BabyJune

Diaper flannel cloth with a Zorb soaker panel and PUL waterproof pants.

The Nike slogan says it best: "Just Do It."

Nicholas

When wetting only, around three hours or so. A poopy diaper requires an immediate change.

Cloth for me. I have no way to discreetly store or throw away disposable diapers. It is easier to wash and store cloth diapers and waterproof pants. There is just not enough privacy in my life but I wouldn't mind trying disposables.

I have always been a car nut and owned some really nice classic cars, but now I don't drive any more than I have to now. Part of the reason I retired two years ago is that I hate winter driving. The other reason is the idiot college drivers that make driving a real chore. They act like driving is a video game and they totally ignore speed limits and double yellow lines. My commute during college sessions was downright dangerous. There are so many more inconsiderate drivers on the road now that it is no longer fun.

I don't have enough privacy to store or throw away disposable diapers. Cloth, however, is easy to hide. Also, I was born in 1959 and brought up in cloth diapers, so that's what feels the most "normal" to me. It brings back the "good old days" when mothers didn't mind washing dirty diapers and rubber pants. They were full-time moms and didn't have their noses glued to those stupid smartphones instead of raising their kids.

I've never been into writing about diaper punishment or abuse. I like to include other aspects in the lives of the characters I create: what jobs they do and any other activities they like. Only one of my novels has the lead character form a relationship with another character (Dirty Secrets). That novel is also the only one where the lead male character role plays a male baby, with the exception of one of the characters in Bikini Twist.

Since I cross dress as a three-year-old toddler, I'm usually wearing a dress or a skirt. Also, I wear cloth diapers and waterproof pants.

This is the best advice. I was fortunate enough to start with a state job right out of college and put in 35 years of service. I retired two years ago at age 56. Our state has a fully-funded pension, so although I'm not raking in a fortune, it evens out because my expenses were cut. No more $40 a week fill-ups for the car and all the maintenance that goes along with a 52-mile daily commute. but that guaranteed pension is awesome!

Classic

For me it was old terry cloth towels and a garbage bag. If I used it (when I was home alone) it almost always leaked. Boy, have I come a long way since then!

On some very rare instances, I choose not to put on a diaper before going to bed and I sleep great either way.

People would probably regress to what we wore as babies in place of diapers. It would be more of a role-play.

It is part of being a toddler. If the diapers are on, then I might as well use them for what I put them on for. But I do insist on changing as soon as I poop because I don't like sitting around in a messy diaper.