Darkfinn

Not sure what the hangup is some people have with "don't force your kink on others." Don't vanilla people force their sexuality on the rest of us every single day? Now I'm not advocating running 'round pantsless in public or flashing your dip to passers by... but if you are out and about and you gotta go, then GO. As Dunham said, people fart in public every day without causing the end of the world.

They're not really looking for a "diaper" but a portable waste collection system that can be incorporated into a space suit.

I have worn diapers to work for many years... some jobs were physical with a lot of lifting and moving, some jobs were sitting behind a desk answering the phone and working on computers all day. It really doesn't make a difference what you do, and wearing at work is nobody's business but your own. In all these years I have only ever been questioned ONCE about why I take my bag to the restroom with me... and that was by a diabetic co-worker who thought I might be diabetic too. I quietly explained that it was diapers in my bag, not insulin supplies, and we never spoke about it again. I've worn thick diapers, thin diapers, disposable and cloth to work and it's really no big deal... it's just something you do when you wear 24/7. Accept it as a part of you and act like wearing is a normal everyday thing, nobody will bother you.

First of all... don't throw your fetish in the face of the public, they don't want to see it. Second... how is it that someone new is able to pull up and reply to a thread from 2009?

Name one thing America has that Canada doesn't... ... ... people bankrupt from healthcare costs.

Depends used to be a decent inexpensive diaper that was readily available to most folks. Now they are absolute garbage. Too bad... too bad. Attends still makes plastic backed dips with waistband and 6 tapes, but good luck finding those outside of mailorder.

My wife gets monthly deliveries from Loot Crate, which is where this particular little operation got its business plan from.

I mentioned the age demographic of this site YEARS ago, and I see it hasn't changed much. ADISC is the kiddie pool for tweens and teens, and DD seems to be the "mature" section for the 40+ crowd. Where does the 18-35 demographic go? Seems to me most of them are active on FL.

You are a 21y/o male. I don't know any "normal" 21y/o male who

Contacted NorthShore and had them send me a sample of these.

I would LOVE to vote for a FISCALLY conservative candidate... however it seems impossible to separate fiscal conservatism from SOCIAL (religious) conservatism, thus I am continually forced to vote Democrat.

I've had the occasional tape issue with Drys... the white part of the tape doesn't stick very well to the blue part. Really the only flaw in an otherwise excellent product, not a big enough deal to make me switch to another brand.

There is an old saying... Politicians, like diapers, should be changed often...

Been using Dry 24/7 for quite a while now... they are on the pricey side but their performance is hard to beat.

My wife was open-minded but vanilla when we met ten years ago. It IS certainly possible to "convert" the right person... however your results may vary.

Been 24/7 for... heavens... probably close to ten years now. Primarily disposable, and primarily just wet. I have developed a bowel schedule where I am generally able to go in the mornings and in the evenings so as to avoid messy diapers when out in public... but that's not to say it hasn't happened numerous times over the years. My wife is a "pullups by day, diapers by night" girl and has very little bladder control after a few years of training.

THIS.

I guess you've not been to a modern city that offers horse drawn carriage rides and the like. New York, Charleston, etc. Having something in place to catch the animal's droppings is required by law and has been for many decades... it's certainly nothing new.

My wife doesn't use pads or tampons, just let's it happen in the diaper. She hasn't ever complained or had any issues related to fluids mixing... but I would suggest wearing a thinner diaper and changing more often just to minimize exposure.