monkeypee

I miss the micropore Attends. I thought it was a great idea, until I wore them and

I can log in.

Well said, Elfking.

Before I discovered that I was an AB/DL I explored watersports, the whole furry thing, and just about everything else.

Years ago I would seek humiliation at outhouses and port-a-pottys on the interstate.

I have always wondered if anyone sees my used diapers in the trash at work.

I wear pull-ups to work now because I bike to work, but I spent 4 years in a retail job in Mollicare Classic.

Here are some of my plush.

My plush love is named Pansy.

I'll go first.

One of the first viral videos was of a monkey poking his bottom, sniffing his fingers, and falling backwards off the log he was standing on. The second was of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG0tVuLLs50. This was a young internet and a young me, and I had already tried both of those things. It felt like validation. At the time I was heavily influenced by Jane Goodall's research in Gombe and subsequently learned that my pregnant mother had studied primate research while planning how to treat me in my cloth diapered infancy. When came of age and I needed a screen name for my more liminal internet activities I realized that I could accomplish many goals at once: monkeypee dilutes my online identity by continuing to be a popular search. monkeyPee makes my interest in watersports (eventually diapers) clear to others with a similar interest. Monkeypee respects my interest in genetics and evolution. That is why I am MonkeyPee. Ask me about my avatar! -MP

I agree about all in ones, but I dunno...those minkeys sound kinda nice.

I have washed cloth diapers in the tub.

I can't help but think that a manufacturer of plastic pants could gain market share by offering a variety of waist-to leg ratios. AC Medical tried it, and they have my business. I am still wearing pants I bought 10 years ago. I hope they find capital.

You probably won't wet the bed within the next few months. If you are nervous, buy a quality fitted mattress cover. You can get one from BB&B that is almost as good as the European ones for about the same price, sans shipping. If I were you I would just buy a few bed pads at the local thrift store and STOP WORRYING. Pee happens, right?

I don't think reposts are a problem. Every OP has a slightly different question, and gets quite different responses. This sort of openness is what a good forum should be about. I would rather search a forum and find 50 posts on the topic I am currently curious about that I can explore than find one good post that's mostly seven years old with few recent comments and seventy deleted posts. In contrast, I wouldn't want a two word search to find 300 separate threads. The latter approach is best for sorting and analyzing data. The former is best for generating a depth of data. I hope this site continues to encourage people to post in a free and open manner, unlike peesearch.

*blush*

Goodnights underpads are actually really good. I have used them at hotels before, but often have one on my bed to reduce the washing. They stay put!