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Hi Claire! Im nonbinary myself (And also from Hampshire... interesting)

Oh yes yes yes of course, im not sure why my gut began to question whether the design on the diaper was AI; I've seen the other thread with the promo animation so that's certainly reassuring! Im an artist myself but because im very discreet about this im not very aware of the DL art scene, though I know it exists! I think before I saw more of their material it seemed a little out of the blue... still, love them!!

Holy wow! that animation is incredibly high quality! Love to see stuff like this ugh... and once again, the UK is left out.

Aaaaaactually think those are SO COOL. Im unfortunately not the biggest fan of plastic backed but this design is gorgeous. I agree its a little busy for a diaper, I just like the way it looks! I wonder who did the design/art for this? I just hope its not AI

Lets be real for a minute, if you're in a bind and the baby changing cubicle is the only space available/accessible, then Id say go for it, but obviously don't try to sit your grown-up body on the changing platform. The thing is, at least in my country, baby changing, accessible toilets and changing places units (adult changing facilities) all seem to be rolled into one room usually, so there's a bit of an overlap of communities all trying to access one very limited space at all times. No one person has more or less right to access the space understandable, if you've had an accident, are uncomfortable, then you need to deal with it for both the comfort of yourself and technically the people around you, so yes, occupy whatever private space is available in a way that is respectful, leave it cleaner than you found it, etc. Its pretty awkward, i really hope we can see an increase in these accessible facilities so that these aren't questions that need to be asked, especially considering the growth in people that require them.

Damn! they're so adorable! cant justify the overseas shipping though... 😢

Candy apples....

Nope! but I wore tena pants to a smear test appointment the other day; with that said im not super sure its their business why or if I choose to wear, I have my reasons but have no requirement to make them aware -currently-. This may change in the future. Considering one of my conditions is a chronic upset tummy, Id imagine its understandable that i'd want a 'safety net'

frustrating... thankfully many people use wet wipes / baby wipes, ive yet to be prompted this on a nappy order.

Im a bit weird. For me its both a comfort and kink thing, im somehow able to keep the two separate and go through phases of wearing, one week on, two off, two days on, two days off, that kind of thing, and then on top of it all I have situations where I rely on them, such as when leaving the house or long journeys, ive found them comforting in particular for a lot of my anxiety troubles. Basically they tick a lot of boxes for me; however... Its very much dependent on the type of sick I am. Flu or cold? possibly id still be happy to wear, nauseous or tummy trouble? absolutely not. Weirdly enough im severely emetophobic (currently doing exposure therapy) and i can remember one time in particular i had been wearing and became nauseated, the diaper came straight off for some reason, im still not sure why; i think maybe it was more to do with the possibility of my roommate becoming concerned and catching me both diapered and unwell at the same time when either or would have been bad enough alone

I have a cat, but i also store my diapers nowhere the cat can access them; which I highly recommend you consider if you can. I had a similar issue recently where I was storing my cloth diapers in a box in the open, All I had to do was re-organize my closet to create a space for them. My mind is much clearer now that I know they're safely stored. one thing that may happen from keeping your diapers on the floor is that your cat may decide to lay on them, all cats seem to have this habit of enjoying laying on things, it's quite amusing, you can experiment with this by laying a sheet of paper on the floor and observing how they choose to interact with it, same thing happens if you create a circle of string on the floor... peculiar creatures cats are. I wish you all the best with your kitty ventures.. here's a few bits of advice i wish i'd heard before I took mine in, Im a fairly new cat owner myself, though I chose to re home elderly cats rather than kittens/young cats. Owning my cat costs me somewhere between 75-100£ a month. (Food, cat litter, etc) The litterbox is a sensory nightmare if you're averse to germs/bad smells; not only from a dirty box but kicked litter all over the floor isnt fun to walk on Indoor cats live longer and are kinder to the environment. If you have more than one cat, supposedly you should have 1 litterbox per cat plus one extra. With that said, still love my little guy! and be prepared for vet bills.. LOL

Last night's tena maxi slip, nothing exciting, but later im treating myself to a pride dotty diaper

I tend to rely on the standard cheap medical ones, I like to keep expenses down so yes, I will explore all the cheapest options, maybe very occasionally i'll treat myself to one of these cute packs on the abdl sites, but considering a lot of us have health complications and likely are on low income, its not practical to keep buying the fancy ones. So for my usual if its less than 1£ per unit that's usually preferable than the average 2-4£ per unit in the fancier ones, the cheaper ones work and that's all I need... on the other hand... might treat myself to an NRU mystery box at some point, just because! LOL