jeremy12312

Since most folks have zero accidents per month, you might be further down that diagnosis than you realize. Doctors see dozens of patients every day compared to you just knowing your own history and experience, and are better at recognizing patterns on these things. You know, diagnosing. Make it the rest of the year without another incident, and maybe it'll get chalked up to misdiagnosis.

I’m assuming you’d let us know about fallout from the casual butt-swatting the other day, if there was any… Ive been almost swatted by friends before, so very curious if it’s noticeable to others who don’t expect the fwomp. Like, does it even register?

Well, of course, there's a difference between things that are SUPPOSED to bleed, and those that aren't. At least that's what I try to tell my wife.

My god. This happenened to me a couple weeks ago, too, and after I calmed myself down from the possibility of having penis cancer, I realized it, too, had to have been some kind of abrasion.

Surely that’s the new lead actor from an upcoming Mr. Belvedere reboot.

You can put on a diaper in the restroom because it's more "sanitary" to dribble in a room where there is an expectation of splashing. You can put on a diaper in the restroom because other people might be uncomfortable with you dealing with bodily functions in an open space when everyone else has the inconvenience of dealing with them in a restroom. You can change your clothes at your locker once your diaper is safely affixed, containing your messes to inside of your pants and out of the purview of the rest of the world. You have the duty of an extra step because you chose to be incontinent.

I think what he's saying is he doesn't care about other people seeing him put a diaper on in the middle of a locker room, or dribbling on the locker room floor in the process, because trying to contain bathroom functions in public to rooms with, you know, plumbing, is too much of an inconvenience. He's looking for a justification in his mind to just do whatever he wants without much regard to society at large.

Who knows. It probably made for some interesting dinner party conversation, but without twitter or insta or even blogs, if there wasn't a quote in the newspaper or an interview on the evening news, nobody knew what anybody's personal thoughts were on any subject. I kind of miss that time.

I had this a couple weeks ago. And when it took more than 2 days to resolve, on a lark, I took a covid test fully expecting it to be negative. I never saw the sample line turn so red, so fast, before. With a fever, I bet that’s what you’re dealing with.

This is my favorite kind of post on the ABDL internet. “Can I wear an X to do Y?” Nope. The diaper inspectors are VERY strict about that…

I'm copy/pasting your posts into a translator, so may have lost some of the message. Did you find the 12 month program? The post pinned to the top of this forum has a PDF of it, if you are still looking.

I love a good copyright drama. I wonder which ABDL supplier they also manufacture for? The cut looks like the LFB Potty Pants a little

Hey, van living is very hoity these days.

The garage is considered a room within my domain, so luckily I can keep a 32gal (120L for you enlightened gents) lidded trash can out there for the dirties. Heck of a lot more durable that anything with moving parts.

@Ineedboth1994Where is your partner’s thinking these days? Did you find anyone who had the fecal procedure yet? I could have given or taken the urinary procedure, but something about this one is really haunting my mind and side-eyeing my savings account.

I noticed the other day that Dodger Stadium in LA changed their allowed bag policy from “Medical bags, diaper bags with infants…” to “Adult diaper bags, diaper bags with infants…” I guess, by default, stadium security forces already figured that a “medical bag” was an adult diaper bag and we’re sweating over nothing.

What fake internet source told you this?

I gotta say, they did this to themselves. Why on earth did they reopen in the same town that has a vendetta? It’s an Indy suburb, there are dozens within a short drive. Or go into Indy proper. It’s not like they’re in the only town in the middle of nowhere.

I’ve been on cruises, thrice, while 24/7. Security is the same as airports for initial boarding and back home (customs, that is), but haven’t had any security whatsoever at ports of call. I didn’t do anything special for diaper management. So far as getting in and out of the pools, well, just do whatever you do now for going swimming. Ask your cabin steward for medical waste disposal bags. Wrap your diapers in those after changing, set them in your cabin trash, and they magically disappear when you step out. Tip your steward EXTRA well.

One of my favorite comedians has a bit about that. "I think the number of bedrooms is up to me. Hey, real estate lady, this bedroom has an oven in it. This bedroom has a lot of people sitting around watching TV."

I love the posts that ask if someone should wear a diaper to the dentist, in case they'd get caught. People, if your dentist takes off your pants, you're going to the wrong place! 😉

I think you’re thinking of late payment history on a credit report. My medical history on my Dr’s online portal goes back decades. And what is the difference between lying to a doctor about how you got incontinent, and just lying to anyone who notices (which, btw, might only be 1 or 2 people for the rest of your life) that you have to wear diapers because you’re “incontinent”. If there are other reasons that you want the surgery, that’s one thing. But if it’s to keep from lying, well, so long as you become incontinent intentionally because of your kink, you’re telling the same lie in a different fashion.

Quietly Humiliated wrote one of my favorite all-time stories called "Permanence" with a surgery like this as the center of the plot. Knowing where something like this could really be done literally sent shivers down my body.

Yikes. This has put out the diaper signal for the one-handed typing brigade.

As Reddy found out with his US based urology appointment, you're still going to have these issues when describing your medical issues to a medical provider. Unless a stranger on the street has a portable urodynamics setup to challenge you, your response to anyone who finds out has the same validity either way. And sadly, if I walked into the office tomorrow and told someone who found out that I had to wear diapers for a legitimate medical reason, guess what? It's still a joke behind closed doors. Makes them assholes, sure, and I have the higher moral ground, but that doesn't really change anything professionally. These two statements are related, btw.