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nappylover78
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If you don't wet it, a diaper is probably more hygienic than regular underwear, as it will absorb any minor leaks of any sort, including just sweating... but in any case I'd suggest changing it after a day, or when it becomes uncomfortable (if you're active while wearing then the padding is likely to break up, even dry).
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On 12/25/2020 at 10:16 AM, ValentinesStuff said:
Supporting our nurses in their time of urgency.
Letting them take care of their "times of urgency" in their pants
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Tends to be a bit of a culture war, there's a lot who promote this cuddly, innocent vision of ABDL and view anyone with a sexual aspect to it as creeps. The medically incontinent tend to attach themselves to that group as well.
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On 11/21/2020 at 10:04 PM, ValentinesStuff said:
Incontinence only happens in the winter.
Well, there probably is an increase in incidence... cold weather irritates the bladder, and also when you're wearing winter clothes it takes longer to get them down so reducing chances of making it to the toilet in time. So a nappy/pull-up is more advisable!
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On 11/17/2020 at 10:06 AM, stevewet said:
I am amazed how often incontinene products are now seen on TV ads. But always women never men.
Yeah, though I have heard Tena men's pads advertised on the radio before.
The women's products including pads and "discreet" pants have been advertised regularly on TV for 10 or maybe 20 years... still wish they would promote the fact that some people need heavier protection, and actually advertise an adult taped nappy.
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I love the idea of a celebrity young or middle aged woman who was completely open about the fact she wore nappies - whether it was from incontinence after childbirth, a lifelong bladder issue, or just liking to wear them! It would really help normalise it, as well as inspire a million ABDL fantasies. We can only hope...
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On 9/29/2020 at 10:43 PM, pamper4014 said:
Would be even better it she were interviewed in one 30 minutes after drinking a big coffee or soda. Sitting squirming
But she wouldn't need to squirm if she was in a nappy, she would just have a knowing smile on her face as she made good use of it mid-interview...
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"Young moms today will never know the struggles of cloth diapers, safety pins and rubber pants..."
No, they can wear high quality adult disposables to deal with their loss of bladder control
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I hadn't heard of this woman before, but seems she admits to wearing diapers on a number of occasions!
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On 7/7/2020 at 4:50 PM, 2sail2 said:
I like it. Anything not so macho sounding for the ladies?
"Lady-Pampers" will do... or maybe something like "convenience knickers" to be more euphemistic ?
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On 7/5/2020 at 4:40 AM, sparklezBear said:
Wearing in public wasn't exactly planned in advance, but was easy with appropriate clothing by way of a skirt. I was also about 8 hours into a fairly wet nappy at that point, so some PUL pants helped to keep odours contained, although I still caught a momentary whiff of myself. Speaking of, I'm not sure what that particular smell is. It's not the smell of urine, rather maybe the smell of the nappy's material? It's a mild half-chemical smell that most disposables seem to have when wet with urine, although it's not a totally unpleasant smell. It actually seems familiar. It also tends to get onto any clothing in contact with the nappy, such as my onesies or compression briefs. Does anyone know more about this smell? I'd like to be able to control it for the workplace.
I actually think it's a nice smell... if I noticed it from a woman at work I think I'd get quite excited!
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Nappy-training a woman until she has basically no bladder control remaining...
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It might be that you need time to get used to the idea of wearing taped nappies, but if the pull-ups don't provide you with enough confidence then eventually you will appreciate the added security. They're just another kind of underwear, anyway!
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3 hours ago, TinyBunny said:
Your problem is that there are too many narrow-minded people knocking around who think that having to wear nappies is silly. But those people might regret their prejudices one day when their pelvic floors begin to slacken. Fundamentally nappies are only underwear, like all of the other styles of underwear and therefore there's no reason for us to elevate nappy-related topics to a higher level of tabooness than their non-absorbent equivalents.
Exactly, and the pelvic floor point is a good one... the journey towards nappies for a woman over 40 seems like a common and natural one!
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Nappies/diapers are the only kind of underwear that is literally worn by people of all ages...
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It's logical that people who have a catheter for an extended period of time effectively have to potty train themselves again, as they will have lost the habit of holding a full bladder, and the muscles will be weaker as well as the bladder having shrunk.
I guess success will vary depending on age and bladder function. If you do it voluntarily, though, it is perhaps a route into nappy dependence. I think anyone who has to go once an hour or more is better off in nappies from a lifestyle point of view, in any case. Would you want to live your life chained to the toilet, or take care of things discreetly in your pants and change when you need to?
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4 hours ago, jacob said:
No, I have more respect for the person who pays my salary than to do that when I'm working, home or office.
Well, it might improve your productivity due to less toilet visits! As long as you don't advertise the fact, it's not disrespecting anyone... your underwear is your own business and nobody else's. Tempted to go 24/7 for a week myself, though concerned about burning through supplies if they start to run low!
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I've seen discussions about a "two-stage" bladder on another forum recently. I guess it means you either aren't emptying fully, or are in a situation (e.g. through alcohol or caffeine) where your bladder is filling up quickly. In any case, a good nappy is advisable!
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Sounds like there's plenty of benefits to your new arrangement! Sure it will become easier over time, and hopefully she won't want to go back to getting out of bed to pee (who would want to do that, given the choice?)
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I always like this kind of thing, that normalises incontinence underwear... maybe one day there will be one with real adult nappies!
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It does add bulk and capacity, though if your booster is a pad or nappy with an absorbent backing itself that you have to cut through, it still makes it harder to make use of the full capacity of your outer nappy.
The other risk is reducing the prominence of the leak guards, meaning you can leak out of the legs when you wet. You have to make sure the combination works for absorbing and containing, as well as your unmodified nappy does.
In summary - it's not always worth it.
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I'd forgotten about this site, but it was 15 years ago... pretty rare for any ABDL site to last that long.
I'd steer well clear of anything that's populated by a placeholder page, particularly in another language, you've no idea what crap it could infect your computer with.
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On 2/2/2020 at 8:50 AM, Hookedondiapers said:
I like to have a couple of pints of Guinness on a Saturday evening. I put on a Tykables Cammies before I start so I won't have to change every 30 minutes for the rest of the night...
Yeah, a nappy that can hold 3 or 4 regular toilet visits will struggle to cope with more than one "beer bladder" (a "beer bladder" being that volume of fullness at which the need forces you to leave your seat in the pub for fear of wetting yourself right where you sit, when you're not wearing a nappy!)
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I always misread that word as "Coldplay" ?
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Most gatherings have a no-poop rule, from my experience.
I've done it before, in groups, though am more wary of situations with meeting people from online now so not sure if I would do it again. But in a way I found it easier than meeting new people in other contexts, as you have this unusual thing in common from the start.