~Brian~

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I am wearing a WET White Megamax, which I will change in a few moments Brian

I wear my diapers 24/7, so I wear everywhere!! Been almost 6 years since I decided to go 24/7, and I am NOT sorry I made that decision!! Brian

@spark All I can say is that I AGREE with you - The first post is FULL of assumptions that Pree does certain things, or that describe her as "Infantile" and bases that off of the fact that she is "doing this to attract the ABDL crowd" and she laughs and "giggles a lot". and "she messes herself on camera, doing it for her followers/subscribers." She has MS, which she is dealing with, and she is Incontinent, so of COURSE she may have to use her diaper for that, so making statements that dismiss her IC or her MS diagnosis is REALLY stupid, and making statements like: BZZZZZZZZT: HOW can someone who does NOT know Pree, about MS, or IC, make statements like this? I always say that before someone makes statements about a situation, or a person IN that situation, they should "walk a mile in their shoes" - These statements make the OP look foolish, uneducated, and ill-informed. How would @Jumpin Jack like it if someone made her wear and use diapers, and she had NO CONTROL over what happens, when it happens, and where it happens? She'd probably dislike that: Incontinent people deal with the issue EVERY DAY, so increasing awareness about it, and MS, well, that's a GOOD thing to do: Maybe before she makes comments about Pree "faking her MS", or describing her as "infantile" because she is laughing or has a "bubbly personality", she should do some "soul searching" and realize that people that are IC, they did NOT ask for that, NOR do people ask to be disabled: MS is debilitating and people with it have to deal with the idea that eventually, the condition gets worse: One of my cousins got MS at 17, and she died at 45: She lived a good life, but had challenges, and had a lot of help, but she had her struggles: Comments like those above, show that @Jumpin Jack is taking a POSITIVE thing, and turning it negative: Having someone make assumptions and then saying that she "knows the answer [as to why] they didn't introduce Pree using her real name" that is presumptive, and arrogant: What she knows is very little, and it shows: She wants all of us to believe that "Incontinent people will cover up and do everything they can to make sure nobody knows except those who need to know.. Its all so fake." Fake huh?: I can ASSURE YOU that Incontinence, and MS, are NOT "fake" Incontinent people have to make the decision of how to handle incontinence, and WHO they tell, and HOW MUCH they decide to disclose: That is up to the person who has to deal with it: I wish that I could make the OP understand this, but if she has all of these BASELESS claims, she is just trying to tell us that this whole thing is FAKE, and she is WRONG! I found this second posting to be offensive, because IF you decide to go 24/7, that is based on your situation, and YOU are the only one that can determine whether you do that. I've lost sleep because I was ALWAYS in the bathroom, had accidents (a few messy ones as well), and if you are doing that, you have to decide what you want to do to handle it - I have limited mobility, and as I age, I may not be able to count on the speed and and my body's ability to react quickly! When she says things like You (Jumpin Jack) are WRONG: I use my northshores, but LOVE the ABDL diapers: They are comfortable, and remind me of my childhood, and the FEELING of a plastic-backed diaper is AMAZING: The only people that "wouldn't be seen dead in an abdl diapers" are those that think that it is bad: I don't advocate for people to be running through the streets with just a shirt and diaper on, but an ABDL diaper is made well, and can handle what some low-grade diapers (which seems to me to be how the entire diaper industry markets them): They are CHEAP and cant HANDLE the average release, and they are NOT made to be able to either - ABDL diapers have their uses and I have worn them before, and they can help with being Incontinent: I don't worry about "self respect", because I respect myself enough to know that I NEED to wear and use them, and just because the OP says that "people wouldn't be caught DEAD in ABDL diapers" and she makes comments that are NOT true, that doesn't change the fact that many of us are Incontinent, and many of us wear diapers, and some of us ARE AB's, and some are DL's, and there are people that use ABDL diapers, and they respect themselves as well! My mission on Daily Diapers is to HELP people that need it, and to be an "understanding ear". I respect people's OPINIONS, BUT I cannot allow Comments like I have seen from the OP (Jumpin Jack) to go unchallenged or unanswered: Putting down someone like this shows me that she simply does not understand as much as she thinks: If I and my colleagues can KNOCK DOWN her comments, by proving them incorrect, or totally DEAD WRONG! I appreciate that!! When you have BEEN Continent for 47 years, and suddenly, you start having problems with Incontinence, you have to determine how to deal with it, and it takes a hell of a lot of guts to ask for help with Incontinence - I DID that, and because of friends I've made in almost 6 years of membership here, I've learned that you should not feel shame because of incontinence: The way I choose to deal with it works for me, and I have learned that there should NOT think of diapers being bad, but think of them as ONE way to deal with incontinence: The OP should understand that if you have NO CONTROL of bladder or bowels, that diapers can help you deal with it, as there may not be any other way (other then diapers to deal with it). Yes, People come to ABDL as a way to deal with this - It's a choice that people make - They may NOT have the choice of whether they wet or mess themselves, BUT they can make the choice of how to cope with the issues they experience. There is NOTHING wrong with being an AB/DL, nothing wrong with wearing ans using diapers, and We should remember that there are wearing and using because they HAVE to, and there are others that wear for comfort reasons - They should also be respected: Many of us have accepted that we have to wear and use diapers: So you turn something MUNDANE into something FUN!! Thank You to @spark and to @ValentinesStuff and @DiaperPatrick: They hit many of the comments "out of the park" and they know the score regarding Incontinence and other issues - I feel that it is important to understand that diapers are NOT bad, they are helpful, and "stigmas" are what we must work to break - I am PROUD to be a DL, and they have helped me take back my life: I have Incontinence, but it does NOT have me, and I am disabled, but it does NOT have me Respectfully, Brian

