Kenjidesade

So. I recently decided to switch to cloth, as coming up for disposables money every month hasn't been sustainable. I didn't want to spend a lot of money buying cloth diapers I wasn't sure I was going to like, so I decided to make my own! I got a bunch of flannel on sale, as well as all the bells and whistles (Velcro, snap buttons, elestics, etc). I also picked up some PUL (polyurethane lined) fabric to try making diaper coverers. Maybe I'll even try making some AIO or AI2 (All in one or all in two) diapers as I feel more confident in my abilities. I used an ABU space diaper to make a pattern. So far I've made four pocket diapers from this pattern and four stuffers and couldn't be more excited. I'm averaging about 11 bucks a diaper. The soakers are 8 layers of flannel and seem to be absorbing better than I expected. There are pros and cons, of course. I never realized how much I relied on the bulking of disposables to help me decide how close to a change I was. Cloth diapers also feel a lot more wet against the skin. There are ways to combat this, but honestly that's a pro for me. The biggest con so far though is that they seem too thick for daytime wear and I don't want to go lighter on the layers, only to have to change multiple times at work. I plan to experiment more. Maybe with some Terry or Birdseye, though my initial tests had flannel as the winner for both thinness and absorbancy. Terry is super absorbant, but also 2-3 times thicker. I'll get better pictures of the diapers and their construction if people are interested, but for now I'm attaching the photos of my first prototype diaper.

So, I own a few of these plugs and have looked at many more. I've worn them for extended periods, the longest being 2 full days. I've worn them under varying conditions and I really enjoy them my self. I always go for an opening hole of 1" diameter or more, anything less and you'll suffer from the occasional blockage others have spoken of here. You also want to make sure the walls of the hole are thick enough that your anus won't just close around it. This can be difficult to surmise when shopping online so be aware of return policies in advance. I wear mine with a mr s butt plug harness with the puppy tail adapter. The adapter is basically just a metal ring originally designed to let the puppy tail poke through, but in this case it leaves the hollow portion of the plug unburdened. So the pros; If you like wearing a butt plug, congrats! That's exactly what it is. Only you don't have to worry about gas or that uncomfortable feeling that comes with a bowel movement being blocked. You get a great incontinence experience without the permanence. It's not exactly what you might expect. When poop comes out of you normally and on its own it's a slow process. Depending on your diet, or as is often in my case, your fiber supliment usage the day before, it can be a near constant flow. It's mind blowing experiencing your self just letting go while you walk around doing chores, grocery shopping or literally anything. And again, if you bulk up the day before it just keeps flowing forever. The cons; it's an invasive object. Meaning your body will see it as an object invading it and might try to force expulsion. If you've gotten any blockage this urge will be a bit stronger and the sucker might pop right back out along with a lot of mess. The harness I use prevents this but the feeling can be really annoying. As mentioned above, it's a slow process and being that your also wearing a plug you kind of always feel like you're not done pooping. There's also a satisfaction and relaxation that comes with firing a turd out, or having one of those sudden releases of everything from your rectum and the relief of a good ol poop. You won't get that with this. You can't push like your used to, otherwise the plug comes right out along with your feces. The urge to push will be BIG and it takes a good amount of willpower to learn not to. Unless you know your regularity, it can be a good long wait before your really experiencing the glory, so to speak. So you have to plan ahead or have a good chunk of time you can devote to crapping your pants. Clean up can be really horrible. Especially if you wear a harness with it like I do. Unless you're really used to sitting on a plug or dildo regularly, it's going to get sore after a while. This might seem like more cons than pros, but if you're like me and the thought of just uncontrollably pooping your self AND having something in your bum makes you crazy horny, than it is definitely worth any of the trouble. Further notes: I find it's harder to wear the metal tunnel plugs as opposed to silicone or latex. The metal is so unforgiving and sitting on it just makes my hole incredibly sore. Given the choice I find silicone the most comfortable. My go to plug is a perfect fit xl tunnel plug, though I do have a larger plug from oxballs that's a close second. There are actually a good deal of choices out there right now so have fun looking for your first hollow plug. PIG_HOLE_DEEP_1_2_fuckplug_OxBalls_black_1_X750__17867.1431278887.webp