thixk

wow. congratulations. Glad it worked out.

Where did it say that baby frost? If that is in the article, then my browser isn't showing the whole story. Which, would mean I would have to correct myself. Still, if there are certain students that are doing that...maybe those students to be questioned and personally have their problem solved then punishing the whole school. Maybe they want to just get out of the class because it is boring (which is a warning sign to the teacher), or maybe it is a physical problem.

poor babystevie. He would have the diapers and have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those meddling kids!

At first thought when reading the article was, "that is a childish writing on the card, and impossible policiy." Maybe the school wants kids to wear diapers. But, then I read the rest of the article and I wonder if this is story really exist (could be fake like The Onion is fake/satire). I think, this article is just bad journalism. There is no explanation about why the points are covered, as well as why they are doing it. It seems to just want to rile people up about the 'crazy' policies. Noone is interviewed except the one quote from a mom, basically quoting what their child has said. I wonder what is actually going on, and if that policy isn't really what the journalist says it does. Also, points they make seem like they are nothing but stuff that a person would get riled up about. This article is basically just trying to get people emotion about something without any explanations.

I don't know if Wellness Briefs are an AB/DL supplier. I agree that supply and demand. I do see more cloth diaper suppliers then i do disposables.

I feel so sorry for you. I just love the X-Plus diapers too. If you want them thicker, you might have to double stack the diapers (by cutting a slit in the first diaper). But, I think wellness are still thin for that.

Well, use smaller plates and don't eat while watching TV or at the computer. Other then that, I was going to give the same advice as the others. New Advice: An important thing is to keep thinking positive and imagine yourself eating better and exercising. It is hard to think like that, but eventually you will start to see ways of eating healthier and exercising that you normally didn't. I too am trying to lose weight for the same reason you are. I want to start wearing medium diapers again, as well as feel confident in my body around others. While I have a hard time with eating right and exercising some days, I keep thinking about doing stuff while wearing medium diapers...and it helps me get my mind back on track as well as think of better choices when eating out.

Bonobo monkeys...I had to watch a video about them in college. Most awkward class ever. Just monkeys doing lots of sex. If you want some really interesting facts, watch QI on youtube. It is a comedy british panel show that is very enlightening.

So far, no one has said anything or done anything to make the situtation awkward. One time, i had to wait in a LONG line, which took forever while holding my bag of depends. But no one in the line did anything to embarrass me. It was tough because I kept having to mentally tell myself to 'pretend it is normal.' I do notice that your attitude makes a difference. If you try to be sneaky and embarrassed about it, people will pick up on that. But, if you go in with the attitude that you need it and it is part of your daily life (or imagine someone who needs it), then people won't care that much. Of course, that theory is mostly done to the stores I been to.

I would go up to the professor and ask to see if the final results will be posted. Depending on the professor's personality, you might be able to ask if any weird things that were brought up. I had a professor that would talk about weird stuff that happened during his experiments previous experiments during class. I am now interested in the questions on the exam. Mostly cause I wonder if there would be some desensitizing in the later questions.

I love the 24/7's. But, I love bulky diapers, and I wear them for fun.

I like to add baby powder before wearing a diaper.

That question seems very pinpoint specific, compared to all general questions. I wonder if that question is a way for the professor to find out AB/DL lovers. Of course, i could be over thinking things.

I would need a case of those. Mostly cause I fail at jumping from ledge to ledge, it takes me forever to even get to a boss fight.

When/where will we get to see the advice?

Your giving me some good ideas. I have been outside of the loop on apartment prices, I think your right about rethinking how to budget this thing. As for advertising, I cringe on that part. I guess because I want to meet them first before it happens. I am bad with things that need constant attention (like facebook/twitter). Is Fetlife like that, or is it more like craigslist?

I would be interested in it. I would like to meet new people. I do like to go to Silverwood park in St. Anthony (county rd E and Silver Lake Road).

I haven't told anyone. I haven't told my family because they work closely with young children (like babyjune). I oddly feel the same way that BabyJune does, "Some aspects of our lives are best kept secret." I wear diapers for fun and comfort (when I get to). I think it would be different if I actually had to wear them. I haven't told my friends because it feels like they don't really need to know. While I wish I could tell them so I don't have to hide diapers, or wear them when noone is around, I feel like it is just telling them something that really wouldn't matter much.

I was thinking at work, "What if I shared an apartment or place with another diaper lover (or AB)." It would cut down the rent, and we both wouldn't need to bother hiding our diapers from each other (only from guest). The reason I am saying this is because, I am currently looking for another job (i currently work part time and barely have money after rent). When i get another job, I plan on getting an apartment (near columbia heights/new brighten). The place I am living at now has roommates that; don't clean, leave food in their rooms, and generally bad health habits. I really need to get out of here (the mold is making me sick). The thing is, I am unsure about how to do this. I have a really hard time getting myself to get a job with one that works with my crazy work hours as well as being scared of filling an application (crazy, I know). So, this might take awhile for me to actually implement. Not only that, but finding out if this is actually something that would work.

28 Male, Southern part of Saint Paul. thixk@yahoo.com