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@Jumpin Jack I HAVE WATCHED a Good Many of them! She is NOT doing this to attract the abdl crowd, what she is doing is raising awareness regarding MS, and incontinence! I doubt she'd be going on the "This Morning" show to discuss her MS and her incontinence if she didn't suffer from MS, and I also doubt that she'd be discussing struggles with incontinence if she did NOT deal with it. I even watched the YouTube Video that featured her in that show, and this is NOT "BS" - It's real, and Unless you have EVIDENCE to the contrary, your statement is not correct, and not only that, unless you have LIVED with MS and/or Incontinence, or dealt with losing control of your bowels, or your bladder, there is nothing you can say about this all being "BS" - because it isn't! Her Disability is REAL - You didn't notice her rolling walker, or her GAIT?? I did! I have CP myself, and I can see she is having difficulty, BUT she is dealing with it, they best and the only way she can - POSITIVITY helps!! BZZZZZZT: Wrong, wrong, WRONG!!! MS can take AWAY the ability to CONTROL your bladder and/or your bowels. If someone is having problems either getting to the bathroom "in time" so they don't wet/mess themselves, or they are wetting or messing themselves, there is a GOOD reason to wear and use diapers to deal with it. I doubt that she would be filling her pants, doing it for her viewers: If you have seen her videos, she is doing this, and letting people know that she isn't going to bury herself in a hole because she is facing MS and Incontinence: She wants people not to be afraid of either: She is NOT afraid of her MS, and she is NOT worried if someone sees her diaper "peeking through", because she accepts her limitations: It's something she had to learn, and she is trying to help others. Oh REALLY?? How do you know this?? Many people wear diapers here, and some of them may wear the medical diapers that she uses as well. FTR - There ARE people that wear the AB/DL diapers: Me included: I figure that, since I am Incontinent, and have to wear diapers, why NOT have a few that are fun/whimsical? Why should I let the limitation(s) of my disability or MY incontinence STOP me from being who and what the hell I want to be? I started wearing in 2020 full time, because I was dealing with IC - I don't, nor WILL I, apologize for that!! and By The Way: The reason that they started calling Adult Incontinence Undergarments "Briefs"/"Slips" is because they would be dealing with adults that NEED to use these, but calling adult undergarments "diapers" implies that they are baby-like, and they are NOT - but they still need them, they still use them, and they don't want to associate need of Adult Undergarments/Briefs with being a baby, If you are a professional caregiver or a medical provider, they KNOW what a diaper is, and they know what a brief is, and they use these terms because that is the term that has been adopted for these - WE all KNOW at DD that a brief = a DIAPER - It does not change what they do, but it helps in a clinical or other medical setting: they also do that in places like schools and it is a way that people can communicate that they need to check on or change a diaper without SAYING "I'm gonna go change this person". In Elementary School, I had a few disabled friends who were in such a class, and they would say "I'm Gonna Go Put a 'D'" on [whomever] - I knew what that meant, and so did the teachers in the classroom, and it meant that we maintained their privacy. My Colleagues @ValentinesStuff, and @spark basically said everything else that needed to be said: They also make valid points as well! and @DiaperPatrick also had good points too! You should be careful when you make accusations or observations that put people in boxes they do not fit in. Pree is a young lady who had to learn how to deal with her challenges, and she is still learning, because your body can change as you age, or due to other circumstances. She chooses to be who she is., and does NOT want to let these limitations stop her - She needs to do as much as she can, and it seems that she is doing that Respectfully, Brian

