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Mars.inDiapers

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  1. Honestly, yes, and it's not a good trend. If it keeps on going, it's going to cause a lot of headaches for people in the future. A lot more diapers produced and used is a lot more raw materials used up, lot more energy consumed, lot more emissions released, lot more waste dumped or burned, and all there will be to show for it will be lot more profit made by corporations that are already filthy rich enough as it is, and droves of children in diapers who wouldn't have needed to be.
  2. Many of us who love pooping in diapers have often felt potty regret when we did a #2 on the potty (or worse yet, the toilet) that would have felt much better if done in a diaper, which we at the time didn't or couldn't wear for some reason, but what about the other way around? Have you ever had a moment that you done a poo in your diaper on purpose (that is, it wasn't an accident that you couldn't prevent) and despite usually liking to do so, this time you really regretted it? I know I have. Once I arrived to work an hour late (luckily with no repercussions; my place of employment is pretty pretty chill about late arrivals on afternoon shift) because I spent too much time cleaning up my messy butt, and I didn't even feel all that excited from having pooped my diaper as I usually do, and couple of times it was too firm and I actually hurt myself from pushing too hard. No fun.
  3. Many of us here grew up without any kind of support channel that would help us understand our ABDL tendency or kink. Yet here we are. You know what, I think young ABDLs will be okay even without a dedicated support online platform for them. They have possibilities that so many of us have not even dreamed of. Some of us were growing up way before computers were commonplace, let alone the internet. Teens today probably know how to use modern conveniences better than they know how to breathe, so I wouldn't worry about them being left in the dark about their unusual inclinations, should they have any. At the very least, they are sure to easily find out they don't need to feel lke we used to (that we were all alone in the world with this weird interest). Realistically, they'll find out so much more; a simple google search will yield so much content at their disposal, they are sure to find out what they need to know, even if they have to do so passively because sites like this wont let them join before they become of age. Of course, unless you resort to age verification with some official ID, you can't stop them coming under false pretense of adulthood, but it's not something that should be accepted or even encouraged. That's just asking for trouble. So yeah, if they keep it honest and don't lie about their age to create accounts on sites like this one, it means they'll have harder time asking direct questions specific to their case, and it means they'll have to sift through a lot of rubbish along the way. Especially if their search leads them to Quora (jesus christ the answers there are so bad, and the questions somehow even worse). But that's life. Nobody is guaranteed to have someone else pave their way for them. And in this case, we can't do it, even if we wanted to. The moment such a support channel is created, pervy adults will flock there and exploit the underage members. With or without their knowledge. It's inevitable. We can't stop this exploitating completely, but the last thing anyone should do is to directly facilitate that.
  4. I'm 34, understand it perfectly, and I'm not sure if I should be happy about it or not.
  5. Actually it kind of is about ice cream, or rather it is derived from it, as vanilla is the basic, default flavor of it. So if something other than ice cream is said, figuratively, to be "vanilla", it means it's the standard, non-special, run-of-the-mill, plain old boring thing.
  6. I tried weed, multiple times with friends who smoke it regularly, who gave me advice "how" to smoke it, yet every time I felt like it had no effect on me whatsoever. So I have no desire to try it again, diapered or not, because what's the point.
  7. So despite the fact that I absolutely love pooping in diapers and then sitting in it and spreading it everywhere - the messier the merrier - I really, really, REALLY don't like getting my hands dirty, in fact I'm a bit of a neat freak, obsessed with cleanliness ... I wash my hands probably more often than is recommended, and when I have to get the poopy diaper off of me and clean myself up, I'll wear nitryle gloves for the handling of the dirty diapers and primary cleaning with wet wipes before I jump into the shower. But this time I ran out and had none to do the job, so yeah, I was super messy this morning and inevitably during cleanup some of it got on my fingers 😭 Not my favorite part of this hobby. What's your position on this? Do you also use gloves? Are you super careful so that it doesn't happen to you? Do you not mind it when 💩happens?
  8. I padded up super thickly yesterday at around 10 am, done some pees, and I fell asleep by the TV sometime after midnight. I woke up around 8AM, and about an hour later I felt the pressure so I pooped and oh my god, it was just perfect, soft, massive volume, easy to get out, it felt so good, I masturbated, peed a couple times and then later fell asleep on my stomach, when I woke up again I stayed in it a little longer, had another poo, also sizable but smaller than the first one, so in the diaper it went, and shortly after noon I went to clean myself up. I then padded up again, same thick setup as before, as I have a day of today, but I'll have to get out of it before I go to work tomorrow 5AM so I can only pee this time around.
