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That's horrible that people did that, and for what? Likes? Pathetic. I recommend you use this experience as a sign from the Universe. Moving forward, you either (A) have your diaper stories published and printed and sold on fine websites like Amazon.com or (B) spend your time on something more useful than appeasing the fetish fantasies of total online strangers. 0r (C) continue writing your diaper stories for free while knowing full well you could be plagiarized again at any moment. God Speed

I have mixed feelings about losing access to InControl's Product line. I used to buy a lot of their products, (before they changed their diaper sizing specs....) So I ordered some sample packs to re-establish the best fit for me within the new sizing, (And ordered some more cases eventually.) But since they've changed their sizing, I haven't enjoyed the way they fit as much as I did before. Honestly, their diapers just aren't as comfortable as a BetterDry for example. InControl's products are certainly built tough and hold a good amount but they seem to "bite" my inner thighs sometimes. They have markers for tape placement but I struggle to get a perfect fit because the wings were cut shorter on the new measurements. (So I most likely end up with a diaper too loose, or too tight.) I wasn't impressed with the InControl pullups, either. There just isn't a large enough coverage area of absorbant material, (which is the common problem with most adult pullups). The new XXL Goodnites for example have a coverage area up to just below my belly button. For some reason the adult pullup market thinks it's acceptable to have a large maxi-pad attached to an oversized pair of pull-on disposable underwear. I don't understand why these companies can't make a product that fits like the late 90's-early 2000's Goodnites. (Snugger fit, wider and longer absorbancy coverage area).

America WAS self sufficient, and WILL BE AGAIN. You're from NORWAY, you don't see us on here talking smack about NORWAY do you? You worry about NORWAY, we'll worry about AMERICA.

Tranquility ATN Diapers are Plastic Backed, super smooth plastic, and decent absorbancy, especially with boosters added. Super affordable, and MADE IN USA, so (Tariff proof diapers) for USA peeps. I'll be buying those if the trade wars continue into the long game, but after I burn through my massive stockpile of diapers I'm sitting on.

Nobody has ever straight up asked me if I was wearing a diaper, but it seems that people sometimes "hint about it" by discussing diapers around me sometimes. It could just be coincidence but you never know... It doesn't really bother me anymore anyways. The more dependent on diapers you become, the less you care if people know you're wearing a diaper. I'm diaper dependent now. If I'm not wearing at night I could easily have an accident. As for daytime, even If I hold it and make it to the potty, my crotch still seems to get wet spots without noticing anything coming out. The urges for wetting are so often it's easier just to be diapered 24/7 now, but I still use the potty sometimes, which allows one diaper to last all day. And as for messing, I've now had three close calls within the last year, and one legit accident where I filled my diaper because a toilet wasn't available, and could not hold it. So yah, if someone did talk to me about my diapers, I would tell them it's because I need them, and that's the truth now. Still have some control, but I am diaper dependent.

Yes and No. I became fixated on the idea that if I actually needed diapers it wouldn't be taboo for me to wear them because it would be out of necessity. I was constantly trying to wet whenever I felt the urge in order to reduce diaper leaks, (because flooding would cause leaks much faster).

How I Became a Bedwetter and Daytime Diaper Dependant. I was wearing every night for the convenience of it, and then COVID happened... So I was considered an essential worker, and my job consisted of long hours and constant traveling all day long with limited to NO access to bathrooms... So, I started wearing diapers again 24/7 all through COVID. After covid, I eventually stopped wearing during the day, (but continued at night), because as OP mentioned, it's easy to wear every night, without the social aspects of getting caught and the physical logistics involved with daytime changes, etc. And what I noticed, was my bladder had shrunk significantly from wearing 24/7 during covid. I now had frequent intense urges to go pee all the time, but when I went pee, I was only peeing for between 6-8 seconds, (which seemed way shorter than it felt.) So basically, I thought I had to really go pee for like 20-30 seconds (like a vanilla bladder would), but instead only 6 to 8 seconds of pee came out... And I also noticed at the end of my day when I got home and undressed, my underwear was SOAKED. At first I thought it was sweat, but eventually I figured out I was having small micro accidents and wasn't even noticing! So I decided just to go back into diapers full time. When I'm around family and friends I'll still try to use the toilet, but I'm always wearing a: ( J-I-C-D ) "Just in case diaper". Nowadays when I feel the urge to pee, most the time I'll pee for between one and three seconds, so I hardly have to worry about diaper leaks, which is great. So i'm totally diaper dependant now, and nighttime wetting is INEVITABLE with my tiny bladder, and I sleep very well with extremely vivid dreams. Daytime I still have some control, but it's impractical for me to constantly be walking to the toilet every 20 minutes to pee for 3 seconds. It's easier just to micro wet my diaper, and keep doing whatever I was doing.

If Diapers are cool, consider me Miles Davis.

I never wake up dry, but I always properly hydrate before bed. I feel like it's a good way to flush toxins out of the body while sleeping. On the rare occasion I need to keey my diaper dry, I can reduce fluids the night before, use the potty before bed, etc... But I end up waking in the middle of the night multiple times, and sometimes still wet in my sleep a little anyways. Needing a diaper at night doesn't bother me at all, because I get way better sleep than vanilla's who think toilets are cooler, and it also gives me a legit medical reason to wear, instead of just being labeled as a creep who likes them.

Which product did you leave a one star review for?

