tndyperboy

Nashville, Tennessee

Seni Quattro. Had it on now for about 3 hours, should last until noon.

Just this morning. Diaper was the right amount of wet. Got out my Magic Wand and had a good time.

Diapers are my underwear. However, I do wear boxer briefs over them most days as it helps to keep my diaper from sagging as it gets wet. If I am not going to diaper up right away (very unusual, but it can happen) I put on boxers.

I usually change before bed. I don't wear the super absorbent diapers like Mega Max or Tykable diapers during the day and it almost always works out that I need a change anyway.

I wear Seni Quattro to work or when a 5 hours diaper is fine. They hold up and aren't noticeable under my everyday clothing.

Didn't plan on it this morning, but it happened. I was talking with the contractor that built our house about a minor repair when the urge hit. As soon as the call ended and I stood up I knew there was no making it to the bathroom. Filled a Northshore Supreme, changed about an hour later.

Just a few minutes ago in a MegaMax. I'm working from home today and till wearing my night diaper. Really need to change now:)

Both; disposable during the day and cloth at night for bed. If I'm going to be stuck around the house I often will just stay with cloth diapers.

All the time. My husband understands its better if I'm diapered.

I told my husband about diaper wearing when we while we were dating, I think it was 4 months after we met. He was actually good about it right away. That was 19 years ago. He has tried them a few times but doesn't really get the attraction. Though he will wear for convenience once in a while, i.e. long road trip, sick, that sort of thing.

Every day all day.

I change 4 to 5 times a day. If a diaper, even a good one, lasts more than 6 or 8 hours I'm not drinking enough water. Conversely, I've had an M4 soaked in 2 hours before, with enough beer anything is possible.

I'm starting to feel left out of something, even though I wear 24/7 I've never been asked. However, if some stranger were to ask I don't think I would respond. Or, if I did it would be something along the lines of "None of your concern" or "I don't feel like talking about it." But why would someone say something? Just seems odd is all.

Putting stuff like that in your checked luggage is usually the best answer. We've traveled with our "toys" all over the globe but always put them in the bags we check. Not sure what all the panic is about flying diapered. I do it all the time and don't give it a second thought. Never been questioned about it, even had to go through soaked in Ontario, CA a few years back (running a bit late) and no reaction. I really do try not to be wet going through security, but sometimes it can't be helped. Same with carry on bags, always have a couple of diapers in there with my zip lock bag of changing supplies which I do make sure is on top.

Northshore's new proprietary disposable diaper is very good. They don't breakdown when active like Abena M4's or Molicare Super Plus. Also, Wellness Brief is a good daily wearing disposable.

I don't work very hard at concealing the "bulge" either. I wear my normal clothes and just go about my day. I do have different diapers, thickness, and take that into consideration when choosing the diaper for the day. Work I wear a thinner one like the Abena M2, no one can tell you have that on, but you do have to change more often which I can, so no problems there. Otherwise I usually wear a Wellness diaper or an Abena M3. For movies or long car rides I up my game to M4's or Dry 24/7. At that point I might switch to baggie shorts but that's about it.

Yes, if your ever in town. If nothing else, always nice to be with another diaper boy.

Cool.

Nashville is becoming a city worth visiting. Much different, for the better, than when I came here 20 years ago.

What have you figured out so far?

Welcome to ABDL life. Not a bunch of active guys in Nashville, but we are around.

It doesn't bother me to change in public restrooms.

I will be going to Disneyland in late July. My husband wants to go since I am forever going on about the original Disneyland and we will be in California for Comic-Con and visit some of my relatives. Not that I don't like Disney World, but not the same.

That is a biggie Spargano. I used to be a bit embarrassed disposing the disposable in front of someone. Took a while but now I don't care. I've walked out in packed airport restrooms and just tossed it in the trash, wash up and walk out. No one has looked twice (well, that I know of).