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It's been so long I can't remember. Not something I try and let happen.

Hi Punished. I also welcome you to the site. Best place on the internet for anything about adults in diapers. Believe me when I tell you that everyone here is happy for you since your wife took charge of your bedwetting and the occasional daytime diapering. I'm not sure how many wives there are here that took that approach but it would be a very popular one. A lot of us wish we had that kind of support. Best wishes.

My mom had cancer and beat it, my brother was taken by it and my nephew was taken by it. Just learned yesterday that my wife has it. This f...ing year sucks! I wish you the best diaperedandspanked. Will find out Monday my wife's prognosis. I know way too many people this disease has killed way before they're time. Stay strong.

I listened to the whole thing! It was done very well and you were so open and honest. The interviewer was good as well, asking some very good questions that you answered fully. Apparently, she's been doing this long enough that none of your/our kinks bothered her. About the closest she came to being negative was when she said something to the effect that she probably wouldn't be into it. Well done zombieg.

About 99.9% of the time I wear a generic women's pull-up. I like them better because they actually fit better than the men's. For doctor visits I wear men's briefs.

Right now it's a BetterDry with a large booster pad with a pair of plastic pants over.

I worked in a factory and my job title was assembler which was a broad category. Actually drove a large piece of equipment. Retired in 2010.

I have United Healthcare paid for by my former employer. Two new hips, an artho'd knee and shoulder and didn't pay a dime. I'd definitely consider myself one of the lucky ones. Having a happy medium between what we pay in taxes and the services we get would be great.

I'm a dl and wear just because it feels great. Most nights I wear a BetterDry and because the following morning I will drink a pot of coffee I'll put in a booster. If I'm not planning on coffee I'll leave out the booster. Over the years I've had leaks with disposables so I also wear a pair of plastic pants just in case.

That's a good combination Bill. I personally can't tell you have a diaper on. When I go out I wear a pair of blue jeans a size too big and a very long t-shirt

Sounds great but with the cost and if my wife saw them she would flip. Enjoy!

I lost a good job back in '93. Went to the unemployment office to sign up. That went well but they told me to write down every company I applied to so I could get my benefits. I kept the best log I could and they never ever asked to see it. They just kept sending me checks so I shouldn't complain. Luckily I worked at a UAW shop and the company gave me supplemental unemployment benefits. Unfortunately that only lasted 6 months and I was laid off for almost 2 years. For the first time in 20 years my wife had to find a job.

I'm also on the BetterDry bandwagon. They hold plenty and when I want extra protection I just put in a booster pad. I"m a dl so I'm not sure my cost would come close to what a 24/7 wearers would be. When I do get the chance to wear 24/7 for a few days I use 2 diapers a day. My nighttime diaper, that I put on about 10pm, has a booster in and will last for about 14 to 16 hours even after drinking a pot of coffee in the morning. I then just use a diaper by itself to get me to bedtime.

in my opinion this is the best place on the internet to get questions like yours answered in a thoughtful and helpful way. It has always seemed to me that everyone here wants to make people who are new to abdl comfortable in any role they may take for their little. I'm sure you will have more suggestions by others who are in the same type of situation that you are.

i can understand being called Mummy when you're the spouse can be off putting. You might try Auntie or Sissy as your title to distance yourself from Mummy. It may take some time to get comfortable with either of those but you could talk to him about it and see if he could make it work. I'm happy for you both. Communication is a must.

Sounds like you've already got a good feel for it. I would say feeding and of course the diaper change are two of the most important items on an abdl's wish list. Maybe a bath would be a next step for you to give him. Assuming he gets into his little space I think he would like it. Oh and another is the random diaper check. Makes one feel little and that they are not in charge.

About the only time I drink while wearing a diaper is about now. Have a little lunch and a couple of beers to keep things flowing. Sometimes during the winter I'll put my overnight diaper on and have a Jack and Coke before bed. Wake up ready to wet in a few hours. Love that feeling!

I don't mind the occasional leak especially since I try and use up the whole diaper. Of course I've been doing this a long time and I've had those bedtime leaks and after the first one I bought a bed cover. Then there is the furniture. That gets a thickly folded up towel so I'm the only thing that gets wet.

Just checked out the shaper panty at Walmart.com. Next time I'm there I'll have to look at buying one..

I was afraid someone would notice eventually. :)

I don't think I could have kept a straight face. ? When I was a kid I heard a lot of stories about wetting my pants as a baby and I'd get really mad. Mainly from the teasing. Looking back I think I should have embraced it! Thanks for the story Becca. Would have been fun to have seen your face.

MY wife goes back and forth on diapering me. We had a talk last fall about it being my thing. I said it's only because you don't want to be involved. Then she started asking me if I wanted help and of course I said yes. I'm guessing it's my fault she quit asking because I like to wear a lot and I think she quit asking because of that. She would prefer maybe one diaper every 3 or 4 days.The other day she brought home a bottle of baby lotion in case I was getting low. So I now call her my enabler and I'm asking for her help again. Go figure.

I try not to wear around family but there are times when it's a quick drop by and I can keep it covered I will. The doctors office is off limits just because of the possibility he may need to check something "under the hood" and I really don't want to have to explain why I'm wearing a diaper. Before I retired I wouldn't wear to work mainly because the job could be very physical. Changing in the locker room would have been full of problems also even though there were stalls I could have encountered someone I knew throwing away the used diaper. Other than that I love wearing when we go out. I figure if someone does notice I'm a bit thick in the back they more than likely won't say anything and if they do I'll say it's for need.

WOW. Waddlegirl, you just made my day!?

I figure at going on 67 years old I have a built in excuse. If someone notices I'm wearing what looks like a diaper, good for them. I don't flaunt them and do wear a size bigger jeans when I'm out and also longer tops. It used to be a scary experience until I got used to it. Now it's just very convenient.