Scott13

The way I see it, unless you believe in reincarnation, you only have one life to live. Why not explore both sides? I'm not gay myself, but this is what I tell my classmates and friends who are. Hell, you might find something you like, even if it's only for comforting, non-sexual reasons.

I was the same way in high school. Granted, I haven't told anyone yet because I haven't felt the need to. However, once you start college, everything (socially) starts to lighten up for most people. You begin to find more people that share your hobbies and the like. My advice would be to join a club once you start college. Even better if it's nothing to do with your major. For example, I'm majoring in biology, yet I joined a Japanese club and I've loved it ever since. High school can make a lot of people feel shitty because the majority of high school students are just flat out dicks. Just don't take it too hard, everyone needs to relax sometime.

For me, disposables were always more convenient and easier to come by. I've never even tried a cloth outside of makeshift attempts. Actually, if you take away the "crinkle" and "smell" of disposables, many DLs might prefer cloth over disposables simply because it offers more bulk. Just from what I've read, males in general prefer bulk over the whole "crinkle" part. Most likely for sexual reasons, but not necessarily.

Agreed with LuvsGurl on the price. Your best bet would be to buy from a manufacturer in your respective country, or, if you fancy yourself handy with crafts and the like, you could try making your own. This site shows examples for baby sized diapers and covers, but you could scale up the measurements as necessary. Stuff like this requires practice though, so if you do try, don't expect a perfect 日本オムツ(Japanese diaper) on the first try.

I've done it once, but I have a long leather coat which helps to cover everything up.

Well, I supose that is true.

Thanks. I'm a tad bit shy (I guess many other people are as well) when it comes to meeting new people. I'll try to give a good effort though.

Also near Cincinnati, only about 10 miles north.

I'm from Cincinnati.

Various ten's throughout the neighborhood over the years. It's always nice to find some leftover money in a coat pocket from the previous year. It can brighten your day quite a bit.

Thanks all.

Just thought I should introduce myself. I'm from southwestern Ohio and I've been a DL for as long as I can remember.