willnotwill

https://nypost.com/2025/05/16/lifestyle/diaper-shorts-bloomers-are-leaving-fashion-lovers-divided/

Welcome. Tons of discussions here for you to participate in. Hop right on in. I'm of a similar age and means and am at the "fuck it, I'm going to do some of this stuff before it's too late" mentality.

My wife refers to me "diaper pants" as being size 36T.

I'm happy to have my generator..

Many people mistake me for an adult because of my age.

We got one of those adjustable bed bases. Both my wife and I sleep with a slight incline now. Prior to that , I put a sheet of plywood under our matress and a couple of blocks at the top end to slope the entire matress.

When I was growing up I was given my father's navy footlocker as a toy box. As I got older, it got different kinds of toys in it and I added a small padlock to it. I kept it through college.

That's about the most content free website I've ever seen. One wonders if it was generated by AI. It wasn't until I got to the second video buried down at the bottom (the one that features the woman demonstrating attaching it to the diaper) that I got a clue what this product was all about. It does look like you must use a cloth backed diaper (it attaches via velcro to the diaper shell). But, oh well, I added some Megamax Air to my normal NSC autoship this week so I ordered one of these to play around with. I'll report back.

They work fine during the day (walking around and such). It does alert well before the diaper gets full. I guess if I moved it to a place more removed from where the pee starts to spread it might be better for that.

I have a couple of wetting alarms (one ancient MALEM and one wireless one). I put a small piece of paper towel inside the clip that's supposed to clip on your underwear and drop the whole thing intot he diaper.

There's no "right" way to characterize things. When I started I had no interest in being a baby, just being forced to wear diapers. Being forced into dresses and the like was a secondary thing. Now I dabble in the baby stuff. To use a classic meme:

Great job. I have a hidden closet in my office that leads into where all my "alternate" stuff (dresses, baby stuff, diapers...). I don't have anything approximating a play room or baby furniture or the like (though I do have a wood shop so I always toy with the idea of building some stuff. I agree with your "We ain't gettin' no younger" stuff. While I've accomplished alot (both in "real life" and in my alternative lifestyle), I definitely havea bucket list so to speak. I've already knocked off a ton of stuff off it now that I've made the committment.

Baby Possum doo doo doo doo doo doo