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@DiaperboyEddie12 I know what It's like to be sick! It does suck - I hope you feel better soon - Try to take it easy buddy Brian

@LilRugrat You KNOW that I am gonna send you all the positive energy that I can, and I wish you all the best: Surgery can be stressful, so try to not dwell on it too much, because that will drive you crazy *HUGS*. Good Luck!! Love Always, Brian

I agree with @spark and @DiaperPatrick I saw a post today about someone with MS, asking if what she wanted to do regarding raising awareness about people that are disabled and wear and use diapers: In One response @munkey posted a YouTube Video featuring Pree: Who is Incontinent and who has MS, and I watched that video, as well as others on her channel: I don't believe that she is "faking MS" or anything like that, and she is Deadpan honest about what she is going through: I doubt that she is doing the channel in support of a "kink lifestyle" and being disabled myself, I can see that she has Canes and what looks like a walker that she is standing behind. there was a comment that "looking at the comments on her channel videos makes it clear that she is doing this as a kink". I believe that Pree is the "legit article here" and I don't believe that she is only doing this as a "Kink". She gives good advice for those who are trying to deal with Incontinence, and tells of her struggles. However that quote was worded: How can the user who made a comment like that make a statement like that, without knowing that she is disabled? If the OP that made that comment had to deal with a disabling condition such as CP OR MS, or maybe even ALS: These can be disabling, as well as to to sometimes be FATAL: CP is Not, but MS and ALS Can be: I've had 1 relative die of MS, and My former PCP Died of ALS, and my parents had a friend die of ALS recently and ALS can come on you slowly, then one day, it gets worse faster then expected: My point here is, that Pree went on "This Morning" and talked about her MS and her Incontinence, and I don't think it's fair to judge her based on a statement that makes assertions that are NOT proven accurate - We cannot deny that she has a disability, and we also cannot deny that she suffers from Incontinence, as I have learned that a disability does NOT need to be "obvious" for someone to be diagnosed with it, as some if us may have hidden disabilities that cannot be seen: it does NOT mean that someone DOES NOT have a disability: some of the people that have disabilities fight the fight every day, and it is something that is sometimes not known I agree: I think the person who says that she is "Doing this for attention" is DEAD wrong: I doubt she (Pree) does this for attention: she is bringing awareness about her Incontinence and her Disability to the people who feel strange or weird wearing diapers, or having to do so because of incontinence: Pree gives you GOOD advice, and she wants to let people know that she deals with challenges, one being her Disability, and one being her incontinence. Respectfully. Brian