  9. I went diapered to pickup an order from electrical supplies store, and the diaper I wore was Seni Super Quattro XL, and another one on top of it, AND a Tykables Camelot on top of that ... so that was quite a funny walk with all that, but I had a long coat so I think it wasn't noticable (probably?), and I didn't drive to the place, I went by metro ... and when I got there I realized I had the order sent to a store on the exact opposite side of the city, so my trip took a lot longer than anticipated. So yea, that was fun 😁
  10. So yesterday I realized I didn't have any of my preferred brands of diaper rash cream (Nivea Baby, or alternatively Sudocrem) on hand, and of the 6 different grocery stores and drugstores I visited, they had it in exactly zero of them, so I got something else, and I wasn't very impressed with it, it was too thin in consistency for my liking, so I went quantity over quality and basically bathed in it. Well, not exactly but the layer I slathered on my parts was anything but thin. It didn't help much anyway, today morning day I pooped, then had a couple of pees and felt asleep again so I stayed in that for extra 4 hours or os, and the cream made barely any difference in regards to protecting my skin. However, even with the creams I like, I tend to use probably a lot more than is necessary, because I find that I just like the way it feels on my parts. How much do you like to use?
  11. Methane is odorless, you probably meant sulfane? (sorry, I am kind of a nitpicker, I know ...)
  12. I finally decided to change mine. My new username is a play on my actual first name, the planet Mars (or the ancient roman god of war Mars), and the fact that I am, sometimes, actually in Diapers.
  13. What's worse than you having an accident where you don't make it to the toilet and wet yourself? Your toilet having an accident and wetting itself. Basically, some part of plumbing sprang a leak, sprayed the wall, stripped some paint off it and by the time we noticed, there was a mini flood in the WC room on the upper floor in my mom's house, where my grandma lives. Luckily it was just the water supply line, which happened to be old and brittle, so it cracked, and all I had to do was to make a 10 minute drive down to a hardware store, buy a new one and replace it. Right? Wrong. I replaced the line, but by doing so, the float inside tank got out of alignment and would not shut off the water, making it overflow. I had to fix the float, which meant I had to remove the tank lid, which meant I had to unscrew the flush button from then lid first aaaand ... of course it too was old and brittle broke off instead. I figured, that can't be that much of a problem, it just pushes on a little plastic pushrod that actuates a lever that actuates another lever that lifts the flush valve, so even if it broke off, it should still work. Right? Wrong. The fllushing mechanism was, for some reason, more complicated than that, and in order for the toilet to flush more than just once, that little rod thing not only needs to be pushed down, but then also pulled back up, which is done by a return spring that lifts button which pulls the rod back up, but it can't work when the button is no longer attached to the rod. So I had to jury-rig it somehow and make it sort of work for now, before I could order replacement parts and fix it properly. Which in the end I managed to do, but it was a major hassle (Not to mention in the process I had to waste about 100 liters of fresh water by repeated testing that it flushed, filled up, didn't leak and shut the water feed off once full, with no overflowing. That's not including the amount that leaked in the first place.), and quite an unnerving experience, because this was actually kinda serious. Apart from the flood it caused (which if left unchecked would spill down into electrical panel that's located right underneath the WC room), my grandma is pushing 85 years, her mobility has gotten quite poor as of late, so I couldn't just leave it not fixed and have her have to go up and down a flight of stairs every time she needs to use the WC. At that point I thought to myself how ironic it the whole situation was - here I am, trying my damn best to fix a stupid appliance, but solving one problem just leads to a whole new one I now need to deal with, and if I had my way, I'd much rather just get rid of the thing completely because diapers exist and they are better than toilets. And right there in my bedroom, right next to grandma's room, I had my travel bag, packed full of diapers, and I, being 33, able bodied and quite fit, would wear them on some nights during my stays, and my grandma, being 51 years my senior, actually has less of a need for diapers than I do (and my need isn't even physiological), since despite her age, she's still doing just well continence wise, and while I do it because have a strong desire to wear diapers, she on the contrary has a strong desire not to wear diapers. In fact, she's been quite adamant about not wanting to ever end up needing diapers, whenever the conversation among our family somehow veered to that kind of subject. It's understandable from her perspective; she recounted to me the stories about her mother (my great-grandmother), how she in the last stage of her life was completely immobile and incontinent, how difficult it was to take care of her, how sorry such a state of being must have been ... Regardless, as I was trying to fix the toilet, I amused myself with the idea that I could make fun of the situation by saying, jokingly of course, something like "Sorry nan, that darn thing is fubar, nothing I can do about it. How about I go get you some Pampers instead." Which technically would have been the easiest solution, I mean I had my travel bag worth of diapers literally right there! And at the same time, it would have been the most impossible solution. Apart from the fact that such proposal, if meant seriously, would very likely not go over well with my grandma, for reasons stated above, my family has no idea about my ABDLness or my diapers (and I intend to keep it that way), and if I all of sudden came up with a stack of adult diapers, most of them clearly not being of the plain old variety you'd get at a pharmacy or medical supplies store, that would surely make for a quite an awkward situation, and require some very difficult explaining on my part. I feel that simply saying: "Here you go grandma. I just somehow happen to have these adult-sized diapers on hand. Don't ask me why I have these. Or where I got them from. Or why almost all of them have this colorful babyish printing on them. Need-to-know basis." wouldn't quite cut it. But it was a funny thought nonetheless, one that made me chuckle in a rather unpleasant situation. And it was a reminder that once again, diapers are better than toilets. Your diaper leaks? Worst case scenario, you'll have some stains on your clothes and your floor or furniture. Your toilet lealks? Best case scenario, you'll have some floor mopping and some plumbing to do. Worst case scenario, you flood your whole damn building, and the damages will scale with every single liter of water spilled.
