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His profile states he's studying criminal justice! Wouldn't it be poetic justice if one day he had to defend himself in a court of law in front of a judge and his peers in a dirty messy diaper? Personally, it's ok to be studying criminal juistice and going to collage and all, if his profile info is true, but I can't imagine how he manages to go to class if he wears the same stinky diaper 24 hours a day without changing. I also have to wonder what type of job he will get anywhere if he continues to wear a wet, stinky and messy diaper 24 hours before he changes it. I have to doubt a good deal of what he says. He either goes to collage and studies, or he wears poopy diapers 24 hours at a time without changing. I can't see how he does both. As Judge Judy says, "if it dosn't make sense, it's not true!"

Statistics say that over 90% of normal men masterbate. I'm pretty sure that statistics will not show 90% of normal men will poop in diapers and change them only once every 24 hours. I do agree that some people might associate guys who masterbate in diapers or baby diapers with pedofiles, just like they already associate any adult who wears diapers and is AB with pedofialia. The difference is, Masterbation is just a normal thing that normal people all over the world do. Choosing to wear diapers and making yourself diaper dependant, pooping in them daily and choosing to change only once every day, going out in public in messy diapers that are noticable and telling strangers that you have chosen to make yourself diaper dependant is not something a lot of normal people all over the world do. True, you get flamed here for many of your posts, but you are still allowed to post them. Just like you have every right to express your opinions about this masterbation post. You may not like the post and feel it's inappropriate, but just like your own posts, people are still free to post here. It's the Admins that will decide if it's inappropriate or not. They are pretty open minded about their censoring as is evidenced by this topic and many of your own topics. Not flaming you, just expressing my opinion.

Actually, the Antiques Roadshow had a lithographed metal cradel from the turn of the last century that was a Klienert's display for stores. It said Klienerts Baby Pants on it and has a cute picture of a toddler standing in his baby pants. If you go to the antique's roadshow you can view the episode and see the store display piece. I believe the appraiser said it was worth up to $3,000. This was about 2 months or so ago, not sure of the exact date.

It's true what everyone says about no one noticing you when you buy diapers. Cashiers have more on their minds than wondering if every adult who buys adult diapers is buying them for themselves. The thing you might concern yourself with is running into someone you know. Anyway, if you are nervous about it, this might help you out until you get used to buying yourself diapers in a store. Before leaving the house, put $20 bill in a white envelope, then write the size of a diaper on a small piece of paper. When you get to the drug store (or wherever), grab a cart and pick up other items that you yourself may need (tootbrish, deoderant, magazine, etc.). Then go to where the adult diapers are, pull out the slip of paper and look at it, then pick up a package of diapers and put them in your cart. When you get to the checkout line, put all your items up first and ask that they be rung up separatly. Then pay with money from your billfold. Next put the package of diapers up, pull the white envelope out and pay with the $20 bill, putting any change back in the envelope and ask for the recipt, which you also put in the envelope. Anyone seeing you buying the diapers will automatically think you are running an errand for someone else like an elderly relative. As everyone says, no one notices or even cares, but that dosn't make first time buyers feel much at ease. Only doing it over and over will ease your mind. Until you get comfortable with it, the envelope trick works.

I only take prescription drugs when I'm sick, or an asprin when I need it, but if I were to want any drug, it would be a weight loss drug that would safely shed 5 pounds in a week, every week as long as you took the drug. No side effects and all fat people would have to do is take the pill to safely lose weight until they got down to where they wanted to be.

