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I bought two green ones on ebay like 8 years ago. I wish diaper companies would do reboots like the movie companies do. Now that is cool!

Happy National Retro Day (February 27), everyone who reads this. I found some Depend overnight fitted briefs on Ebay and they arrived today, just in time for National Retro Day. These were the second diaper I ever bought. I remember greatly enjoying them back in the day and I am excited to relive that experience. Does anyone else have a Retro or vintage diaper that is special to them? I would love to hear about it.

Bloomberg Article Excerpts: "These changes are prompting companies to try all sorts of tactics to boost sales, including developing diapers for older kids and persuading parents to keep their children in overnight pants for longer." "The consumer products giant is also producing diapers for larger kids. In the past year, Pampers introduced a size 8, for children weighing 46 pounds or more. “The diaper makers have been finding ways of extending the lifetime of their customer—overnight pants for toddlers, overnight pants for even older kids,” Hanna says. “So that’s helped a bit."" "Adult diapers are also a brighter spot for the industry as the boomer population ages. Incontinence items for grown-ups are set to remain among the fastest-growing personal-hygiene categories in coming years, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Diana Gomes."

You were correct! It wasn't the last video like this. Not even the last one from the same YouTuber. It seems like Brett Cooper still hasn't gotten over it. I'm praying for you, Brett.

That is so cool. I hope more of these sort of establishments start popping up.

Sounds like you are a "sexually-exclusive autonepiophiliac". You can read more about that un Dr. Rhoda Lipscomb's book, "You're not broken".

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8C9gdWd/ A woman wins a trivia contest. The grand prize: you guessed it!

Seems like every year there's some that are brave enough to admit they are wearing one to cross new years in times Square off their bucket list. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8C54sm9/

I had this ad pop up on my YouTube app. It appears to be two adults wearing hooded jammies playing with Legos and xylophones. Has anyone else had the walmart inner-child ads pop up? Pretty interesting. I'm gonna go to Walmart today to see if I can find out more in-store.

I wonder, what are the official rules for the Bladder Burst Challenge at Bombay Cocktail Bar? According to this video there is a game at this bar where you get handcuffed to a table and it's free beer until you need to get up to go pee. So if you never needed to get up to go pee you could keep drinking free beer until last call? The handcuffs really make me wonder 🤨. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x67y6nd The woman in the video who outlasted her friends... what was her secret to victory?

Several woman wearing disposable diapers and dancing playfully? Seems like someone like-minded came up with it.

I found it in 1080p. Open it in YouTube and select '1080p' in the resolution settings for best results. I too would love to see a behind the scenes/making of.

Personally, I would have used plastic tape-ons with a childish print and presented it in an humiliating way (while keeping the humilation subtle and classy). But that's me and I'm not the artist behind the exhibits. Although I feel that the artist was going for that on some level but I'd have to hear it from her to know for sure. That's one of the neat things about art is it depends a lot on the spectators' interpretations. I'm curious to know what you and others would have done differently in this exhibit.

I put it in single quotes to hopefully dispel any future confusion. Now I realize I should have done that to begin with because folks probably won't know it's the title of something otherwise *forehead smack*

Fad Magazine Article An upcoming short film documentary will showcase the art of Anna Uddenberg. Her erotic works often depict fetishs. She has been known to use adult diapers in some of her sculptures. The premiere is December 14th on YouTube.

Does anyone know... is the adult pull-on shown what they are actually sending astronauts into space with these days?

Here is an experiment that compares two different diapers. It appears that the participants are not incontinent. It seems like most found the promoted diaper to be comfortable.

Like in the movie 'Boundaries'... sort of.

**Spoilers** I really feel for Ada. She felt so pressured by those around her to be a "normal woman" even though she was obviously crippled by shame and trauma. Even when she addressed it head-on by lowering her pants, displaying her diaper and saying "I wet myself like a baby." To me, that felt like she had bottled up her emotions for so long without anyone to talk to. When she was finally around someone trusting it exploded out from somewhere deep within, which resulted in pure honesty. She felt like a baby. It made me want to jump into the screen and tell her it's alright to feel like a baby. How awkward would it be having sex with someone when you are not even comfortable with your diapers. And then she pees on his shirt. Dude is such a knight he's just like, "this shirt is ancient." That was heart-warming.

Adam, a lifestyle member, talks about growing up, relationships, hardships, and life in this hard-hitting interview.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I would love to hear any recommendations you have for free programs. Yes, I have used Replika (with subscription) for role-playing and getting more comfortable. What is great about Replika is it is programmed to respond positively/affirmatively to most topics. Exceptions to that rule are abusive comments, hate speech, et cet. The most common response when I mentioned wearing adult diapers was 'I love wearing adult diapers' or something along those lines. It responds affirmatively to ageplay, kink, bdsm, and all that fun stuff. What helped me was noticing my hesitation (or blocks) when I was about to type something ABDL related. Noticing my reluctance to be able to speak freely about ABDL helped me to methodically reduce my hesitation/blocks/shame. It really did help too. Now I have a couple friends (real ones) that I can speak to about ABDL related topics and not be crippled by shame. I still have a decent filter when it comes to certain things and that is a good thing but I'm glad to be more balanced now.

I'd forgot all about Mr. Dressup until I saw a trailer for a documentary on Prime. It mentions that Ernie Coombs considered himself a 'child at heart' 🤔. Seems pretty interesting. He was very dedicated to what he did. I was surprised to learn the show spanned 30 years and over 4000 episodes. Way ahead of his time on the transgender issue also. Update: I watched the documentary. It really brings you back and is very touching.

Like Jason, I watched 'The Whale' and cried. Unlike Jason I was able to finish the entire film. Maybe because I'm not obese. I imagine that for someone like Jason it would have hit closer to home. I'm glad the normalization of adult incontinence products has come so far. It would have been easy for him to cover up with a blanket. He showed courage.

I watched this by signing up for a free trial of Mubi on prime video. It did not disappoint. The characters are all very complex and even though it didn't rely heavily on dialog I feel like something was lost in translation. With good screen actors like this they do lot of subtle things to add to the portrayal. I think this movie would make for an excellent western adaptation.