  14. The "you never know" part is the important one. We don't get to involve a person into our thing until we do know they're into it. By coming to this forum and posting on it, you consented to being involved in this lifestyle/kink/quirk/whatever-we-call-it, potentially being featured in other members toughts, which potentially can be of sexual nature. The disabled patients in group home mentioned above almost certainly did not consent.
  15. I'm pretty sure it must have been one of the few cloth flats remaining from my or my sister's baby years, still stashed away among bed linens and other cloths in a wardrobe back at my parents' old house. So obviously in my teen years I snatched them without anyone noticing them missing, and used them. At first only wearing, just for the feeling, usually wrapped around something else for extra bulk, usually pillowcase or bedlinen, the diaper flat being there mainly for that square-pattern look and soft feel. Of course I eventually wanted to step things up a notch and actually use the diapers. But as I had no waterproof pants or anything like that (I used elastic swim trunks to hold the diapers in place), I ruled out peeing in them, so I pooped in them instead. And boy it felt awesome. The sheer excitement of pooping in a diaper for the first time ever since after potty training, can not be replicated. Unfortunately, it was impossible for me to get them clean again by hand washing them, and putting cloth diapers dirty with poop stains among other laundry to be machine washed would definitely lead to some questions I most certainly didn't want to be asked, let alone answer them. So I had no choice but to throw them away afterwards 😭
  16. The logic is sound. Babies can't make a proper review of a stroller, can they now. Obviously then, the best thing to do is make a scaled-up version for adults and have them review it. Now we just need Pampers to pick up the gauntlet and make scaled-up versions of diapers for adults to review. I know some parents might be uneasy about the idea of trying diapers on themselves, but I'm sure there will be plenty of volunteers to take up that particular task.
  17. I'm not generally opposed to change in how we do things, but sometimes it's better to take baby steps first. Wouldn't want this turn out to be a piss poor, shitty construction.
  18. Don't remind me 😭 I watched the game 7, and despite the bad start I had confidence in Bruins turning it around. But then the tying goal came and I just somehow knew that they were screwed. And now the news from our national team manager came that neither Pasta nor Krejčí can come for the world championship ☹️ Understandable, but it still sucks.
  19. Welp, of the two, it's only the pacifier that makes me feel babyish, gives me that little bit of extra push into the littlespace, or gets me excited / in the right mood. The thing is, a pacifier, similarly to a diaper, is an item that has an inherent babyish quality about it; it is inseparably associated with babyhood, it can have features that accentuate that quality (baby colors, cute pictures on the mouthguard, lanyard with cute pictures or patterns on it, etc. A thumb, on the other hand (hehe 😛) ... it's just an appendage, that most people have. Nothing special about it. There are much more interesting appendages to stick in your ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ... aaaanyway! Before I get inappropriate. My thumb, apart from not feeling particularly nice to suck (I suffer from frequent skin cracks around my nails), doesn't really do anything for me in that place. There's also nothing particularly babyish about it, especially now that I'm 33 and it's gotten hardened by lots of hard work, and I reckon it's not going to get any softer with time. Also, just in general, I prefer not to stick any digits into my mouth if I don't have to. I don't lick them clean after eating - that's what napkins, or water and soap are for, I don't use them to dislodge pieces of food stuck between teeth - that's what toothpicks and floss are for, and I don't bite my nails either.
  20. All you ice hockey fans 🥅🏒 if you are out there, let us know: who's your favorite for the 2023 Stanley cup? I'm rooting for Boston Bruins 🐻- six of my fellow countrymen on that team! And if by some misfortune they don't make it .... well, at least I hope we can get Pastrňák and Krejčí to come back to play for the national team in the 2023 IIHF Championship!
  21. The title alone, in which a person is referred to as "this thing" is enough to know that the author of the video is a an utter piece of shit, an excuse for a human being, not worth even one click on the video, and if you'd rather associate with him instead of an innocuous person from ABDL community who's done nothing wrong to anybody, and want to be a judgmental prick yourself because you dont like their particular style, go on then. Be on your way. Good riddance.
