Knuxie Fawks

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Wow! That's amazing how everything played out. You're pretty lucky.

My little brother went through a phase of taking his diaper off and smearing it on the walls. It was terrible, and he was the most difficult to potty train. He got peeing in the toilet no problem, but stayed in diapers a couple years longer than the other two (triplets). He's special needs and we understood his problems with grasping concepts. Even after we felt he was getting the hang of things, he'd still have frequent messy accidents and would not want to clean up or obey. As he got older, his attitude only got worse. I understand this is common among children with autism, but he would get violent and when there's no sense of restraint in hitting someone, one can punch pretty hard. It took literally years to find the right combination of medication for him to calm down, control his temper, and focus. Today, things are better. We have found there are several different kinds of food that his body is intolerant to, such as dairy, citrus, and cocoa. Such intolerances aren't easy on the pocket book, but my mom is intent on sticking with it for his health and well-being. When he's on his medication, he is generally happy and often can be excitable but that's fine. It's much better than getting angry, yelling, and hitting family members or hurting pets. All I can say is through my own trials and tribulations, you need to be patient, understanding, and hopefully they will learn from your teachings and such phases will pass.

Darn, and I never got to see it.

Well, most of us don't have the luxury to be so...."pampered". Most of us are either in school or working. They'd have to be supported by something or someone. I have nobody else.

I use a different name, not because I'm worried about people finding out about this part of me. It's that I have separate names for my adult form and my baby form. My adult form is Knux Kitsune (which this post might actually show up in a search engine now that I said that) and my babyfur form is Knuxie Fawks. It's just a cuter, cubbier way of saying the same name, pretty much. Kids probably won't be able to accurately pronounce Kitsune, and really most adults mispronounce it, but "fox" can be said by pretty much anyone who can pronounce an X. Spelling it Fawks just adds a bit more to the cuteness factor by making it a phonetic spelling. Try saying "fox" slowly.... faaw faaww-ks But, I'm Knuxie Fawks on all of these diaper/baby sites, and Knux Kitsune or KnuxTheFox everywhere else. The only exception is in SL, I'm Knux Kitsune, but take on my babyfur form.

It happens all the time. I just try to deal with it in a timely manner. Luckily, leaks normally show up at the top, which is covered by my shirt, or down between my legs near my butt, which people aren't generally going to pay attention to. It's leaking while sitting in a chair that's the most embarrassing, because if it's any chair with a cushion, it's going to show...unless it's a black chair...hmmm.

It might happen like this. "Sir, that package you are carrying in the back of your 'briefs' is a biological agent. I cannot let you board this plane until that is disposed of." The incontinent or otherwise kinky passenger then goes off to change their messy diaper.

Okay, there's a good point. They've figured out an expensive solution to peeing in an aircraft. What do these pilots do if they have to take a shit?

You could talk to your doctor about trying Chantix. It's a prescription-only aid to stop smoking. I heard it works really well.

I've had accidents, most commonly messy, because I didn't want to wear a diaper. A few days ago, I had an accident while walking from my mom's place to mine. As I was walking, I knew it smelled. When I got home, my roommate was in the living room. I had to sneak past him, hoping he wouldn't smell it, and jet-set for the bathroom to clean up. But my story's a bit different because I was wearing a diaper that time. I have, however, had an accident in my undies since moving to the new place. I didn't feel it... I did feel a noticably hard turd on it's way...but wet, mushy poop had apparently worked its way past and into my pants. On my way to the bathroom, it all just splorted out, filling the seat of my britches. It was a mushy mess, and of course, it was green. Damn... I had a bout with runny green diarrhea for a while. I think I'm finally over it, though. Well, I dumped what I could into the toilet and washed my undies out in the sink, then did a load of laundry. It's certainly not the first time that's happened, and I know for sure it won't be the last...especially with the leakage I've been having recently..

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I have my good days and my bad days. There are days, like today, where I have to pee just about every hour of the day, and others where I can go a full 8 hour shift without needing to go. I've noticed more and more frequently I'll have a bit of anal leakage, and that drives me INSANE! It's like that little amount of poo that causes irritation and can cause diaper rash, and I can't help but to reach back and stick my finger where it is, and then I wind up with a pooey finger....gah....going to the bathroom at work to wipe doesn't always solve the problem because unlike my home, they don't have wipes, and I just wind up with paper residue and a still-not-clean butt. It still drives me nuts when wearing a diaper, but at least I have something immediate to wipe my finger on *blushes* and I don't have to run to the bathroom all the time, which I need to notify the manager each and every time by the way, because I'm wearing the bathroom. There have been times when the diaper wouldn't last until my lunch break or end of my shift, and I'd use the back of the diaper to wipe my crotch as well as I could, and just deal with using the bathroom until I'd have a chance to go home, which I don't really like doing but don't want to bring a suspicious bag into work with me then have to retrieve said bag and walk into the bathroom with said bag. The break room, where jackets and stuff are kept, and the bathroom, which is magnetically locked and unlocked with a keypad code, are at opposite ends of the store. My life might be a bit easier if I told my managers that I have a form of incontinence, but I'm afraid of what their reactions might be. Someone, somewhere down the line, might want me to see a doctor about it, and the last time I saw any doctor, I was told stuff I already knew and prescribed something I could get over the counter and charged $700, and the appointment lasted about 15 minutes. Edit: Sorry, I kinda trailed off the subject a little, but what I was saying, in short, it's better to live with diapers than without if you need them. You may feel ashamed about it, or maybe in denial of really needing them, but it's really nothing to be ashamed of. It's your body, and diapers are your security. Live with it. Learn to love it.

