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I've been incontinent and diapered 24/7 for many years. I'm retired now, but needing to wear a diaper wherever I went and whatever I was doing did not seriously interfere with my performing all the duties that were part of a fairly high-profile and successful professional career. So just get on with your life.

Sometimes you find yourself doing something unexpected in life. Like reading a baseball manga when you're not really a sportsfan XD

Sooo, I made a Soundcloud account and have been making some of my own music Check it out!

At least we get to live in countries where we dont have to worry about a lynch mob because we socially deviate from the norm, i guess thats actually really nice now that i think about if.

I think ABs need to be accepted to the point that people don't immediately scream "paedophile! deviant!" whenever ABs appear, but that's all I ask.

We're gonna build a firewall, its going to be a beautiful firewall! And when we build this firewall we're going to make the people who watch pornography pay for it.

Yay, this topic again. And no...There is no need for social acceptance (we aren't denied any rights or anything) and at least half the community don't want it anyway. It honestly sounds like an idea straight out of tumblr... "If LGBT are accepted then literally anything I am or think I am should be accepted too. I am a non-binary gender, pokemon sexual, quasi spirit dragon... Accept me!" I'm not saying that people can't be free to be or think what they want of themselves but that doesn't mean everyone else has to see it or experience it in public. I look at it from an imagined perspective of not being an ABDL. Do I want to 40-year-old men in big pink dresses and thick cloth nappies? No. Do I want to see adults having their nappies changed? No. Do I want to sit on the bus next to a guy freely messing himself? No. In terms of social acceptance I think a lot of the population, when they see or hear ABDL items on the news or on TV think: "That's weird. It takes all sorts." A much smaller amount will be against it to the point of willing to do something about it. These are the same types of people though who will be against anything deviated from the norm. In a lot of ways it is already accepted. People who see the TV shows know we exist and are kind of forced to accept that fact... Doesn't mean they have to like it. We are lucky that our fetish or lifestyle is something that can be practised quietly. We can own lots of baby things in our house and use them whenever, we can go outside in nappies (as long as it is covered up), we can blend in very well. Compared with other alternative lifestyles of fetishes we are lucky in that respect. Acceptance comes from within rather from other people. No one should need society to tell them something is OK. That needs to happen internally.

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I have many pairs of plastic baby panties as I wear the 24/7. I do not think I own a single pair that are not poop stained. Babies plastic baby panties are always stained. I like mine that way! pottypanties

Wait a minute a stable Iraq? The US troop commitment wasn't stable even with +150,000 troops.as they were still fighting an insurgency. And "free elections"? Seriously they were only able to hold elections in certain parts of the country and the US was able to veto any party they didn't want in the elections. That is not a free election. Get your facts straight. Bush's Iraq War and subsequent occupation of the country was a DISASTER.

Elfy - that's spun pretty hard. It includes criminal-on-criminal violence (gangs, drugs, etc.) which is going to happen anyway (remember West Side Story and the gang/knife fight?).

These shootings actually don't happen that often, the news media owned by liberals just likes to sensationalize these stories for ratings and to push their agenda for more gun controll. Every time these happen, they like to demonize the law abiding gun owners as the problem

Whenever someone asks why they/we are ABDL my first answer is always... Why not? Certain people are predisposed to certain different things, everyone likes different stuff. The people here just happen to like nappies, acting like children, etc.

Waterproof pants made from polyurethane laminate (also called PUL) are stain-resistant. That's what I use, and they wipe clean easily. They also wash well in either laundry soap that you use for cloth diapers or even dish soap. The polyurethane repels anything that could stain. Do not use bleach on PUL--only mild soap and water. Although PUL is durable and can withstand high temperatures like dryer heat, I dry mine on low heat because of the elastic at the leg openings and waistband. PUL doesn't mind heat, but elastic does!

I've always been interested in diapers/nappies from an early age, bit until 2010 I never thought that I would be back in them until I suffered from a series of embarrassing wetting accidents which staidly got worse week by week without any previous problems. So I went to the doctors for some tests and it was only then that I was diagnosed with a weak bladder nowadays I wear diapers almost all the time during the day and nights, unfortunately I live with unsimpatic pearents who don't understand why I wear diapers, I am looking forward to moving out of my current home and into somewhere more independent. also I am looking for a permanent job so I can afford the rent/mortgage and still have some left over finances to help with saving for holidays and diapers as they don't come cheap. when I am diapered up every night I feel less stressed out and more relaxed and I get the best sleep in years I have disabilities in the form of severe autism and minor neurological damage caused by past episodes of epilepsy suffered when I was 12-13 years old in 1992-1993 can't be sure about an exact date as I can't remember it happening. I am now 35-36 yrs old and wearing diapers like a 1-2 year old toddler but I don't care because my life is better now that I have protection from embarrassing situations.

Like BoTox, when I first obtained diapers (in my teens), I would wet them immediately. The act was the focus then. Nowadays I am empty whenever I am put into a diaper. Using the diaper will happen eventually but it's not the sole focus anymore. It's grown to include the whole experience.

I remember my childhood well, a little too well. I honestly rather I didn't, mainly because the negative stuff comes to mind first before the positive stuff.

That won't work forcing pee out every half hour does nothing to lose control of the bladder. The best way to lose bladder control is the 12 month program. The trick to losing bladder control is relaxing the bladder and letting the pee trickle out of your full bladder with out pushing the pee out. Eventually your bladder will shrink with the relaxing trick. The other way to become incontinent is to use caths but is dangerous due to the risk of infections.