Raul

I wear for pleasure, both sexual and non-sexual, and probably equally so. For me, there is the fetish part of it plus the emotional feeling of vulnerability or whatever I can call it that comes from the diaper in all of its components (feel, sound, the smell of the plastic). There is also the non-sexual part in the fact that, for me, a diaper just feels nice to wear! I love the bulk. I love the way it feels.

Love love LOVE Tranquility ATN maximum protection! For me, the fit, design, absorption and sound (they are very noisy) are perfect! I've heard complaints about the tapes but I, frankly, haven't had any. If you are careful when putting them on, putting the tapes in their proper place and using a bit of force to make them stick, they work perfectly. At least for me. For those on a budget, too, the price cannot be beat. They are just over a buck a diaper.

I've been wearing more-or-less all the time for about 6 months now. I wear for pleasure so I can't really comment on advantages or disadvantages since my experience, I think, is quite different from those working towards incontinence or real diaper dependence. I will, however, share my experience for what it's worth. I wear Tranquility ATN maximum protection diapers. After trying numerous others, I find these are the best for me for a variety of reasons:

Jesus, Frank, they are really busting you in the nuts here!

I can imagine this is a challenge because I still find myself with some diapering mishaps and I am at my proper weight for my height.

It's interesting what you see when you hang around the incontinence aisles of pharmacies and department stores.

Quickly, here, to address the odor issue.

The more I think about this all (wearing in public and the fear or worry of being 'outed') the more I realize it's all really a state of mind.

I agree.

I love this thread so am happy to do my part to keep it going!

Thanks for the advice!

Well said!

I did wear a diaper to the office for the first time this week.

I diapered up for today's tennis game after-work.

The Tena slip didn't work at all for tennis.