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I used to be bad about drinking enough fluids and I would wear my diaper until right before it started leaking. My record is somewhere around 30 hours.. but it smells horrible by that point.

My favorite was "Hop Away Joey" but I also had tons of Dr. Suess books and the Little Golden books. I also favored the books that were about Baby Mickey and Baby Minnie Mouse.

These days I never have more than a case on hand, but I used to keep several cases on hand. My reason for this wasn't so much because I didn't want to run out (which did play a small part though) it was because I had a bunch of different brands. I like variety, that way I can pick the diaper to fit the mood I'm in. Thick diaper for lounging around or sleeping in or a thinner diaper for being on the go or one with a baby print because I'm feeling particularly babyish. But I don't wear enough anymore to have so many diapers on hand... nor the space to store them in either.

I initially marked 'No' to whether or not I was addicted until I got to the second question which asked how many times I've tried "quitting" diapers. The fact that I've tried (unsuccessfully) to "quit" them on multiple occasions probably means I'm addicted. So I had to go back and change my answer to 'Maybe'. They are not a driving factor by any means in my life... just something I use every once in a while (and sometimes a GREAT while) to relax when that particular mood strikes me. I feel reasonably comfortable with how much I wear diapers at the moment. I don't wear very often which I'm happy about. I wore 24/7 for about six months and even before that I was wearing a lot which made me feel out of touch with the world in a weird kind of way. I just feel overall more adjusted now that I use them in moderation. Maybe that's just me, but that's how I feel.

Hi there! I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum as the others above me since I'm FtM, but I can relate to the hardships all the same. Being trans is difficult enough to deal with sometimes (especially where finding an accepting and understanding partner is concerned) and throwing in the AB or DL part just makes things seem impossible. If you ever want or need anyone to talk to, feel free to shoot me a message! And also, there are a lot of understanding people on this forum. (There are also some not so understanding, but you face that everywhere in life regardless of what your difference might be. Just remember to overlook the ones who can't see you for who you are as a person.)

Easy Access Clothing This is where I got all my onesies.. they have several different styles and they are very well made. They're made of a little heavier material but it holds up better in my opinion. And they even offer black! My favorite thing about this place is that most onesies don't fit me because I am so small, but I can get children's sizes that fit me. I hope this helps!

I just saw these at work (Walmart) today. I walked past them and they caught my attention which immediately made me stop and gawk at them for several long seconds before realizing what I was doing and move on. But anyways, I thought they were pretty damn cute and it made me wish they came in bigger sizes. *sigh*

I agree with froggy. In most cases, I think labels do more harm than good. I think they are a limiting factor and when we label people, we can no longer see anything about that person that does not fit within that label... and honestly, I think it works the same way when we label ourselves. I think we are more free to be true to ourselves if we don't need to find a label that fits us. We are far too diverse as individuals to find any one label that completely describes us so we're either limiting ourselves to make ourselves fit under a certain label or continuously changing labels as a new one comes along. I think it's just easier to skip the whole labeling thing and just go with the flow and be true to yourself.

I like to have hair down there (except when I'm wearing diapers because I *always* end up with a rash) so I keep it trimmed because I've yet to meet a girl eager to lead an expedition through a "jungle". And although I am quite partial to tattoos, I would prefer to keep that area free from graffiti. I refer to mine usually as Little Guy but sometimes Neo depending on the company I'm keeping. (And naturally you'd have to be adequately knowledgeable about the ftm community to understand where Neo comes from.)

Dude, that's cool. I never gave any thought to Busch Gardens diapered but I bet it's much more fun that way! I actually have a season pass to Busch Gardens, Water Country and Kings Dominion this year. (Yes, I am feeling rather energetic. ) I don't think I would be as up for the water park diapered... unless there was a suitable swim garment that allowed me to wear regular diapers underneath without them getting wet from park water.

That's pretty cool.. I'm always surprised when someone actually knows that there is a Woodstock in Virginia... much less have been to it.

Hunting.. I've always found diapers to be beneficial when out in the woods hunting. Especially on the *really* cold mornings, you have on a ton of layers of clothing so that it would take you forever to get them off to urinate and that's provided you're near a bathroom. If you're out in the woods waiting on a deer to happen by, you certainly don't want to risk scaring it off by peeing..... and then the smell would probably give you away even if the noise/movement didn't.

To quote BBB, hell no! I'm not even that old, but even at 20, there are so many changes I would make. It would mostly be a matter of rearranging the events in my life so that some occurred earlier than what they actually have. I kinda feel like my whole life has been lived out of order.

Like I said, it's in the middle of nowhere.

I'm in Virginia... but I'm in Woodstock (might as say the middle of nowhere) which is about 90 minutes west of Washington DC.

I just thought I would check and see if anyone on here was going to Pride in Washington DC. Transpride is tomorrow and all the big pride festivities are next weekend. I want to go, I just wasn't overly keen on going by myself and I thought I would see if anyone else was going.

I checked that place out and maaaannn do they have some cool options. I wish the US had a similar place to practically build your own sleeper. I'd be all over that in a heartbeat.

I wouldn't let what anyone says get you down. Anytime you put yourself in the public eye, you are opening yourself to public scrutiny and there are always going to be people who throw shit at you (even if you're the most perfect person in the world). Anyways, I'm glad that things seemed to have worked out for you. And you shouldn't have to feel obligated to post proof here that your story checks out. This is the internet and honestly, your word is good enough for me whereas proof probably won't be good enough for someone who has it out for you. You just gotta pick your battles. Best of luck!

Actually, that's pretty interesting.

It looks like you have some really nice stuff. I'm sure I will order something at some point.

Yeah I know what the link was in reference to but the "SICK" part was hers and I feel pretty confident in thinking that it was geared at the AB and not what Glenn Beck was saying.

(Just like every day ) But anyways, I was actually really saddened when I happened across a post by a friend of mine.... It makes me sad when I see how horribly this fetish/lifestyle is interpreted by people outside this community. From my friend's reaction, she is obviously disturbed and is probably connecting it to pedophilia.

Wow, that's a really nifty bag. Not conspicuous as a diaper bag... and inexpensive to boot. Good find.

I don't think it's a lack of understanding on his part. He just wants people to think about all aspects of being incontinent before they make such a life-altering decision. He mentions a lot of things that most people don't give any consideration to before making such a decision. But different people handle different matters differently. And I don't think he was insensitive to anyone else's opinions.

Gotta agree with PeytonJ.