Nat

This website is ran from the US so it goes by US laws. Underage is 17 and under. 18 is legally an adult in the US. That means they can do sex work, get involved with porn industry, vote, and can work full time now and over time and can legally consent in all 50 states and can get married without getting permission from their legal guardian or from the judge if they are a ward of the state.

Better Dry and Crinklz are the same diaper but they have a different name.

Ugh, just saw a thread on another forum by someone asking how they can make themselves mute. I thought it was very insulting because I used to be mute and couldn't talk when I was little (severe language delay) and it sucked and I told them it is nothing something they would want and said just stop talking then, I live day to day not talking to people at work or to random strangers and I tell my kids I can't talk right now and my brain is tired. No need to make yourself mute when you have the option to not talk. I have seen a car accident happen in front of my eyes last weekend and it was the first time ever, before that, it had happened when I was there but my back was turned so I didn't see it happen and when I heard a popping sound, I saw the commute train had hit the car. I also have seen many car accidents on the road but I never saw them happen.

Of 34 years I have been alive, I have never seen or hear anyone changing their diaper in a restroom and seen a used adult diaper on the ground. I wonder where all these people are?

2 packs of Sure Comfort, 1 unopened pack of Crinklz, some Crinklz diapers loose, Northshore Supreme Lite loose, opened package of Attends, and some other cheap diapers and two unopened packs of IC pads that go in your underwear, baby diapers, opened pack of girls Goodnites XL. I don't have the money to keep buying diapers when I have plenty so I buy a case once a month. I just ordered a mix case of ABU because they just restocked and it's the near the end of the month and I pay every beginning of the month for my diapers whenever we are paid.

I found Sure Comfort diapers at Goodwill. I know those are good diapers too. They don't make them anymore.

Incontinence is a medical condition and a disability so same reason why people would, including those with that disability, would be upset if someone wanted to be blind, deaf, autistic, have any other sort of mental illness.

My brother was raising money for his birthday to donate to Autism Speaks. I don't know if it's because he has a sister with it or because he knows people who have autism or autistic kids or he is just trying top be helpful or all to the above.

I work as a janitor and I am sure people at work know I wear them. Someone left a Northshore underpad on my cart in the closet. Either a coincidence or they know so they thought I could use it. My work shorts go down below my waist so I don't need to worry about them showing. I have had to change at work and I just do it in the restroom and throw the diaper away in my cart. I wait when the break room is empty before I carry my bag in there. I have also changed after work and I just toss the used diaper on the loading dock with the other trash. I have thrown diapers away in the restroom but they get buried under paper towels.

I knew I just wanted to wear diapers when I was 9. I remember I liked wearing them as a toddler and then I had quit wearing them on my own. I remember finding adult diapers in the grocery store at age 10 and wished I could try them. I would always look at them but never liked that they were called briefs. I just knew they were diapers. My mom saw me looking at them and said it was for people with bladder problems and for old people who lose control of their bladder. In 6th grade I discovered I was not the only person out there who liked diapers and wanted to wear them and there were actually people who wore them. Some wore them for bed wetting but would keep them on after getting up and they liked waking up in a wet diaper and a dry bed. My parents were very conservative about diapers so they wouldn't let me wear them and not buy them for me and told me it was all gross and sick.She even told me I would lose bladder control and no one would want to share a dorm room with me or even want to marry me because they wouldn't want to smell any dirty diapers. She even said I would have a hard time finding a job and my life would be going backwards. I am pretty sure she was just bluffing because is this how she feels about people with bladder and bowel issues? Even my therapist try to coax me out of it by telling me they're bulky to wear and uncomfortable and even babies don't like wearing them and try taking them off when they learn how. No wonder they have onesies. I just hid this part of me again for many years until I got my own at age 17 with my allowance. By then my dad was liberal about it but my mom was still a conservative about it. My dad just thought it was a phase and I would grow out of it and I am a big girl now and my mom found out and she let me wear them too but made it clear she hated this diaper thing and it was gross. She tried to shame me out of them by making critical comments about it and saying things like "Oh Beth" in a disgusted tone and telling me "you're wearing a diaper, yuck." She always like patting me there and fixing my dress I would have on or my clothes and she would always know I was wearing a diaper. Then I moved out and wore more often because I made more money and worked more hours and I even went 24/7 and didn't tell my parents that and I have quit 24/7 for a while and would go back to it a few years later and quit again until I was finally forced into diapers. My mom knows now I wear them 24/7. It took her ten years to become liberal about it. Now she fully supports it and sees it as part of who I am and said she got used to it. I am glad to have proven my mother wrong about diapers. Married with kids and I have a job and normal life. They bring me happiness and I totally feel happier to be wearing a diaper. I actually feel complete in them. My kids are very well adjusted and happy. Diapers have become a lifestyle than a comfort item. I now see them as my underwear. Even my mom has started calling them my underwear than a diaper.

