jrjunior

It's virtually impossible to hack an account with an aunthenticator attached to it, in that it is a physical device that randomly generates a code synced via its indivudal serial number and the wow servers themselves. Yes it would be possible to hack the account if you were able to hack the blizz authentication servers, but at that point why would you be bothering with a single acct, and we'd have much bigger problems. They're cheap at around 8 bucks or free if you have an iphone as was stated before. Worth it. I have to keep all my purps safe!

Yep, it happens to us all. I tend to go through a really down time at the end of every year, but it always passes. In order for happiness to exist it has to be contrasted with some sort of saddness. Times like this are really healthy because they prevent you from stagnating and being happy with the way things are. These are good times to assess your life and plan some positive changes. If you feel unhappy with your weight and feel that you're being lazy about it, you're on the right path recognizing something you want to change. Now comes the hard part and making a conscience meaningful decision to change that. Take it slow and in baby steps, make small goals that are easily attainable and you'll start finding small reasons to be happy. You can then turn these small sucesses into big ones an watch your mood enhance and your life seem to turn around. This approach can be used in regards to your job as well as your relationship. Life is not easy and has its ups and downs, and I think the most interesting of us have higher highs and lower lows. The key is to not let the lows overshadow the highs.

Nair my friend...nair. Be careful though, its not really designed for your more "sensitive areas". I'm totally bare and I love every bit of it! I really feel like the four year old I am inside

Yeah, so many of my secrets have been let out by careless friends. Usually it ends up working out better that way. That takes a lot of stress of me having others "come out" for me. No one really knows about my ABisms, or at least I don't think so, but at the same time I doubt any of my friends would be that suprised.

You know, this weekend I had a fair amount of diaper play and I did arrive at work a bit more passive and mellow than usual. I mean it only lasted a few hours but, I don't think I've ever noticed that before.

Oh yeah, I'm a control freak. Okay not a freak about it, but I do like being in charge. I have a very dominating personality, and nothing motivates me more than the prospect of being "the boss". What's funny about that is the fact that I am very submissive when it comes to my fantasies. I guess the grass is always greener, eh?

I wore for the first time at work yesterday for convenience. We have only one bathroom key and it tends to be gone when I need it. Granted, I wear diapers for fun so it works out in the end. The funniest part about it would be that at lunch I was sitting with a coworker that starts a conversation with, "did you hear about that astronaut that drove 900 miles wearing a diaper? Gross." I had to chuckle at that seeing as I had just gone to the restroom to change out of my wet diaper.

And slightly off topic but certainly relevant IMO. A VAST majority of people aren't kidnappers or bad folks. Leaving your children for a few moments with a stranger in a supermarket might not be the wisest of choices but I'm not sure I would call that person an unfit parent. A culture of fear has arisen due to the sensationalist media. If you look at statistics kidnapping is WAY down, and the few cases where it does happen are generally due to custody cases where the non custodial parent takes off with the kids. Back to the subject, aren't kids great?

Actually as far as selfishness goes Generation X is marked heavily by such a trait, though the up and coming Generation of the Millenials are already being called the next "greatest generation". So, I'm not so much worried for my kids as for yours *winks* 1982-1992 (give or take 4 years in each direction) = Millenial Generation. I just got in!

I don't think that's the case in the least. I think the situation was put well above. There's a certain threshold. I don't think there's any one right and correct way to raise one's children and each child has it's own needs. There might be a great benefit for one child to be exposed to ABism whereas the next child will have some significant issues with it. The issue is highly interesting if you ask me. And as for normalcy being bull, well for children it is pretty darn important. As an adolescent EVERYBODY felt like they were different and no one understood them and whatnot. Perhaps it's not normalcy so much as stability.

Wow, talk about a deep subject. I'd like to chime in with my two cents if you all don't mind. I'm a Summer Camp Director and Middle School Teacher, that's worked as an Assistant Therapist in a Play Therapy program that has quite a bit of kid experience, though I will openly admit, I'm not a parent, yet. With children it's important to have boundaries and clearly defined roles and boundaries. I'm not going as far to say that going against the norm is a bad thing but it does have its repercussions. Being a kid is tough enough knowingly adding another thing for them to come to terms with and deal with. Imagine having to go to middle school and have the other kids find out your parents wear diapers. I cringe at the thought. On the flip side I can understand your stance. I'm gay and I know that when I do have kids that too can cause them extra baggage so to speak and of course I'm not willing to sacrifice that portion of myself for anyone, not even my children. I think you'll have to ponder the situation and weigh it carefully. I know diaper and my AB lifestyle will be not hidden but kept well away from my kids.