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Abena L4 right now. It's quite full so a change is definitely in order.

It only really makes sense if I buy at least 2 cases. One case...with shipping...is 128 dollars....but two cases with shipping is 205 dollars. That's a significant savings...but I can't afford it right now.....dang it!!!

So just an update from my trip. Everything went completely smooth and by the numbers. The American agent seemed bored and really didn't look all that concerned. The Canadian Agent was a bit more engaged but didn't seem concerned at all either. I didn't spend any cash at all. My credit card worked everywhere. I had to 'sign' once for a transaction but for everything else I just used the PIN. All in all...it was a good trip. I'm planning another one for next year already.

My clothing doesn't alter all that much from summer to winter. I tend to wear loose fitting garments to begin with. The only thing that really changes is whether or not I wear a jacket. I've even been known to wear shorts on winter days when it's minus 20 (Celsius) outside....

I've been ordering diapers online for years now. I'm always a bit anxious that the delivery driver will mess up and deliver my package to the wrong address. It wouldn't be a big deal if it was an order of medical type diapers but if it was an order of Rearz Daydreamers or some other ABDL type diaper then I'm sure I'd die from embarrassment....

I was fortunate enough to have parents that didn't see using diapers for bedwetting as a stigma or anything like that. I suspect now it was because my mom got tired of dealing with wet sheets all the time. I can't blame her at all for that. I do remember resenting having to use diapers when I was a kid BUT I also remember getting to the point where I appreciated them. As some of us can attest to...waking up in a wet diaper is far more preferable than waking up in a cold, wet bed..... Your poll doesn't go far enough though. I didn't stop wetting the bed until I was in my 30's. To this day I have a much smaller bladder capacity than my peers.

I might spring for a case of Megamax in white as well. Sometimes nothing beats a plain white diaper....

All great advice here folks. Thanks for chiming in. I don't expect any hiccups but it's nice to 'know before you go' type thing.

I'd like to start by saying that I haven't crossed the Canada/US border in a very long time. The last time I went to the States you didn't even need a passport. Anywho....I'll be going on an overnight trip to Seattle in a few weeks and I have questions. I assume its as simple as showing up at a border crossing and showing your passport. How often do they pull folks in for inspections? Is it a random deal or only if the border agent gets a bad vibe? As for paying for things in the US....can I just use my regular Canadian debit card or credit card? I have some US cash for emergencies but I'd prefer to just use my own debit/credit cards for spending. I will be diapered for the entire trip from Vancouver to Seattle so I am somewhat anxious about the border crossing for some reason. I'm sure the agents have dealt with this kind of thing before....but it's still a concern of mine. Any tips from my Canadian brethren or my US friends as to make this trip as enjoyable as possible?

The very first 'abdl' diaper I wore was Bambino. Such a cool diaper. That was a number of years ago now. My very first 'adult' diaper was Attends. Man...they were my world back in the day....

About all those are useful for anyway....

Naaa...your little age is right about perfect IMO.... I know when I was 12 I would've loved to be wearing one of these!!

My only knock against Northshore is the price of their diapers in Canada. They're so expensive here that they've become a rare indulgence rather than a daily wear diaper for me.... The best I can hope for is to catch an occasional sale now and again....

I told my wife a long time ago that I don't care if the diaper I'm wearing is the most embarrassing, colourful, frilly, sissy girly type diaper out there....as long as it works then I'm going to wear them. That said....the Rearz Critter Caboose is one of the most bestest diapers out there. Trains and cute animals....what's not to like?

I can't recall the last time I really put a diaper to the test...time wise. It all depends on my output....which seems to vary quite a bit.

I guess the best answer would be...sometimes.... But...not usually...no....

I'm always game to try new diapers. I would say I'm pretty content where I'm at diaper wise....

Holy shite. Is that a real product? Looks kinda neat to me...

Its Big Diaper Monday. I'm in a Rearz Mega Inspire + right now bringing it to capacity. Mondays were made for big diapers.

Well that would be pretty awesome to wake up to.

Them damned cows. Best to eat them before they hurt anyone else 😁 Glad to see you on the mend. All the best.

You might have a good point. I do know that I feel much less anxiety and calmer when I'm diapered up. It's one of the best things about wearing diapers IMO....

I went with Incontrol Essential diapers today. Wore one to an appointment this morning and then changed into a dry one later on. Still in it right now.....

I think we're missing some context here. I wonder if he just refuses to wear diapers and relies on public toilets and whatnot. With the amount of times he was peeing he'd definitely have to change even the best diapers frequently....

Wore a Rearz Mega Inspire+ to the movies today and I'm still in it. 9 plus hours of heavy wetting. These bad boys are THIRSTY!!!