Anyone else here like fishing when diapered? I'm lucky enough to live in a state where you are never more than 5 miles away from a lake. I'm also lucky that I have a DL friend nearby that likes to fish when we can find the time to get out and the weather cooperates. Thirdly, I'm lucky enough to own 2 fishing boats! Weather it's Lake Michigan or a small inland lake, it's just great to fish wearing diapers! No need to try and pee in a bucket when out in a boat on the lake for 4 or more hours! Anyway, We've gone fishing several times and when away from any other boats, the shorts usually come off and we fish in the boat in just our shirts and diapers. This past Wednesday we had planned to fish an inland lake that was pretty populated, meaning the shorts would have to remain on all afternoon to cover our diapers. As fate would have it, the lake we planned on fishing at was closed to boat access so we had to go to another nearby lake. The other lake was about half the size, but on the plus side there was only one house on it and that was up a small rise and surrounded by trees. You could only see it from one small part of the lake. Needless to say, it wasn't long after launching the boat that the pants came off and we were fishing in our diapers. Disposable plastic backed PER-FIT with a diaper doubler for me covered with plastic pants, and my friend had disposable diaper, stuffer, several layers of cloth diapers and plastic pants to top everything off. He had been drinking coffee and tea all morning so the diapers were well used by the time we were done fishing. I stress that if there are any people at all around, the pants stay on! It's only when we are by ourselves with no chance of being seen by anyone that the pants come off. We are both straight and not AB's but DL's. We just enjoy doing a favorite activity like fishing in the boat but we enjoy doing it whiel wearing our diapers! Something about 2 grown men fishing out in a boat in t-shirts but thick diapers and plastic pants in place of our regular jeans or shorts just makes the experience that more enjoyable!

Ditto! Attends has always been one diaper that goes up higher in the back. Now, since it has 6 tapes, what you can do is pull the diaper up even higher in the back and fasten the middle tape where you would normally fasten the top tape in front and just forget about fastening the top tape. That will allow only 2 tapes fastened per side, but your diaper will be a lot higher in back without sacraficing much in the front.

Sounds like a good question for the Mythbusters!

Sakapupi - Japanese for "Dirty Diaper"

I love cedar point but haven't been there in at least 5 or 6 years. Roller coasters are great and Cedar Point has the most coasters and the biggest.

can we talk about nappies instead?

Can we all say OFF THE TOPIC?

The proof is in the pudding, so they say! I see you must have been on the sky ride over the park. It would have been interesting had you taken off your shorts and a gust of wind carried them over the side of the basket!

YEah, diapers and zippers! Not a good combination. That's happened to me before. Fortunatly, I discovered it when putting on my jeans and the zipper got stuck! Rather than waste the diaper I had on my removing it and throwing it away, I just put a strip of clear packaging tape over the tear and that worked fine. Of course, that only works if you discover the tear before wetting your diaper!

I haven't had a diaper change since I was about 6 years old. I would like maybe to experience having my diaper changed, but since I'm not at all AB it would have to be a situation where I was in the hospital or something and was in diapers and unable to change them myself. Then it would have to be a woman nurse, no guys. No, "Are we wet this morning? Do we need changed?" In fact, it would be better if I asked for a change when I needed it and it was done in a totally professional way.

How about this mode of transportation for him? An operating meat grinder! It may move slow but it does the job! Or maybe a herse!

I don't like seeing poop. I don't like pictures of people who post their open messy diapers. I don't like seeing poop leaking out of someone's diapers either. I don't mind watching a video of someone in a diaper pooping, where you can all of a sudden see the back of their diaper buldge out as they load it up. Thats as far as it goes for me and poopy diapers.

I guess you might think about what it is that turns you off the most about the clean up. Is it the smell? If so, maybe you shoulc get some Nullo tablets and take them to cut the smell way down. Is it because you don't have a good place to really clean up afterwards? If so, then I'd say wait until your home alone where you can shower and take your time cleaning up. I just don't know what to tell you. You like the actual pooping in your diaper but don't like the aftermath. Maybe you just have to find the right ballance between the two.