  22. And it's not this particular one. Not relevant. The linked site is about disposables. Which part of that do you not comprehend? Yes, having more options is better than having fewer options. But "better than" does not on its own imply the base wasn't already good enough. That needs to be evaluated on its own, and when it comes to things where subjective, personal preferences come into equation, which is this case, then "good" can mean "good enough for someone". I keep seeing you, all the time, posting your unsolicited advices into discussions, tantamount to basically proselytizing (often quite arrogantly) about the "superiority of cloth diapers", where it's crystal clear that the talk is NOT about cloth diapers. That of course doesn't seem to stop you from trying to make it so. When was the last time someone invaded the Cloth Diapers & Panties section of the forum with the same kind of rhethotic that you use, but in reverse (which could be summed up as "cloth diapers are useless rubbish, don't anyone even think of using them") ? Never? You're the one so adamant on so often reminding everyone, including people not interested, of your views that you are so convinced of, it's borderline zealotry. Why would you need to do so? If cloth diapers are the best thing since sliced bread, then people will figure it out on their own. So why is all this preaching necessary? Measure up to what? Your standard? Your standard is that no cloth diapers = no good. However, your standard is just that - Your standard. Emphasis on the your part. It is not "The One and Only Standard" And I have the perfect right to respond to it by saying your comment is off topic / missing the point / irrelevant / etc. when I deem it to be so. Technically this is a private forum where rules and conditions set by owners/administrators apply, which may or may not necessarily align with the 1st amendment of the US constitution, or other similar clauses guaranteeing free speech, and if one of the rules was "no propagation of cloth diapers or complaining about lack thereof", your comment would be in violation, it could be deleted, and you could be banned for repeated violation of that hypothetical rule, regardless of how silly such rule would be, and there would be bugger all you could do about it. Anyway, last part of my previous post was me trying to answer your question of "what makes them any good?". Have you got anything of substance with which you'd like to respond to that, or are we just going to see more ranting about how I'm blind to the One true religion of cloth diapers, and being offended because I dared to make a snide remark about it?
  23. ABU, I think needs to get their act together on the AlphaGators and Little Kings, because they are not without issues. I do like them still, but they are not beyond criticism. Besides the astronomical price and abysmal availability, they are very inconsistent in quality. Tapes aren't always attached quite right, sometimes the absorbent core is slightly off center, the positional print is sometimes off center, and twice in a row a I had a size L little king leak on me because the standing leak guard on one side completely separated from the leg cuff. I wasn't even near half the rated capacity (= 7.5 liters) and it was almost bursting in seams. The core on these is too narrow and too thin (not enough fluff) to reliably absorb even halfmof what it claims to be able to absorb. And if the new Tykables will be something like a breathable version of Camelots, with same build quality, then I believe they will indeed outperform ABU AG/LK. Perhaps not in the cuteness rating (I think the Little Kings are truly the Kings of cute ABDL disposable diapers, and will remain unbeaten in that regard for a long time, but that's subjective), but in function, definitely. This arms race of who has the highest milliliter capacity rating isn't helping anyone (at least not anyone on the customer side of things), when it appears that all the diaper makers do to increase it is, they take their diaper with the highest absorbency rating, and then change absolutely nothing, except up the content of sodium polyacrylate and voila, we have an even higher absorbency diaper (on paper). Doesn't matter if it was already something ridiculous, like 7 liters (which is way more than an adult person should even drink per day, let alone urinate per day), it's now 8 liters. Next update is going to be 9. Or 10. Hell, why not crank it up all the way to 11. It's one more, isn't it, therefore one better, isn't it? If there are no improvements done to make it possible for all the SAP to absorb fluid in meaningful manner, then the rated absorbency becomes meaningless.
  24. You sound like the kind of person who posts the "wHY AReNt THerE aNy coRDeD oPTioNS!!? " comment on a site dedicated to reviewing cordless drills. It's irrelevant if you think X is better than Y. It's irrelevant if X is better than Y. They decided to focus on Y, and they to stick to that. Don't like it? Nobody is forcing you to read it. Something doesn't have to be good for everybody in order to be any good at all. In fact, there are very few things that are universally good for everybody. Like water and oxygen. And what makes this review site any good at all? Mainly the methodology. Very thorough, consistent and objective. Apparently it's just one person doing all this, so the limited scope should be understandable.
  25. It is kind of my quirk to overanalyse things, and sometimes share my observations and conclusions with others. I'm glad that you enjoyed it ?. It's a nice feeling, knowing there is someone, even if it's just one person, who appreciates it, so that it wasn't all for nought. Yes. This, so much this, that is so spot on, I like my time spent as a little boy who still wears diapers but "shouldn't" wear them anymore, to feel like that. It just feels so awesome.
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