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Work out regularly and don't eat bullshit. Take an active interest into what goes into your body and treat it like the most important possession you own, because it is. There's nothing more to say than that on this topic as far as I am concerned.

This is such an awesome idea. I will make sure to wet myself post-haste should I not be diapered when a car strikes my vehicle.

You dope, there's material on that website which is copyrighted by people who frequent THIS WEBSITE.

Actually, in most states, shopping malls inhabit a gray area between public and private area. This is why there are often police officers with full powers attached to a shopping mall as opposed to simple security guards. It varies from establishment to establishment, but many are funded with public dollars for the sake of encouraging commerce. http://www.allenmatkins.com/emails/ShoppingMall/img/Southard_Felton%20article.pdf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruneyard_Shopping_Center_v._Robins http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_space

The day I get arrested or tossed out of an establishment, I will be sure to inform you guys about it immediately. Don't hold your breathe though, you'll die of asphyxiation.

Don't be so uptight. Life is too short to pass up such an easy opportunity for self-satisfaction which harms nobody or breaks even a single law. I go out wearing this(sans paci): The wind catches the skirt on a breezy day and voila, 'accidental' exposure. A fine alternative is a pair of blue jeans and a top that rides up if you ever bend over or sit down. It's very easy to dress quite modestly(that skirt comes down to my knees easily) while at the same time putting yourself out there for exposure. Hell, it seems like the majority of women's clothing does this by design. No shrieks of horror, no gasps of disgust, not even so much as a funny look has come of it. I sincerely doubt that I've 'hurt the movement'(whatever the hell that means) or cast a negative light on people with disabilities in the process. Better than 99% of the people you encounter on the street are never going to see you again and are typically too busy with their own damned problems to really care. 'Flashing' is not synonymous with 'being noticed.' There's a pretty clear difference between the two and if you don't know what that is then there is little I can do to make it any more clear. It's the sort of thing that people are going to know when they see it.

Marrying her when you knew she wasn't okay with this was a mistake that's going to cause an unimaginable degree of misery and discord in your life. There's not pleasant way around it, you are going to sleep in the bed that you made one way or not. I'm sorry about it, but it's the truth.

Jack off before going to bed and it won't be a problem.

Where did you find them? Sounds like the kind of place that I would like to mill around, I want to find clean diapers laying around.

37 pages, that took no time at all.

Yep, happens to me pretty often, maybe a third of the time that I get spanked. Jeff makes a good point about anticipation, the teasing slaps at the beginning always get me on edge. I usually start crying the moment that I want it to stop and I know that it isn't going to end until somebody else wants it to. Sometimes it's a good cry, sometimes it's a bad cry.

I use an espresso machine, this one to be exact:

It happens with bambinos sometimes too ya know, I had a whole case that leaked. I even left a puddle in my chair at class. =S

I can't believe anybody actually likes them. They don't even hold a single wetting and fit an adult like a string bikini.

I think this is a terribly fatalistic and self defeating way to look at it. Just because you binge and purge at one point doesn't mean that you're going to continue doing so for the rest of your life. The reason that people binge and purge to begin with is necessarily related to a sense of shame over the behavior to begin with. Unless you are using the term 'binge and purge' as synonymous with 'gaining and losing interest,' which would be erroneous. Now, I'm not saying that the OP isn't describing something that is indeed a binge and purge cycle, as she didn't give too much information. I just don't believe that it's entirely on the right track to toss this out there so quickly. It's entirely possible to lose interest out of a great number of reasons, usually I lose interest simply from having my desires adequately indulged, and I would dare to say that I never binge or purge, even if there was a point in my life where I did. To the OP, there is a lot to life out there, don't worry too much about growing bored with this behavior. At the same time, don't worry too much about what's normal or doing everything within your ability to push this out of your life. For better or worse, it's the hand you've been dealt and you're going to have to play it. The bright side is that people are a lot more accepting than most of the people on this website seem to give them credit for. I certainly won't make the claim that you will never face rejection on account of this, but it won't be the end of the world when you do and I think that you'll find that many more people than you had previously imagined really don't have a problem with it. Human beings all have their own garbage to deal with, and if you pose yourself as somebody who has a lot of merits worth loving, they are going to cling to that before they are going to condemn you for wearing diapers. You only live once, and I personally don't consider it worth my time here on earth to worry about what might happen if I don't go out on a limb and try to get what I want out of this life. Of course, life isn't perfect and there are consequences for this approach, but then again there are consequences to not acting too. Just don't brood so much, let things come as they may, and everything will turn out a-okay.

It sounds like he's relying too heavily on you for support. Draw a firm boundary and let him know that it isn't an option whatsoever. It's going to be better for both of you in the long run. He needs to go out and find somebody else who he can be with on his own terms instead of reaching for the nearest person to help sooth his sorrows. It doesn't mean you can't still be a good friend to him obviously, but if you're committed elsewhere it's important that you let him know that's all you are.

15 dollars an hour, if you catch my drift.

Bring it up if you feel like it.

It sounds like you have some serious self loathing and denial issues to work through OP.

I'm going to take something I heard from somebody on one end of the spectrum and go see what a bunch of people who have a clear incentive to agree me are going to say on the other end, the results should be both insightful and entirely unexpected.

I have no personal stake in whether or not anyone here considers the activity right or wrong. I was simply pointing out how appearance could factor into one's view of whether or not it is okay for a person to be wearing diapers in public. What you write about the disparity of reactions between diapers and any other underwear is directly related to(and supporting of) what I was talking about. People within society are less aesthetically offended by the sight of certain forms of underwear as compared to others. Diapers violate the aesthetic sensibilities(as to why, probably because they are associated with bodily waste(even when clean, the association holds) and children), but there are of course ways to make the wearing diapers socially acceptable. Thus, who is wearing the diaper and what they look like is entirely relevant to whether or not it's 'right or wrong,' as different standards are held for people of different ages, genders, attractiveness, wealth, and etc.

Trannies still aren't allowed. Which puts us behind several other modern militaries.

Of course, aesthetics are everything. It's especially true when we are looking at public opinion. If somebody's visage doesn't cause shock and outrage, then there isn't any harm being done at all. I mean, if somebody is athletic and fit, they wear clothes appropriate to their body type. If somebody is very large and out of shape, well then different things are expected of them. I understand that what I am saying breaks down when we look at individuals, but the topic in question is inherently related to social morality, not individual morality.

While I will really miss plastic backed diapers if they do phase out, I pretty much have to admit that the air-plus are the ones I would much rather be wearing if it were for need. Oh, and delta-forms are pretty awesome for their institutional goodness btw, and they will undoubtedly stay plastic backed for much longer due to cost considerations even if the abriforms do phase it out. I haven't had the same quality concerns that others are reporting with the M4 either, but ymmv as usual.

I find that folding it lengthwise and then pulling it in between your legs(either laying on your side or standing) works wonders. It seems to be an often overlooked 'trick' as well. This way you can make sure that you have it adjusted lengthwise before fooling with tape symmetry. Also a big advocate of bottom tapes pointing up slightly and top tapes running as horizontal as possible.