This is what manufacturers base their products on. Sales, discreetness and a market they have created aimed at people who have bladder leakage problems. Not the AB/DL community. Yes, I like plastic backed disposable diapers, but they have been disapearing in leau of cloth backed disposables. Why? As stated, manufacturers are trying to disasociate adult incontinence products from actual "diapers" in the minds of people who have to wear them for actual need. After all, they have been calling even the tape on disposable adult diapers "Briefs" for years and years. Now, how making their diapers cloth like will disasociate adult incontinence products from actual "diapers" in the minds of people I'll never know! They are still diapers and now even actual baby diapers are made with the same cloth like backing! The other reason is regular underwear, briefs and boxer shorts are made out of cloth, like cotton. Manufacturers are out to give thier incontinent customers a product that will make them seem more like they are wearing regular underwear. After all, you don't see white cotton undershirts with plastic backing. I would be comfortable in saying that most (not all) incontinent people are older than 40 years old, many of them much older. Since cloth backed disposable diapers are relativly new (8 years maybe), the incontenent people most likely remember Pampers, Huggies and Luvs as plastic backed diapers, either when they were young and wore them as toddlers or when they themselves used them on their own kids. Since they probably accociate plastic backed products with diapers, manufacturers figure cloth backed products may make them think more of regular underwear. Ok, why don't they just use cloth diapers then? Well, some people do. Many people do. Cloth diapers aren't as easily available in stores like disposable diapers are. Just about every drug store, grocery store and department store sells adult disposable diapers. Sure, you can get cloth diapers over the internet, but where in most towns can you just walk in and buy them? Plastic pants? Maybe at medical supply stores but mostly you have to get them mail order. Then, take into account that it's much easier to throw away a used disposable diaper than wash it (especially the messy ones). That's why it's more convienient and accessable to use disposables. Here is the real problem. Disposable underwear. Yes, they have their purpose in life, but they really are for occasional light bladder leakage, not incontinence. The powers that be (manufacturers) have created a market for disposable underwear, claiming that up to one in every three people experience bladder leakage so everyone should wear them just to be safe! As I've said before, look at the TV commercials. They make it seem perfectly normal to wear them in case you can't make it home in time, are stuck in traffic, etc. They've taken normal everyday situations that we've all experienced and turned them into perfectly normal and acceptable excuses for wetting our pants and needing their products. Their products are touted as being thin, discreet, comfortable and for every day use! Naturally! They want to sell their product and by making them thin and cloth backed, they make people accociate them with real every day underpants. If you don't believe me, just take a look at the new Depend's underwear in boxer style prints! See? It's a constant marketing ploy to come up with different ways to associate their products with regular underwear so they can get more people wearing them, thus selling more products and making more profits. Those of you that have been around 10 years or so, just think of when you used to go to the store looking for adult diapers. Yep, they were diapers and that was about all. Plastic backed tape on diapers. Now when you go to a drug store, grocery or department store, you might be lucky to find a package of actual diapers amongst the hundreds of packages of disposable pull on underwear. The market has been changing over the years. Plastic backed diapers are out and cloth backed pull on disposable underwear is in. It's all about the market that's been created by these companies and what they feel they can convince the public into buying the most. I think everyone will agree that it's easier to convince regular people to buy pull on disposable underwear to use for light leakage problems than to go out and buy actual tape on disposable diapers, let alone plastic backed ones! I fully expect one day to see a commercial showing a woman with a huge pile of laundry, perhaps a working woman who dosn't have that much time to herself due to her job. The commercial will say something like, "Do you really want to come home from a hard day at the office and do laundry? Why not just wear our all-purpose disposable underwear instead of washing you panties? In fact, our underwear will even save you time on those bathroom visits! Just wet you pants and throw your underwear away after use! Saves time and you never have to launder your underpants ever again!" We can only hope that the better companies realize there is still a need for actual adult diapers for those who are really incontinent and those companies will still produce them. Plastic backed diapers may survive with some of those companies, but only if people write and send in their comments about why the cloth backed ones don't work well (leaks and wicking at the legs, etc.). The majority speaks, so if you don't speak out about your favorite brand going to cloth backing, then we have no right to gripe.

I was wondering the same thing myself. I'm glad to find out that it's not a diaper with pockets sewn in it for you to carry your keys and wallet! You laugh, but look at those new blue jean Huggies diapers! They look like you could have your wallet and keys in the pocket!