I sometimes use my backpack that is a hiking backpack. It's pretty girly. If I am going to be carrying more stuff and have more diapers, I will use that for more room.

I started using mine again at night to relieve stress.

I used to hide my diapers behind the chair in the corner of my room and I also used to leave a pack of them in a paper sack above the closet. Now I put a blanket over my diaper station and the rest I have for back up I keep in my closet on the floor stacked.

Many people on the autism spectrum (mostly the high functioning end) oppose Autism Speaks because they want to get rid of autism and cure it, that is their goal and autistic people feel threatened by it. I don't feel threatened by them because I know how debilitating autism can be for those on the severe end and how it affects their families and caregivers. Who would wish that on anyone? If there was Anxiety Speaks or Learning Disabilities speaks, I would be for it and not feel threatened because I think my life would be a hell lot easier without these. But I am pretty sure people with high functioning LDs and anxiety would be opposed to them too and feel threatened. No one is going to come to your door and give you these magical pills and demand you to take them to cure your autism. No doctor is going to say "Hey these new pills came out to help treat autism, now you are required to take them or you lose Social Security." People on the spectrum concern is that they will find a cure where a new technology will come out that will detect a autism gene in the fetus and many parents will start aborting and bam, autism gets weeded out, look at what happened to Down's syndrome? Ever wonder why we never see many young people with it, because many of them are aborted before birth. Parents will get an abortion if there is a positive to DS so they abort it because they don't want the risk of having a DS child. Autistic people are afraid this is what is going to happen. So they oppose Autism Speaks.

Diapers. Pulls up just don't hold enough.

I used to wet my pants at daycare when I was 3 because they wouldn't let me use the pottychair. I didn't feel comfortable sitting on a big toilet that was bigger than my ass.

I use a regular diaper bag and it's a Hello Kitty one. I also keep my regular stuff in it too including my car keys.

I used to do this until we got a house. My parents made it clear they don't want me walking around the house naked so I only did it when they were gone. Now I only do it in my room when the kids are in school. If my parents come in my room, they will see me in my diaper because it's my bed room. I want to sleep in my diaper only again now that it is summer but my son keeps crawling into my bed.

I started doing it again because I always wanted to be dependent on them and do everything in them and give up toilets. I also like my butt being wiped by my husband when he changes them.

If I need to pee, I just go.

Do work outs in it.

I'm only 3 and maybe older and I am not potty trained. I still like my diapers and daddy says I will have an accident if I don't wear one. Even he isn't ready to toilet train me and I will put up a fuss if he tried. I still like my pacifier Funny enough, I was this way as a toddler when my mom tried potty training me and I kept going in my pants and didn't want to get my potty dirty. No one ever thought I would be back in them.

I like thick diapers because they are comfortable to wear and I wear around the clock. I will wear thin diapers if they hold as much such as the Tena Slip Maxi. Since those are hard to get, I will wear Crinklz or Better Dry or Northshore Supreme. I like feeling them on me all the time. I don't get that with thin diapers. My pants fit over them fine and they are not noticeable unless you know what to look for.

Mine falls out in my sleep.

I think everything was a set up. Karen likes to take care of someone and she spiked his drink.