@Diseased88 @munkey I watched the above video, as well as to watch several videos on her channel - Not only did I watch the video(s), but I also subscribed to her channel. I like how she is accepting of her condition(s), and her confidence in wearing and using diapers: I also like how she is advocating for what she thinks is appropriate for her, while letting people know that it is "OK to wear and use diapers" which is something everyone has to get to sometime - It takes people time to get to acceptance, depending on their situations and condition(s), but I love how she is advocating for those who are incontinent, as well as for those who have disabilities, (Hers being MS, mine being CP) and I feel that she "gets it" - she understands and lives with her challenges, and she has a positive attitude, and gives us support and is NOT afraid to wear/use/say that she is wearing diapers, because she needs them, and it is just a fact of life for many of us that are disabled and incontinent. I believe that if there is at LEAST one person on youtube that has the right idea about what she deals with, its Pree - and if we had more people like her, than it would be awesome, because many people still believe that wearing diapers is negative, and she, like me, probably would agree, that for EACH negative in wearing and using diapers, there is ALWAYS a positive - and one thing I keep saying is, if you have to wear diapers, why NOT have some printed ones, and why NOT have cute/fun ones to wear Brian

@Diseased88 I also agree with @FretaBWet - You already are dealing with MS, and using diapers to deal with incontinence is one way to do that: I don't think you need to "ask permission" either, if you know what you want to do, or you continue doing whatever you are doing to manage it - In my opinion, your mom should not be disclosing your state of dress, or whether you wear or use diapers - That is something that she will obviously know, if you are using diapers to manage your incontinence. THAT is something you should disclose to those people that help you or work with you, and ONLY disclose things like this to people you TRUST - As I did - I don't want people to think differently about me because I choose to wear and use diapers for their intended purpose: I don't go out of my way to disclose my diapered condition to those that do NOT need to know, or to those I think that would "weaponize" the information, or use it in negative ways, or against me - It's not appropriate for people to judge the community based on "stigmas" or "wives tales" based on things that make diapers sound bad/weird/strange, or other negative connotations - It;s fine if they have their beliefs, but having a disability is bad ENOUGH sometimes: I just think that the decision to wear/use diapers should be one that is supported, not mocked: I wear diapers, and have on and off throughout my life, so finally making the decision in 2020 to go FULL time was the BEST for me, as my stress level was WICKED high, and I was trying to find a way to LOWER my stress levels: The world around us is full of craziness, and stupidity, and I don't want to worry about things I don't have control over, but I DO worry about things that affect me, or affect others that I love and care about! I started wearing diapers again in 2019, when dealing with diverticulitis and IBS, as well as accidents at age 47 - I asked for advice from people I trusted, and I was told that a lot of people who have issues with continence wear and use diapers, and that I should NOT worry about things I can't control, and worry about the things I should worry about. Many people that I trust gave me good advice, and NO ONE gave me bad advice - When you have something that you can control, and then, you cant control it anymore, that is important, but you should NOT dwell on what you can't control: I am an Incontinent Diaper Lover, and I always have been, and having feelings and urges was something I had to deal with keeping in check, but I realized that I was "wired" the way I was, and those feelings and urges will always be with you, and if dealt with appropriately, you should not have many issues. I agree with @DailyDi - What you are planning to do seems like a good way to bring attention to how MS affects you - and raising awareness about a condition is a way to educate people about your condition. Many of the members of this community wear diapers for a reason, and sometimes its because they NEED to wear because of Incontinence, or they NEED to wear for comfort or for psychological reasons, and it helps them deal with things that make them feel uncomfortable, so it is NOT uncommon for people to wear for other than medical need or disability - I know that since I started wearing at age 47, that my life has changed for the better, and I am GLAD that I made the decision I did, and MANY people on DD have been supportive - I am thankful for those who helped me Good Luck! Brian

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@jonnyabdl I noticed that also - Hopefully she is OK Sometimes "real life" gets in the way, and you have to take a break from being online for a while -I like her Pics she posts as well Brian