How did the peppers get pickeled when they were on the plant? If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers, then companies like Vlasic, Clausen and others who spend all that time and money to pickle their peppers when they are already pickled before they are picked are just waisting their money and ours! No wonder pickles are so expensive in the store! Why didn't Peter Piper pick a peck of pickeled pickles, or a peck of pickels or peppers that were non pickeled? Perplexing!

I can see where wearing a diaper to an amusement park would be fun. The only thing I would say is change it regularly throughout the day when you need to, change it asap if you happen to mess it and don't purposly bother people around you with any smells if you can help it. Decency and consideration for fellow park guests suggest that you remove yourself from the ride line to go change a messy diaper if you and others can smell it.

What is interesting is the Dockers commercial playing on TV now. A group of people are walking across a big field singing a song, "I wear no pants, I wear no pants! I wear No pants!" It's true! They are not wearing any pants and the commercial shows very clearly these people walking and singing in their underpants and shirts. They are dressed normally except for wearing no pants. From the back, one person's white underwear could even be mistaken for a diaper (I'm pretty sure it isn't). Now, why would a commercial like that be acceptable, especially on national TV when it wouldn't be acceptable to wear diapers? For one thing, how often in real life to you ever see someone walking down the street dressed in everything but their pants, and their underwear is exposed to everyone? I'm sure it's happened but not very often. Aside from that Dockers commercial, I've never seen a group of people walking around in their underpants. The closest I've come to something like that is watching a marathon or running race where people are wearing running shorts which are about as skimpy as underpants sometimes. Now, even the DOckers company knows their commercial is probably disturbing or annoying to some people because at the end of it they say somethning like, "We'll keep showing this commercial until you buy Dockers" or something like that. Wearing just diapers in your home is cool. Wearing them under clothes when you go out is also cool. Flaunting the fact that you wear diapers to others isn't so cool. Wearing just diapers and no pants outside where people can see youisn't so cool. Dancing around in your house in just diapers in front of the open blinds so others can see you isn't cool. I'm not sure it's illeagle, but the only reason I could think of someone going around in their house in diapers in front of windows is to get their jollies from others seeing them. Otherwise, close the blinds or put on a pair of shorts. On the other hand, breaking into someone's house to steal their kids diapers (clean or dirty) is illeagle and should cause that person to be arrested. Parading around children in diapers may not be illeagle, (it may be) but what would a normal parent think when they heard about it or saw it? YEAH! PEDOFILE! I know that's what I would probably think myself and surely wouldn't want my children to be around someone like that! Personally, even though I'm a DL myself, if I saw an adult purpously showing his diapers to my kids, either by pulling his pants down a little to show them or parading around in just diapers in front of them (even if he was in his own house and purpously parading around in front of his windows when he knows my kids are out front playing) I'd first say something to him about it. If he persisted, then I would probably call the cops myself. I know some people will say, "He's in his own house and your kids are the ones outside looking at him through his window". That is a good point, but it all comes back to the same thing. WHy do it in the first place unless your only aim is to get your jollies by having people see you in a diaper? Otherwise you would pull down the shade or cover up your diaper. Yeah, I know some people will say it's a person's right to do what they want in their own house. Not always. You can't leagally have a meth lab, grow marijuana, hold someone hostage, beat up someone, kill someone, store stolen items, abuse animals, things like that in your own house. There are laws that prevent some things from being done even if you are in the privacy of your own house. The bottom line is, can you do it or should you be doing it.

Have you ever though of getting a waterbed? Easy to clean and sponge off the mattress after an accident.

I googled Toronto Sun and did a site search for man in diapers, diapers and diaper fetish. Didn't find any hits about what you are talking about at all. I went back through the hits that mentioned diapers and man in diapers for a month and didn't see any artical like what you discribed. Maybe you can google Toronto Sun yourself and look. Maybe I missed something.