ArtemisEnterri

None, as I have been completely out for the past week, and don't have the funds to buy any more... 😭

I play on several MMO's... DDO, Neverwinter, Star Trek Online, FFXIV (but only as free trial), Guild Wars 1, and recently started on SWtOR and ArcheAge...

Wish I could, but I can't even afford a pack of diapers without having to constantly visit goodwill or other thrift stores in search of them...

I'm so jealous... You are so lucky.

Mine won't even allow me to have any stored anywhere in the house, or even in my car... To be blunt about it, she calls people like us (ABs and DLs) "sick, perverted freaks"... In her mind, the ONLY people who should be wearing diapers are REAL babies (not "pretend" babies) and people with documented medical "need"...

I share your pain, married 27 years, and my wife absolutely HATES the idea of me liking diapers.

My wife ABSOLUTELY HATES my interests in diapers and panties... There is no way she would allow me to wear in her presence...

I like to wear pads with panties, but i prefer the thiicker pads, the ultrathins just don't have the same feel...

If I don't have the option of wearing diapers, i enjoy wearing panties (and the occasional maxi pads).

My only fetish interests are diapers or panties (with maxi pads when available).

I haven't been to a doctor's office since late 2018 / early 2019 for follow-ups from a car wreck I experienced in Gastonia, NC during May 2018. I now live in the Gaffney/Union/Spartanburg metro region, and figure that 5 years is a long time to go without basic check-ups. Can anyone recommend a good doctor in the area, one who is hopefully ABDL-friendly (a subject I never discussed with my previous doctor).

How goes the move?

What part of Spartanburg? I work in Spartanburg, but live in the farm country between Gaffney and Union/

I recently moved to the area. I live in the farm country between Gaffney and Union, and work in Spartanburg.

I recently moved to the farm country between Gaffney and Union, and work in Spartanburg.

Let me know if you ever decide to head up to the Greensboro or Winston-Salem areas (less than 90 minutes north of Charlotte).

Have you tried checking thepiratebay lately? That's where I get all my torrents...

Wow... Just, wow... So the good Doctor was on to Alicia from the very beginning... Very captivating story. (And I liked Babysitting Crew too.)

I prefer offering to sell "Oceanfront property in Montana"... LOL

I don't have current phone numbers for many of my friends and family, and most of them live in totally different states, so my only way of "keeping up" with them is through FB. I have 2 separate accounts, one with my real name, and one for AB/DL contacts... So far my 2nd account is still there...

Not to nitpick, but you seem to have a "continuity error" in your storyline... In chapter 1 you say the first meeting with Lydia was after his surgery when the CNA was changing his diaper, but then in chapter 3 you say it was a "fender bump" at a fast food joint...

That's kinda like what video game companies are doing these days with the "pay to play" games... You pay X for the box at the store, but then pay Y per month just to actually play the game... Same thing applies to the xBox network...

I have never noticed any "quality issues" with Guild Wars. As far as leveling "in no time", that depends on your play style and knowledge of the areas... The experience needed for each new level is exponentially more than what was needed for the previous, and as your toon levels, the amount gained from each kill drops and eventually reaches the point of 0 per kill. The only "annoyance" I have is that the max level is only 20, when other games I've played go higher... As far as updates, GW uses a "push" method. Each time you run the GW.exe file, it checks if that file has been updated and downloads the latest, then if anything has changed in the game data it downloads those changes as needed. All you see is an occasional download progress meter as you switch sections of the game. And I think GW has some things better than other MMO's. GW uses "private instances" when a player or party enters an explorable area or mission. The only areas where there are masses of people are the "town"/"outpost" zones. Private instances means no waiting in line to kill a certain quest monster or boss, no worries about your kills or loot being stolen by others who aren't with you. (GW assigns dropped items to members of the party in the instance, so only that person can pick it up...)

Don't forget the fact that said Apple device (iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPhone, etc) is also essentially "locked" to the PC used to copy ("sync") the audio tracks to it. You hook that same Apple device to a second computer, and the first thing iTunes will say is (paraphrasing cuz i can't remember the exact words) "This device was synced to a different computer, if you sync this device to this computer, all currently existing media will be erased from the device"... All other mp3 players I've owned (including my non-"smart" cellphones that have microSD sockets) allow me to add files from any computer without losing files added by a different machine...

Of course the numbers were low, it was a simple example of the mathematics involved (I've worked in the Accounting field for over 10 years...), but the basic facts still hold: they make MORE on the initial box sales than the original costs to produce the software and package the boxes. And if you factor in online, direct-download (boxless) sales, that's an even bigger profit margin per unit sale... Forcing people to pay extra per month to play a game they already paid X amount to purchase is essentially highway robbery... If NCSoft/ArenaNet can survive on box sales alone for Guild Wars (although they have monthly income for subscriptions to City of Heroes/Villains and Aion), why can't other companies? Answer: simple greed...