^ This. Yes, it's for marketing. They want to provide medical products professionally, that's where the majority of sales are. While at the same time providing ABDL themed products for their special needs medical clients, and dip into the DL and AB markets. Also worth mentioning, INCONTROL makes good products. Their new BeDry line is phenomenal. I don't buy into the conspiracy against them being a bad company.

I think I can help a little, because I'm in the same boat. INCONTROL also updated their sizes somewhat recently, and they're affiliated with REARZ, right? So what I did, was order a Bag of BeDry Large, and a Bag of BeDry Extra Large. What i've found out, is that the Large do fit me, but it's on the tighter side, they feel more like a Medium would. The Extra Large fit me more comfortably, but are huge so I need to tape them tighter.

In order to achieve it, it helps to be wearing 24/7, while constantly focusing on keeping your bladder relaxed at all times. You also have to wet as soon as you feel the slightest urge, (which is easier said than done.) After doing this for months and years, you literally shrink your bladder. Another way of interpreting this, is that you greatly reduce the amount of urine your bladder can hold before your body sends signals for you need to empty your bladder. This can all be monitored very simply. Most Vanillas probably only use the toilet to pee around 4-5 times per day. After wearing mostly 24/7 since Covid, I probably wet my diaper close to 100 times per day... And I don't have to push, it constantly wants to empty, mostly in very small amounts. When I had a Vanilla bladder, I would wet for 15-20 seconds. After wearing 24/7 for awhile, that went down to 8-10 seconds. Now most the time when I wet it's around 3-6 seconds. I'm assuming those numbers will continue to fall until it's just dribbling into my diaper. So in conclusion, when you train your bladder to achieve this, nighttime wetting becomes inevitable.

If you want faster results, I think wearing during the daytime helps with wetting unconsciously at night. Just drink plenty of water before bedtime, and if you wake up to wet I wouldn't worry about it. You'll get there eventually if you want it bad enough, and join an elite class of soggy bedwetters.

Self trained Bedwetter here, I don't regret it at all. I go into another UNIVERSE while I sleep. Since by body knows just to use my diaper, and since I don't wake up to pee, my dreams are that much more vivid and detailed. And I achieve great quality of sleep. This is not a problem for me at all, and hopefully any future partners will understand.

When I diaper up for bedtime, occasionally I'll shart or mess into a clean diaper and refuse to waste another diaper by changing. So i'll just end up going to sleep messy, and then mess again the following morning. I usually always shower in the mornings, use good diaper cream for skin care, and mess diapers very frequently, so it doesn't irritate my bum because messing diapers is normal thing for me.

You should really have invested in a waterproof mattress protector by now, that is unless cleaning individual spots of your unprotected mattress is part of some ritual or something.

Has anyone else still not tried BeDry's yet? I went through significant effort with InControl after their new sizing was announced. I determined which of their new sizes would fit me, and then they DISCONTINUED the diapers I just found my fit for! Now they want me to figure out which BeDry size fits me, it's kind of insulting to be honest.

It makes sense, your body is trying to get rid of the germs making you sick, hence the increased urine production. Also, (when you're sick) people tell you to drink more fluids, which leads to a wet diaper. It's amazing how comforting a diaper can be when you're suffering from a flu, or a sprained leg, etc. Not having to get up and stumble to the bathroom in the middle of the night is a godsend.

I'm in diapers every night, I was a trained bedwetter. In the beginning stages I would wake up with a full bladder, wet my diaper, and go back to sleep. Nowadays, I just wake up to a soaked diaper. When it first started happening it was really exciting. Diapers allow me to get really good sleep with extremely vivid dreams, I have no plans to re-train myself not to need them and will likely need them forever. The only challenges are sleepovers with friends or family, but it's managed with proper planning, and limiting nightly fluid intake. I'll still wake up wet but I decrease my chances of leaking and it makes disposal easier because the diapers aren't filled as much.

I believe it does. When your bladder begins to constantly start emptying itself during the night, the bladder will begin to shrink slightly, which in turn will lead to needing to be emptied more often throughout the day.

For Fecal incontinence I would never recommend a pullup. Thin tabbed diapers with high leak guards are the only way to go. Unless the pullup has amazing leak guards, however most seem to rise very low.

I trained to wet at night. An hour before bedtime, Fully empty your bladder, and put on a thick night time diaper. Then Drink at least 64-96 ounces of water during that hour leading up before you jump into bed. As soon as you're in bed trying to fall asleep, just focus on keeping your bladder as relaxed as possible. Wet whenever you feel the urge. Leaks will happen and you can't be afraid of them. I recommend a reusable underpad and a good mattress protector. Just keep repeating this process every night and it will get to the point where you're waking up soaked every morning. Wearing during the daytime helps too, but isn't required.

Yes, Diaper Sharks has set the bar high for the most discrete shipments. I highly recommend ordering from them. https://diapersharks.com/ UPS is the best delivery service. 99% of the time my diaper shipments arrive in great shape, clean boxes, hardly ever any damaged cardboard. FedEx delivers my diapers sometimes too, but usually the boxes from them are severely abused, contents visible. I love LLMedico too. They have a great rewards program, Superb Customer service ...but for the best possible packaging and "discrete-ability", diapersharks takes the trophy.

Okay, here we go. 1. You get what you pay for.....as you stated, you got "Free Shipping". 2. Nobody in your apartment cares about a huge box of medical supplies showing up to your door. 3. Most of the diaper cases don't provide much information about the contents, from a glance of the outside box. 4. You have the option to ship your diaper cases somewhere else to pickup yourself without being concerned about your apartment neighbor's prying eyes.