kreor

Welcome, welcome ^^ You're going to make some of the people envious that you were able to train yourself to be incontinent. I personally like having a choice, despite liking the feeling of having a wet (or dry, for that matter)diaper on. Hope you meet many new friends here!

I can't speak for everyone, but I know that my diaper wearing usually goes in phazes. Love it for a while, then take a break. *shrug* There are definitely some nice people here, though. ^^

hehe...sorry...I thought about putting something like "and it will change the diaper for you", but held off. Now that I think about it, 10 liters isn't quite as implausible as it at first sounds ^^

I was just wondering if anybody had any info on the Abena AirPlus. XPMedical started selling it recently, and they make it sound like it has air ventilation, feels comfy, and will hold 10 liters, but somehow I doubt it's that nice. However, since it's from Abena, I bit it's well worth the money. Has anybody tried these?

I was just wondering if everyone used some kind of plastic sheet, or other arrangement, to protect their bed in case of a diaper leek. I think this might be one of the reasons I can't seem to go to bed with a wet diaper. If you do use some type of bed protection, what type do you use? Thanks for your answers ^^ PS - does anyone know if it's possible to edit the poll...my guess is that it's not, but it makes me feel moronic to use where, instead of wear. Shows me how important it is to do a quick proof, I guess...

Won't work very well, poll wise, but I was wondering if everyone could respond to the question, when did you first become interested in diapers? Also, if it's different, when did you start wearing them? For myself, my earliest memory was before I started school...so I'm guessing around 4 or so. My mom was babysitting and there were diapers handy. She wasn't too happy about it The first time I tried to buy diapers was when I was about 15 or 16 I think, then I stopped until I was on my own (I came very, very close to getting caught >. What about the rest of you?

I've only worn a diaper in "public" once, and it freaked me out ^^ I'm a little on the shy side

I've bought mine in the store (walgreens) and online, at XP Medical. I prefer to order online, since I tend to get flustered easily when buying them at the store. That, and I like a diaper that's a little thicker than what they carry ^^ Too bad XP Medical sold out on the "defective" abri-forms that were shipped to them. At least I got 3 packs while it lasted!

At first, my thoughts were along the lines of "as long as it's innocent". Then I realized that I couldn't come up with a single innocent reason for wanting to see such pictures, unless you were a kid that age and wanted some comfort, similar to that which several adults find through daily diaper. My personal feelings...stay with your age group!

Contacts for me...I still keep a fairly current pair of glasses onhand, but I love my contacts. It kind of sucks having astigmatisms in both eyes, though, since contacts that correct astigmatisms cost a fair amount more >.

I usually wear boxers and a tshirt. I've tried wearing an abri, but it's usually wet by the time I go to bed (I drink a LOT of water!) and I can't get to sleep with a wet diaper on. Does anybody else have a similar problem?

Well, I guess I might as well come out to at least this little section of the forum ^^ I am a transexual. Have been one since birth, in my eyes. I'll have to agree with Sammi. If you are a transexual you know it. However, as stated previously, there are different forms of transgenderism, which vary from sexual excitement from dressing in the "opposite" sexes clothes, to varying levels of...empathy, for lack of a better word. There aren't any "knowns" when it comes to this issue, since transgenderism has been pushed aside for serious studies. Society has improved on it's acceptance, in my eyes, but there is a long way to go. It's up to you about coming out. It's hard, and it can have detrimental side effects. I don't want to go into any personal details as of yet, but suffice it to say that my life had what I would refer to as a huge hiccup when I revealed my little secret. As things currently stand...the friends I now hang out with don't know, and my family thinks I'm "cured" (forsoothe...I laugh). Everyone has there own experiences, and please understand that my circumstances are, and have always been, on the rigid side of things. Hopefully, most people won't have to experience anything so harsh, and most don't. ^^ As for the reason that many transgenders identify with ab/dls...a few theories. One, is that many transgenders feel (rightly so) that they had their childhood ripped from them. This could be considered somewhat of way to make up for it. Also, many transexuals don't feel comfortable with their genitalia, and if you're diapered, it creates a bit of a buffer, so to speak.

Hello, hello ^^ I'm new here to, and look forward to getting to know you.

A "pizza stone". It has seen me through many a frozen pizza. ^^ Have you ever seen a movie that was better than the book?

Yes. I currently work a graveyard shift, which leads towards all kind of interesting circumstances. I've never fallen asleep at work, though. Have you ever told a female how she truly looks when she asks the fateful question? (does this make me look *blank*)