One morning a week or so ago, my roommate was in the bathroom, and I wasn't padded, and I had to pee really bad, so I went and peed by the shed outside...it was cold, but nowhere near as cold as it is now... It happened one other time before that in this new place, and it was nasty outside, so I grabbed a McDonald's cup from the night before, peed in it, then dumped it down the sink....I guess I might as well have peed in the sink, but the cup was a bit more controlled.

I think it's only natural to poop and pee regularly. So why is it messing diapers isn't too popular? Many people can't handle the smell or cleanup, but I argue that it's not much harder to clean up a messy butt from a diaper than it is to wipe after pooping on the toilet. It just takes a little more wiping. I don't personally like the smell, so I take chlorophyll (around $2 a bottle of 100 tablets). I do know there are some who absolutely adore the smell, namely Goden. It just adds to the cubbyness of being padded. If you feel like you need to poop, just poop, it's as nature intended! Now onto the subject of NON-AB/DL GIRLFRIENDS/WIFES.... Generally, those who are not into it aren't going to do much more than the bare minimum to appease you. I seriously doubt anyone who isn't even into wearing diapers would willingly evacuate their bowels in one. Not to undermine the intelligence of the original poster but.... This question, as well as many other questions I've seen asked on here, is JUST. PLAIN. DUMB! I'm sorry, but please think about what you're asking before you ask.

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Gecko on an Accordion (Eating Nachos) by Parry Gripp featuring The Gecko.

You can find them in the dollar DVD stands at the checkouts at Wal-Mart.

I think this person is actually more concerned about the opinions of others in the store, and what buying adult diapers might make them think. They won't ask or say anything. I work at CVS, and people buy adult diapers all the time, sometimes the pull-on kind, sometimes the diaper kind, sometimes small packs, sometimes big cases. I've never said anything, and don't see a reason to. I understand that people need the protection that incontinence undergarments provide, and I never once assumed that they were buying them to satisfy some kind of sexual perversion. Just buy the adult diapers/pull-ups and don't worry so much.

That reporter's awful. If I were her boss, I'd fire her. No reporter should ever base their story on their own personal opinion! That's not reporting! Also, no person has a right to say what someone else chooses to wear as long as it abides by social and legal guidelines. I'm wearing my jammies right now. It's about 75 degrees in here. They're just comfortable!

See if you can get ahold of those NASA diapers...I'm sure they'd be able to hold up to quite a bit.

Tiny Toons, check. Sonic, check. Star Fox, Absolutely! Now don't forget Disney films such as Bambi, The Lion King, and Robin Hood, and Don Bluth films such as The Secret of NIMH and All Dogs Go To Heaven. And it seems every fur I have ever met owns a DVD of Kimba The White Lion, however I've yet to find one who has actually watched it. It is a well-known fact that every social group in the known universe has some bad eggs, and outsiders will look at them and judge the rest of us by it. There are even stereotypes within the fandom such as foxes being slutty airheads, I am the exception as I am non-sexual, and I'm intelligent. I invite anyone to ask me anything about my species (by that, I mean fox). By that, you will find that these stereotypes don't apply to foxes, but people who play characters who are foxes. Most people who are foxes don't know what they are, and think foxes look cool, so they go with it. I've actually studied kitsune folklore and the lifestyle of actual foxes....again, ask me anything.

That's AWESOME! I'll have to remember that for when someone asks about something that is ALL OVER THE INTERNET!

*pounces and licks* ya know... I'm not entirely sure about that one. I am content with simply being a furry, but I think things would be a lot different if I was an actual fox. I can feel and see the fox spirit within me, and I wonder how it would be to live outside of all this civilization with the physical capabilities of a fox. I mean, I do have better hearing than most people, but nothing beyond the peaks of human hearing. Humans' sense of hearing and smell are just awful. To suddenly have a fox's senses and physical abilities would be amazing. The fur would be quite pleasing as well. And the bushy tail..... That would just be lovely. But you must understand that how humans live and how foxes live are completely different. They have their own way of living and their own society. However, they also share many similarities with humans...at least honorable humans. Foxes care deeply for their families and their offspring, and are willing to die for their children... Many humans don't give a damn. I could go on here, but I don't have the time right now.