TaliZorahFanGirl

Is it racist that I only eat tacos from white women, and sausages from black men?

I have never understood the need to be incontinent. I mean I do wear 24/7, but I never have had this desire to lose control completely. I mean, I know it is happening, if I am tired I often don't even realize when I wet myself, about once a week I wake up wet. I have never made the active choice to lose it all though. I just liked wearing and using a diaper. I still like being diapered.

I normally only get up to the 60-70% point. As a person who chooses to be 24/7, the first thing I had to decide is that I could only do this if the impact was minimum on my life. It is why BMs only occur at home, or very specific other locations, and I got changed pretty often. The purpose of a diaper is to stay dry and clean, even when you are using your pants as your toilet. Using them to the point they leak seems counter productive.

Archery, competitive from High School until today.

If you want to quit, you can. Diapers are not natural. There is no part of our brain that is hard wired to need them. (I use need cautiously.) They are an artifact. Now, we make an association with artifacts and items, that over time become ritualized, and ritual items develop a need. Most of us would be in the ritual category. It becomes a need them, because it is serving to 'complete' an area in us. Some, it is we are so stressed, that giving up some control makes life easier, for others it is much more complex.

I was in the front of a room giving a lecture on local flora and fuana and just started to go, lecture went on like nothing had happened.

I wear a black bikini, and as soon as I can, I get diapered again. However, I am normally only in swim wear when I am at a friends house who has a pool, and she already knows I wear. When we are on the ocean, we are playing on our sail boat, so I normally have little need to worry about getting wet there and not having a place to change, and if I am worrying about it, then it is low on the list of things to worry about as our boat has sunk.

Don't label all social workers the same. Most of my friends are social workers and all of them go out of there way to make sure the children are safe, and part of that is determining if the parents, all hobby's and kinks, are detremental or not. A bad social worker takes the kids away when there is no obvious threat prior to do doing due dilligence.

Sky-diving is perfectly safe.

TSA has lots of little problems all the time. Most people just quietly put up with it and move on. I don't fly commercially often, but the times I do, I have never felt comfortable with what TSA has asked me to do, and when I ask to speak to a supervisor, or ask for a female agent, I normally get the threat of the 'full' search. I had one guy work very hard to get me to disrobe for him, every time I asked for a female agent, he would give me some bull shit reason, even threatening to arrest me.

I was a pilot thanks to good ole Civil Air Patrol. I own my own aircraft, a classic Cessna 182 (Ok not so classic, I got one of them new fangled 182 Turbo with g1000 cockpit, which is awesome. (Having learned on a traditional cockpit, and now using glass NEVER GOING BACK.) I also have flown, and have access to a jointly owned CJ2 and a Cessna 208 Caravan. The idea when we founded our tour company, is that we would go halfsies (we kind of went 1/8sies) on the two aircraft and share them with a near by tour company. The aircraft did not generate enough revenue, and of the four pilots, I was the only one certified to fly the CJ2. We still have the aircraft, and still maintain them. My company has taken on most of the work, and we do use them the most, but it is a once in a blue moon type affair.

Orwell is not a good comparison for this. TSA is much more down the lines of Fahrenheit 451 level nanny state. 1984 did not actually have a nanny state, but a heavily stratified fascist state disguised as communist/socialist.

You are a master of the emotional appeal. You disregard well researched facts, and use feelings. I don't believe the fault of the a rape, abuse, any of that, is the fault of the victim. By telling others they have to train to fight, wear protective clothing, you are saying when rape, abuse, what have you happens, it is the victims fault. That makes your argument part of the problem.

Sorry, you lose credibility when you say the VICTIM has to wear an uncomfortable device 24/7 just in case.

I never had an aha moment, and I still don't know. I do know one thing though. I don't care. I am in a same sex relationship right now, and I love my Abby. Before her, I was in a casual dating relationship with a guy who was awesome. I can't imagine someone being after Abby, but I do know that long before I even consider parts, I need to be attracted to the person, mind, body and soul.

I am a Charger fan. I was routing for the Sea Hawks as sort of revenge for the Broncos knocking my team out of the running. The safety at the beginning, I thought that was sweet... and going into half time, not bad, I felt my revenge quota had been met. Then it just kept getting worse... and when they switched to Manning sitting on the benches, it was obvious that he was crestfallen... I have seen that look in peoples faces before. Now I have met him and his brother, they used my company when in the area. I know he will recover from it, they are cheerful, optimistic guys, but I felt kinda bad watching them get crushed the way they were getting crushed.