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Make sure you are in good health first. An infection is not addressed with diapers.

Elfy - With Morocco out of the Cup, so am I. Thanks for the updates. Your coverage is to be admired!

Thanks!

Why not? You can count me in. In the very unlikely event that I win, please give my prize to this site.

Mike - Just keep on doing what you are doing. It works and we appreciate it, ads and all. And special thanks for going the extra mile to let us, and those who complain, what it takes for this great site. In my opinion, you set the bar for what a site like this should be. And a high bar it is! Thanks!

You both very effectively describe my situation as well. My official diagnosis is BPH. Taking FloMax regularly has lessened the symptoms for me, but still often have urgency, pain, and dribbling. Very uncomfortable and distracting to say the least. Because I am a lifelong DL, diapers are a natural step in managing these symptoms. Do I need diapers? To be honest, they give me far more protection than I need. But, being overboard, I do not have to worry about finding a restroom for a flood or go through the hassles of using male guards or disposable underwear, both of which I find to be uncomfortable. Yes, you have a legitimate reason to wear. Only you can determine if that is the right path for you. Perhaps give it a try discretely at first and then decide if this is your best choice. Whatever you choose, I wish you well!

Good decision! Quitting smoking is one of the wisest things I have ever done. I wear 24/7 and have used the Certainty brand from Walgreen's extensively. Thankfully I moved on from those and now wear Tranquility Smart Core that I purchase form @LLMedico.com. Hold much more and quite discrete for me. Cloth backed and breathable, I manage hot weather with them well, including three days in South Carolina this last weekend. Everyone's needs and circumstances differ, I can only tell you what works for me and encourage you to enjoy the trial and error process of finding what works for you! Best of luck to you!

It may have no connection but those allergic to latex should avoid bananas. It may not have been the glycerin that caused your allergic reaction and anaphylaxis.

Sorry. Hope you feel better soon.

Wet diapers are quite comfortable for me as long as there are no leaks. Wetting my pants is quite enjoyable. Staying in my wet pants once they cool, not so much.

Well said.

Thanks for the assist finding a replacement lock and key set. Found them on Amazon for $6.99. Bought two. No sense taking chances.

Thank you!

Still wearing off and on and enjoying my chastity cage. For me, it was worth the time and effort to remove the mold parting lines and smooth the ring to ensure my continued comfort. However, I have had my first actual problem with this device - the lock fell apart! And I am having a difficult time finding a replacement. Does anyone have an idea where I could order one of these?

You certainly made my day look much better! Hope that things take a turn for the better for you very soon.

If you have seen this, report it to one of the site admins! They cannot be everywhere all the time and will appreciate the heads up.

Definitely material for the Bad Joke thread! Bad, yet still funny.

Diaper and a T-shirt most nights, sometimes with a pair of gym shorts.

Thank you and Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!

Mike, So sorry to hear that this travesty continues. I think it safe to say that you have done your part to resolve the problem and to no good end. Normally, I would not recommend such a path but have you considered contacting the local media? There is usually one outlet nearby that has some kind of consumer assistance/intervention program, if for no other reason than to boost their own ratings. Your story, occurring as the holiday rapidly approaches, may have some human interest story value to them. Perhaps the hospital may find some motivation from a broader audience involvement. Good luck going forward, and the best of the season to you and yours! Don

And the journey continues. Following my last post I removed the device for work on Tuesday and again for about 4 hours on Wednesday. Have had it on ever since. The time I took to smooth off the ridges seems to have paid off as I rarely am bothered by any irritation. In fact, I quite like the feeling of wearing.

Sincerest condolences to you and your family. Take all the time you need.

And now another 30 hours of wearing and counting. Seem to have the irritation thing mostly under control. May take it off for work tomorrow as I am on site a customer facility.