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I see nothing wrong with imagination.

WOW!

Our diapers are already made completely by machines.

I always use a barrier cream (aquaphor or vaseline), powder, and a little lotion in the front to reduce friction on my "anatomy."

I "reverse it" often.

You might try talking someone.

Regarding the comment of people should not post if they are overweight, if you don't like a pic, don't look at it.

We all seem quick to judge on one news article.

Sounds like you work with a lot of immature people. Go to college. Study a subject where there are good jobs waiting after graduating. Good Job = good pay, benefits, 401k, professional behavior required. It sounds like you work in a retail environment. Keep in mind, only the store manager needs a college education, everyone else just needs a pulse. Finally, try to be more discerning on whom you divulge information to when you don't want everyone to know everything about you. This will help you in protecting yourself relating to relationships and identity theft. In the near term, it will be tough going to work after all this, you will have to fight everyday. If you choose to get another job, there is the risk that this could follow you. If you go for another job, you might consider one that has people who are a little more mature about this kind of thing and would be more inclined to protect you than to ridicule you. A healthcare environment may be the way to go. Good luck.

Got the samples too. Not really practical for a full time incontinent person. You are lucky if it holds one wetting. If you suffer from light leakage or just like the feeling of knowing you are wearing a diaper that no one can see under regular clothes, this is the diaper for you. If you need a diaper to hold a decent amount of wettings (3 or 4) or some bowel, don't bother. Stick to the standards, Abena, Molicare, Dry 24/7. Once again, Depend has proven how useless their innovation is to the truly incontinent. Thank goodness for the european manufacturers.

Why keep count? Just enjoy each one, and the next one, and the next one, and so on. I just hope we can get a point where they won't linger in landfills for 500 years. Still disposable, but highly biodegradable. Within 20 years would be a great goal to work for.

Reader, I have been placing regular orders since I found XP in 2003. It was really just convenience at first. I just lived 10 miles from their headquarters in Ventura, CA. Needless to say, it has been 8 years now, and XP is my reliable source for supplies. I have had small mistakes in my orders here and there, but XP is quick to fix the problem, and never charges for their mistake. I repeat, if they miss something or send you the wrong product, they send you the correct product immediately, without charge. Also, their communication lines during the ordering process are always open and promptly addressed. Essentially, I can't say enough good things about Gary and the XP team. As long as XP is around, they will get my business on a regualr basis. My only complaint regarding XP is I wish they offered a greater variety of products. I wish they had more diaper and clothing choices. I understand they are business, an honest one at that, but I just wish I could order the Fabine Exclusive or a good baby blue onsie from them as well. What it boils down to is I trust XP, and I only want to buy from XP. They have proven themselves to be an honest merchant who is not out to make a 'killing' in terms of profit, but out to help their fellow human in need of incontinence-related products. BTW, I have no affiliation with XP in anyway shape or form. I am a regular customer, that's it.

Suran wrap? It's not very effective. Here's why. It it compressing to the diaper. Simple science, if something must expand to accept your "deposit" and you don't allow the object to expand, you lose absorbency. Regarding leaks, it works ok for a bit, but the amount of constriction required to get a water-tight seal is not worth the actual pain involved, unless that is your thing. I should mention that when I rediscovered diapers as a kid, I tried the suran wrap thing many times over the years to see if there was something I could do to improve it, nothing ever worked. I just had an uncomfortably tight diaper that leaked anyway. If you want to try something similar, get some white garbage bags, cut two leg holes, and delicately stretch and tape them around your diaper. Tuck it in the top of your diaper and sinch it snug with a little duct tape. Voila, disposable plastic pants. FYI, I am not giving you all of the details involved as it is a process that takes a bit of practice. I have been using garbage bags as disposable plastic pants for a good 20 years and have rarely had a leak. In fact, I have bought several pairs of professionally made plastic pants, only to be disappointed and revert to the garbage bags again. (Also, the garbage bag has a nice crinkle sound, if you like that kind of thing.) Finally, before any of you judge, try it... Will

I'm glad you started this thread. I have been experiencing a little bit of this lately. Ever since I started wearing diapers again (age 10) I had never considered regression to AB as part of my process. I never looked at the AB stuff on the community sites. I wasn't against AB, I just didn't get it. Within the last 4 months or so, I find myself becoming more and more AB curious. I just bought a paci to give it a try. Now I find I'm looking into AB and DL subjects equally. I'm not sure why this is occuring?

You guys are correct. This is an old one. However, this is still one of the most sexy videos of real women wearing diapers in public. "An oldie but a goodie." Will

Wow! I have no idea how to call this one? Is this a real image? Photoshop?

I don't think he is one of us. Just a man with problems.

Good question. I have consider quiting diapers just about everytime I wear them. It's a constant struggle. It's only human to want to belong to the larger group. However, there is also evolution. I had gone through binge and purge cycles in my teens and college years, but always came back. I think it would be possible for me to physically quit wearing diapers and buying them. However, the thoughts of wearing and buying and fantasies about them would never leave my mind. It's more than just the physical props we use, so much more. You can take the diapers off an ABDL, by you can't take the ABDL out of the person. With that, I accepted diapers as part of my life a long time ago, and have never looked back.