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Anybody have any suggestions on what diaper from a Canadian supplier might be the same as the awwsocute diaper description below I pasted in from ADISC?: As for the most important part, the padding. To Me, it feels softer than the Bambino, likely due to containing less SAP and more pulp fibers. That has its good and bad points, but it actually makes the diaper much more comfortable than a Bambino when dry. Although, weirdly, the diaper feels thicker between my legs than a bambino when dry, despite being the same approximate thickness. I have worn many now, and they all still feel this way. When wet the higher pulp soaks up the liquid A little faster than a Bambino and wicks it up the front and back a A little more. But with less SAP the moisture isn't locked in as well, and my skin feels the wetness more. That may not be a bad thing for an ABDL.You wet, and then you experience feeling wet, instead of wetting and not being able to tell at all. But as an IC its something that I have to be aware of, as its not good to leave wet on my skin for too long too often. Still, Its not much. I think its well balanced sensation.

Thanks for the lawsuit info. Anybody have any suggestions on what diaper from a Canadian supplier might be the same as the awwsocute diaper description below I pasted in from ADISC?: As for the most important part, the padding. To Me, it feels softer than the Bambino, likely due to containing less SAP and more pulp fibers. That has its good and bad points, but it actually makes the diaper much more comfortable than a Bambino when dry. Although, weirdly, the diaper feels thicker between my legs than a bambino when dry, despite being the same approximate thickness. I have worn many now, and they all still feel this way. When wet the higher pulp soaks up the liquid A little faster than a Bambino and wicks it up the front and back a A little more. But with less SAP the moisture isn't locked in as well, and my skin feels the wetness more. That may not be a bad thing for an ABDL.You wet, and then you experience feeling wet, instead of wetting and not being able to tell at all. But as an IC its something that I have to be aware of, as its not good to leave wet on my skin for too long too often. Still, Its not much. I think its well balanced sensation.

I was given a free sample from a Canadian ABDL online store. But they now say they don't sell these when I want to buy some. Where in Canada can I buy the diaper in the attached image, or what product is similarly soft in the padding? These are much softer than Bambino or Rearz and have a more reasonable amount of padding so are not excessively bulky.

Thanks for your helpful comments Eric. I would like to have the benefit of being able to wear and wet a diaper all day long but my circumstances are such that nights are the best time for me, which usually leaves me going to bed with a stomach sloshing to the brink to get the diaper saturated. However, maybe I will try a little more during the day and just ignore any knocks on the door, although this may entail a social cost that I try to keep this habit from resulting in. Although realistically I can count on one hand the actual times this would have been an issue in the last 10 years.

While the bulk is great, extra absorant diapers, especially the Abena X Plus take an inordinate amount of wetting to wet them completetly, which is the best. Just pouring water in does not cut it but drinking enough liquid can be quite a chore. What are other people's experience/thoughts with regards to: 1) Do you aim to fully wet your extra absorbent diapers? 2) Any tips for how to manage this comfortably on the intake side? 3) What in your experience produces the best pee smell? I notice quite a range depending what I have eaten. Protein content makes it too strong. Straight water makes it too weak, and I think drinking that much straight water can be dangerous for your health. Apple juice is a nice effect.

I just spent a few minutes recovering my password in order to reply to this post as your concerns mirror mine when I was your age about 15 years ago. I since had one wife find out after marriage and my second I told before marriage. If it ever gets to such a point of commitment, a test of the woman's character is her response to such a secret shared. I did not lose the first because of this issue but I in part married the second because of her accepting (not embracing) response. I shudder to think of the trauma of dealing with broader friends and family finding out too but have accepted it as part of my life and am better off for doing so. I expect much of the trauma would be the initial realignment of relationships, after which maybe it would be a release - probably not, but perhaps some similarity to a male 'coming out of the closet' about sexual orientation. Good luck, your experience is not unique if that helps at all. I hope this note does.

How do you go about doing this - do you set up a US post office box for an address? Is there not any other way of ordering them from Canada? Any help in getting the small all white ones in Canada would be much appreciated.