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I use small plastic bags that fit those small bathroom waste baskets. They are perfect fit one wet diaper and once dropped in, I compress it down to remove as much air as possible and tie it shut. I then throw it in one of those thick black trash bags from Home Depot out in my garage. When there are six to eight bags in it I’ll squeeze out the air and seal the bad with a cable tie and put it out on trash day.

PP I’m wearing Better Dry diapers these days as well. I had been wearing Confidry 24/7’s for years prior to their move to the U.S. and for some time ther after. I searched for a replacement due in part to their shortages and quality issues. In addition the quality of their tapes and also the smaller size tapes turned me off of them as well. I like the Better Dry diapers for these reasons: excellent tapes, large and super sticky. The plastic bank sheet has some stretch to it adding to a snugger more secure fit against leaks and they really swell when they’re wet. Most importantly, unless totally saturated front to back do they ever leak. Oh and one more thing, practically silent under clothes.

Seems Christmas came early this year, great find!

Let’s face it folks, the only thing that social media has done is to rip ones family and friends apart. No one can comment on something as simple as agreeing that the sky this morning is blue without a bazillion comments on why I am wrong.I left FB years ago for this exact thing. Everyone has an opinion but really we don’t need to hear all of them or give them any of our time. What I believe in and who or I vote for or even if I do is nobody’s business but my own. So many of us out there are just waiting in the wings to pounce on the next sob that dares to post an opinion that doesn’t align with mine. Stay away from SM and news media that is constantly trying to divide us.

I guess I don’t understand the issue. I wear snap crotch onesies every day and have no issues peeing in my diaper

Karma

That’s “Guy” Humor, NOTHIN BETTER!

Sorry for my rant yesterday. I think somethings should be left unsaid. With that said thanks for listening

Sometimes it helps to hide in plain site. Start by going out to the bakery or a mini mart where you walk in , grab a few things and walk out. That way you can work up to longer intervals as your confidence builds. You can also work on convincing yourself that this is part of you and you need diapers and there is no choice in the matter.

WBxx, thanks for your kind words. I have wondered why I am the way I am. As a child I buried these things deep inside me forever or at least I thought. It came out about ten years ago that my wicked aunt did those things to me because as a child, her mother didn’t want her and she was passed around from relative to relative. She was damaged early on as well. There are adults in my life who have said I am weak because I never moved on from trauma. It is only recently that I have been going to hypnotherapy that I am beginning to heal although I doubt I will ever be hole. My depression creeps into my soul like a light switch , so fast I wish to be beaten for my stupidity or because I’m still this little boy inside that thinks he deserves another swat. So sorry for being so dark here. This will pass and then I’ll be up again. Hope it lasts a bit longer this time.

It’s obvious that I have never met your family, however I wear around my family all of the time as well as to work and around people all day long. BELIEVE me no one will notice you are wearing a diaper, providing you don’t crinkle when you walk or mess your pants!

Will not will, we’ll you almost have all the food groups there! Lol

As soon as the Mrs gets home

I’ve got two racks of baby back ribs out on my Weber kettle grill. I’m smoking them over hickory chunks, YUM!

You could make it easier on yourself by taking your used diapers out to the bin either every day or every other. Easier on your back as well. X

.I do t think I ever told anyone this but when I was five years old my Dad had a heart attack and died. That loss caused me revert back to incontinence for years afterwards. My Mother was always sympathetic to me and my wetting accidents and never punished me. I can’t say it went that way for my older sister or my aunts. My sister is ten years my senior and “enjoyed” babysitting for me when my Mom was out. She was all about humiliating me with putting me in thick cloth diapers and plastic pants and a tee shirt and then have her friends come over to tease and torment me. If I fought her she’d say, “Mom left me in charge, so do as I say or I’ll give you a spanking you won’t ever forget!” Needless to say I was diapered many a time. / My Moms sister had a son who wet is pants and bed (three years my junior) and he wore cloth diapers day and night. I slept over one weekend and wet the bed. She spanked me with a hairbrush for being lazy while she lovingly attended to her own son. To had to the humiliation she made me play in the sandbox with my cousin in just diapers. I hated her for that. .

If my memory is correct I remember a NUK #6 or 7 that was made in Germany

WBxx, except that you are asleep when you are peeing in your bed. asleep as in “not on purpose!” Oh what fun is was to be a kid and your parents would tell you to go potty before Ben so you don’t wet the bed or you’re going to really get it, followed by, “ Sleep good sweetie”. Yes folks that was some great parenting skills there!

