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Lol nope, haven't bought from them since.

They were phenomenal diapers a few years ago, but I got a case last year which was very disappointing. The site and email advertised 50% off cases, still charged me full price. No big deal, I was willing to pay full price anyways based on what I had received in the past. The new ones though were thinner, far less absorbent, and prone to leaking. Customer service admitted to the pricing error and apologized, sent me a 15% off coupon that expired two weeks later. Decent daytime diaper with full coverage, but at that price point I'd rather get BetterDry/Crinklz diapers.

I've always wanted to wear diapers for as long as I can remember, going back to early childhood. I remember wrapping blankets between my legs to feel like a diaper even though I was already potty trained. Discovered adult diapers and incontinence at the same time from a medical textbook I was reading for kicks (I was a weird kid lol) and have been fascinated by incontinence since. The idea of untraining and/or wearing 24/7 wasn't at all appealing until a few years ago and has steadily become more intriguing over the years. It's definitely something I fantasize about fairly frequently these days, but I'm also aware the reality brings a lot of complications I'm not ready and/or willing to deal with just yet.

I love the idea of wearing and using diapers 24/7, but changing becomes a huge chore only a few days in. The longest I've made it was a little over 3 weeks until changing became too much of a hassle. Same reason I don't mess, though I might feel differently about messing and 24/7 if someone was around to help out every so often.

Leaked pretty badly at work halfway through my shift the other day, with no spare diaper. Fortunately I usually work alone on the night shift and the chairs are vinyl so cleanup was easy, but sitting in cold jeans and a leaky diaper on top of paper towels and trying to hide my wet butt on the way out was not something I'd like to repeat.

Lol thanks, fixed. The site has my real birthday, guess I just figured the age would update itself. Oops.

Never had any real bed wetting issues after being potty trained, maybe one or two incidents throughout the years. I had gotten to the point where if I fell asleep in a slightly wet diaper, I'd wake up soaked with no memory of going because my body knew it was safe to go. Now I'm able to go to bed with a dry diaper and I'll wake up with it fully soaked. It's wonderful 😊 Still dry when sleeping unpadded

Spent a decade as an EMT and EMS dispatcher, now working as a crisis counselor.

Originally from Queens, up in Western NY by the Canadian border now. Would love to meet some locals up here

All my diapers and ABDL stuff are out of sight in drawers or closets, but within very easy reach. The only possible tipoff from a casual glance would be the several boxes of LEGO all over the place.

I can vouch for what @oznl said about going to bed a little wet. I've noticed that by going to bed a little wet every night and drinking lots of water before falling asleep, I go from a slightly damp diaper at night to thoroughly soaked (and sometimes leaking) in the morning with no recollection of waking up. The first time it happened it scared me off diapers for several months, but I'm doing it again as of late. So far I usually give myself one or two nights of regular underwear to make sure I don't become a real bedwetter, but if I wear six nights, I'm waking up soaked out of four of those.

If I'm alone, t-shirt and nothing covering the diaper, otherwise PJs or heavy lounge shorts to cover up the sound.

I've worn a diaper to college classes and I definitely wear to concerts. The venue bathrooms are usually disgusting and I don't like to miss anything at a concert, so a diaper is a no brainer for me.

I had a messy accident a couple of years ago at a fancy restaurant. Reeeeaaaaalllllyyyyy wish I had been in a diaper at the time. Fortunately it was contained to the inside of my pants and nobody else realized it, but it still felt humiliating for me.

NYC here, little bit too south for you, lol.