button in the chat FOR THE MAIN ROOM. To where if someone really gets on your nerves, instead of starting a huge chat drama fight... just select their name, click ignore.... and never hear or see them again!...well at least until they log out and log back in, or you do... to which hey just ignore them again issue solved!

At risk of stating what should be abundantly obvious from the posts above, waiting until after marriage to discuss diapers is irresponsible and (to put it mildly!) inconsiderate to your partner. The only respectful thing to do these situations of spousal disapproval is to be open about the fact that an affinity for diapers is not something that goes away ... nor is it something which one chooses. It is a part of oneself from very early on. If being married to a person with an affinity for diapers is not something that your spouse can accept, they will need to make arrangements for a divorce-- because they are in fact married to such a person, and a divorce is the only thing which can change that.

*Why Is A Site For Acceptance So Judging?" Answer? Simple: Judgements & People's Are like our A**H*le's. Everyone of us has one, but it doesn't mean that we're all right or wrong. It is just our opinion from a specific point of view. Rockies Fan.

A big BUTTON to receive a free pack of diapers would be nice too!

We get this question very often, the simple answer is NO!. Baby diapers are for baby's. Realistically speaking you answered your own question. I have been around the world a bit in my years and I have yet to see a "baby" that has a 38" waist. It's not so much the waist size which is a biggie though, it's the rise of the diaper, or length as it were. they simply aren't long enough for the average size adult to properly wear. While you will get the smaller framed person ( I am one of those, 28" waist) that can actually get one on, it looks more like a skimpy bikini than a diaper. As was said with modifying the thing, well the answer is still Just NO!

they probably won't make it in my size regardless. the only ones that fit are the smalls. why is there no protective underwear in the gap between goodnites and medium protective underwear that is sold in the stores?

Scandalous tape issue at Bambino - you mean something they legitimately thought people would like, were honest about it and what it was, it didn't work out - so they switched back? Thats not scandalous - thats trying something they thought would work and help and it didn't work out. Its not scandalous. Scandalous is flat out lying about a product and its features and exaggerating the truth. That is scandalous which is what we have seen from ABU in the past unfortunately...Now, the diaper seems interesting none the less but you can't help but notice the huge price tag, their backtracking, and the fact that it holds however much it does which is basically unnecessary to begin with because nobody is going to urinate that much - and also, another tidbit - just because it can absorb a lot does not mean its "absorption speed" is good meaning if you are urinating fast - the diaper can't keep up with the absorption fast enough so it leaks out. There is more to a diaper than pure amount it can hold. Just putting in my 2 cents. The diaper looks cute but not willing to pay that price at all for something like that.