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Tried the black MegaMax in April, and they were fantastic. Really thought Northshore nailed it this time. Felt like the original MegaMax in every way. My SO also really likes the black, but I like white diapers, so I decided to balance the two. Got a resupply of the white a few weeks back, and... ugh... "Mommy! They shrunk the MegaMax again!" I didn't really have to say it. It was, well, obvious. The diaper was way softer than the black Mega Max from April, okay, not a terrible thing if everything else is the same. But it feels a lot thinner. And the first wetting totally confirmed that. It was immediately visible. A normal MegaMax shows almost nothing first go. By the third wetting, it looked like an Attends with waistband. A giant pool of gel between my legs, and hardly anything up front. I really hope this is just a bad bag. This goes back to being what I wish the Supreme was. If the Supreme was like this, I'd buy a case of Supreme for everyday wear, and a case of MegaMax for nighttime wear. (I don't hate Attends with waistband, it's just too thin - this isn't - but it doesn't hold the gel in place either). Northshore Adam, please just take what you did to this latest batch, slap a 'Mega Supreme' on it, charge $1.70 a diaper, and get Mega Max back to the way it was earlier this year! You'll get 2x the business.

Received the 2020 edition. When wet, it feels the same... here comes the but. But dry, it's not the same at all. The original, and 2019 versions were great with a fluff out. The 2020 version doesn't need a fluff out, but is more rigid. It just doesn't feel as fluffy when dry. How much that matters, depends on your use of them. For some, it's going to be a huge letdown. The diaper is more flexible, but when fluffed, is thinner and firmer. This is basically what I had hoped the Supreme would become. I understand a lot of people didn't do the proper fluff out, and Northshore probably was satiating that problem. But over time it may send me back to BetterDry in the long run. Those who want fluff when dry, will notice immediately.

Earlier this week I went into my drawer and pulled out what I thought was a Northshore. To my surprise, it was an A+ diaper. This was the moment that I realized Northshore and A+ are sourcing from the same factory. As we all know, Secure Plus and Bambino are the same - and a Bambino Classico is 95% identical to a Secure X-Plus. Here

Some time I notice I lose https:// in the URL. I realize it takes some effort, but please enforce encryption - by redirecting any http request to https. The big concern is that without https - people in the middle can log your URLs, and see what you're browsing. Bad news on a site like this.

I understand the concern, but just use Incognito mode on your home computer (using Google Chrome), combined with a Gmail account not linked to you, and you will be fine. If people found out at my day job that I was an ABDL... it would be a trainwreck. But I take the same precautions, and it is not a concern. Just don't take that machine to school, and you will never have a problem. When you close the browser window, all traces of your posting on DD are wiped from it. Seriously, Google built Icognito mode because (just for example), someone over there

It's CBS. A news network (and I'm including affiliates)

Fabine briefly offered an all-black diaper, and they cost a fortune. I could see myself having a case, but they're just too expensive.

Here's my advice... and this comes from being in a similar boat. Just leave some diapers around the house in places where you will spot them easily. Your bed, a table, wherever. If you want to wear more, it will be easily in eyesight, and you will do what you want to do - when you want to. The visual marker isn't something that will force you, it will work more as a reminder. I always leave a diaper on my bed, and more times than not... I wind up putting it on. I'm not 24/7, but I am wearing more and more...

If you want to conceal, thinner diapers are the best bet. Wearing boxes atop them can prevent the diaper from sticking through, and will also deaden the noise. But onesies will achieve the same result.

Grayfile just needs to take a day and organize. It should be fun burning them off, just don't buy anymore. Compulsive shopping with diapers can be a problem if left unchecked... thankfully, strict wearing 24/7 can tear through that stash quickly.

For me it's definitely infantile accomplishment. I love the notion that it fills up and that's my job! The mental break of being able to shut out the real world, combined with knowing that my only task is to relax, and let the diaper do its job. It's not my job to change it, just let it fill until it can't take anymore.

The show-all-new-posts thread is heavily loaded with Roleplay content. Is there a way to see all forum content without viewing new posts from that forum? Roleplay is very specific and hard to sift through under the current layout.

Case arrived, and they're... odd. Width-wise, they fit me perfectly as a medium. I'm a 38 and there's no problem there. But as others have mentioned, the padding placement constricts the legs. It goes too close to the wings. When you sit, it pushes the padding inward like a prybar. I think a larger one would be worse. Need to play around with them more. Haven't cast any final judgement, I mean, for the thickness this is probably the cheapest "thick" diaper out there...

There are two subjects here. Removing desire for an orientation and ceasing activity on that orientation. It's pretty easy to abstain from any sexual gravitation or orientation. Catholic priests and nuns live their entire lives in celibacy. It doesn't however, remove desire. Likewise, most people who are ego-dystonic and are unhappy with being homosexual, often develop bisexuality. They wind up not acting on their original homosexual desires, by developing new desires that are sufficient to satisfy the sexual urge. Others fall back to homosexuality if that 'pivot' is insufficient. All orientations/fetishes/kinks tend to fall in the same archetype. People often try other things to placate the fetish they disdain, and sometimes come back to it. Don't beat yourself up. Bottom line - if you don't want to be into diapers... go do other activities you find sexually interesting. Odds are, you can find something else that interests you. And if that doesn't work, accept that diapers frankly are a pretty easy fetish to have in your life. Most partners will not outright reject you. In my decades on earth, only one person has told me it would be a deal-breaker to a relationship. One person.

For me Attends with Waistband smokes Depends in every regard. The case I bought last week is the same as it has been for years. Thankfully, they seemed to have stopped messing with it. I still wish they put more sap back in them like the old days. Still, it has always been my mainstay low-cost, everyday diaper. Great for wetting, and other stuff too.

Ordered a bag via Amazon Prime. But here's the problem. A case is a great deal at $77... before shipping. Cases don't qualify for Amazon Prime, and cost $11 for ground shipping on either Amazon or direct from NorthShore.

BambinoDiapers.com and XP Medical are now stocking the Euro Tena Slip Maxi - but at Euro import prices as some have noted. I asked Gary if the $40/bag was the new style, and it is, so I bought a bag.

Interesting. XP Medical in the states said that the Tena Slip Maxi was now all-cloth. So this "NB" is what we need to seek to get the old kind back in the USA.

Surprised they let it air, considering the guy wasn't charged.

Nothing I can really give to commiserate with this story, except to share that lightning is dangerous but avoidable.

Lots of schools have dead days where it's popular to wear PJ's while studying before finals.