Padros

Its really good to hear you're going through with the surgery! Do you have a date set for the operation? I hope you get the results you desire.

Is there any chance you could do a proper write up about it? What's the name of the place you got it done? Dm me if you'd like

Wow! This sounds very promising. Have you got some details overall about the procedure? I have an awful lot of questions in regards to this. I know in the other post the surgeon wanted $20,000 plus travel and accommodation. Firstly, where did you get the procedure done? The specific place would be ideal. What was your standard of care like? Was the clinic well run and professional? What was your aftercare like? Did they put you fully under or did they give you an epidural for the procedure? Did they also remove any of the prostate at all? Your prostate grows with age so you might regain continence as you get older. What's your overall level of continence like right now? Total incontinence or partial? I'm very interested in this. I Look forward to your reply!

I'm from near Manchester as well. Send me a message if you wanna chat ☺️

I ended up buying some in the end and for £4.50 for 20 they're not bad! I'm 12st 6 and 5ft 10 and they JUST about fit. They're definitely made for kids as the whole nappy is just a bit smaller in general and doesn't go as high as normal. They're cloth backed like others have said before, they can take a wetting or two and the tapes are actually surprisingly strong. I wore one all day at work and the tapes didn't let me down once! Saying that though because of the cut I did have some trouble with it cutting into my leg a bit and being a tad uncomfortable after some time. I'd say they're some of the best nappies you can find on supermarket shelves at the moment in the UK after boots changed their staydry slips. Compared to the likes of Drynites on the same isle in Tesco these are a clear winner due to the way cheaper price per nappy and their greater absorbency. This is provided your waistline is below 35" though. I think these would be a really good option for young abdl's with not much money, no way of ordering stuff online and wanting something that looks and feels like a nappy.

Whats your waist size and your weight? They've interested me a fair bit seeing them in the shop but i dont really want to waste my money buying them to have them not fit.

I've been to the ABC club twice. I went with a couple friends and I found it to be quite a saucy place as it is in a gay/fetish bar and there was only one or two women when I went there. I just wore a t-shirt and some shorts and I was fine and I didn't really feel out of place. There are a good few AB's there but it isn't really entirely orientated to them. I'm sure you'd be fine going there not knowing anybody as its quite a small space meaning everybody is way more likely to talk to new people and everybody there is really nice. There are designated spaces out the way you can get changed in that nobody can see as well and I'd say bring a change or two as they might sell a nappy or two or not I'm not really too sure about that but I say dont risk it! Also dont forget to have fun! I'll be there for the July one.

There's two places that I would recommend. Firstly there is the AB universe UK distribution centre that you can visit on appointment and I'm sure they'll be happy to help. https://abucares.abuniverse.com/en/support/solutions/articles/12000042218-can-i-collect-an-order-from-you-do-you-have-a-physical-store- The second place I would recommend is the incontinence shop distribution centre that also runs a second website called nappies r us. The actual shop is geared towards incontinence but I'm sure you'll find most of what you want from there. https://www.nappiesrus.co.uk/faq#7 Both of these options are more of a way of picking up things you've ordered online and I doubt they'd be quite geared up like a shop in all honesty. Its still worth giving it a go though! I wish you the best of luck!