I never understood why parents of children who wet there beds ever thought it made sense to punish them for doing so. All I can think is it must have been out of frustration or that is how their parents treated them so let the abuse continue. I wet my bed for years, my Mom had a vinyl mattress protector on it save it. She was also loving and understanding and I was never spanked or punished in any way for wetting my bed. Pants wetting however earned a spanking and the threat of diapers or training pants if I didn’t remember to use the toilet.

Welcome home TC59. I don’t see anything odd about your choices here. Anyway to each their own, besides it’s just how you’re wired. Enjoy the ride and by the way there are more people here into diapers and spanking than you realize.w

I am sorry that this happened to you at such a young age. It’s one thing to be diapered at night and safe at home, however is a whole different story wearing them to school and perhaps having your diaper exposed for all to see. Bullying is bad but throw diapers in the mix and kids can be ruthless. Hopefully this did not happen to you and you made through school in one piece. I developed daytime wetting accidents around ten years old and it was mortifying to me. I was attending a strict private school in which you did not want to stand out from the rest of the herd. Anyone averting the flow of learning, by disrupting class for simply needing to pee was enough to warrant being singled out. Most times you would be berated in front of your peers foe wasting everyone’s time. Other times you earned swats with a school paddle to serve as a reminder. With this being said, when I began peeing my pants in class, it scared me to death and hoping to remain invisible only intensified the situation. I don’t really know what caused me to think of wearing protection but I did. In as much as being caught in plastic pants over a pair of training type pants was-unimaginable, it still seemed better than having a puddle form under my chair during class. I made it almost to the end of the school year before I was caught by an upper class man. The bullying was ruthless, so your story brought back some dreadful memories.

I remember years ago when Proctor & Gamble got all wigged out when they found out AB’s and DL’s were wearing their Attends. I believe this is why they sold it off to Paper Pak. In addition the Vermont Country Store stopped selling their wooden hairbrush because spanks loved to use it. Tranquility may just believe a sale is a sale no matter where it comes from, (Smart). I guess we’ll have to wait and see.

Oh crap! So sorry to hear about this. Hoping it’s not too serious. Take care.

I recently ordered ten pack of ABDL. I’m not an however I bought them to see what all the hype was about. These are my findings; first the cost per pack of ten was four bucks a piece. They are totally way too expensive for daily wear. The plastic printed back sheet is too crinkly to wear out in public unless it’s your thing to be noticed by EVERYONE THAT YOU ARE WEARING A DIAPER! As said by others here, they are huge and wide and there is now way to disguise them under pants or jeans or shorts or everything else, my opinion. And last but most number one worst thing about these is I always felt wet in them. Medical grade diapers have advanced through the years to now offer more bang for the buck. My current diaper of choice is the Better Dry brand. The plastic bak sheet is all white and silent under clothing. The fit is really good and the tape tabs truly hold well..The diaper pulls wetness away and until saturated, I feel dry all day. The coat is 99.00 bucks for a case of 60 and they hold a full day of pee and then some. to be fair if you are an adult baby and or into humiliation, ABDL diapers are perfect for you, just not if you are incontinent and or where 24/7. Once again “My Opinion””’

Well here’s my two cents worth on this subject. I’ve been in diapers 24/7 since 1979 and part time before then. I started wearing cloth diapers and plastic pants as disposable diapers at that time weren’t very good. Somehow I managed being double diapered at work and at home with few issues. I will add keeping the urine smell down and tons of laundry was a pain at times. Switching to Attends a few years later was the ticket as they were so much better than cloth and no stink or laundry. Since then I have been in most brands of disposable diapers over the years, currently wearing Better Dry diapers at present. My point here is there is a cost and planning and preparation to being diapered around the clock but it is certainly manageable. My list is as follows: cost of disposable diapers are much cheaper when ordered by the case and auto shipped each month. Adult diaper wipes larger than baby wipes so I use one or two per change corn starch baby powder and baby oil for reducing skin irritation due to shaving down under small plastic trash bags for disposal diaper rash cream hygiene and baths or showers and proper care at diaper changes prevents many issues. I shower in the morning, powder up, put on a diaper and go to work. I can usually make it ten hours or until I get home so I don’t need to carry extras with me. Second change at home and third change before bed. Seldom if ever do my diapers leak so there’s no bed/ chair protectors or diaper bags to carry with me. Everyone is different but this works for me. Overall I spend a hundred bucks a month on diapers and around another fifteen on bags, wipes and lotion and powder. Loss off bladder control over the years, a definite plus.