Recent content by Charlie

According to reddit: "Back then, a short dress was something that babies and toddlers wore, often with their diaper showing (which were made of cloth and covered with matching diaper covers) Imagine if something that we normally see on babies became popular today. Like if the hot new fashion...

"Although the class has drawn attention from some unwanted circles... We've had some adults enquire about, ya'know, if we're changing diapers and if this all about adult baby play... that's not what this is." Is it wrong that I feel more judgemental about the class knowing they're not...

Two inches sounds about right! I think part of the fun of a sissy dress is that nappies (or plastic pants) are visible, but they should never be too on show. I think the ideal length would fully cover the nappy when stood up straight, but any kind of bending or reaching would show off a bit of...

I actually just saw Frozen last week! I loved the music and it was beautiful to look at.. but the plot seemed a little weak somehow. Maybe a sequel could do good things, if they take established characters and launch into an interesting story they could do a lot in 90 minutes. I think whether...

I'm interested in chastity play. I'm not sure how I feel about wearing a device whilst padded, as part of the fun of nappies is feeling of wearing them, plus it's nice to be touched down there when being changed... something that's difficult to do when you're locked up! I think my ideal...

I second saveexpress.de as the suggestion. Easy to get plastic backed X-pluses and they shipped them really quite quickly. The only downside is navigating a German website, but Google translate is your friend. :)

Having met my wife on this site, and our first time physically meeting being an ADISC meet, we have the small matter of the "So, how did you guys meet?" question. No other aspect of ABism really causes me much trouble. I don't regularly practice AB activies (except for wearing foot-PJs, but...

The best mantra for me has always been "A place for everything, and everything in its place." So I guess the smart move is to have a box, a drawer, a set of shelves or something that is allocated as AB space. Enough space for the diapers/paraphernalia you strictly need, and then everything else...

Other people have answered perfectly well, so I'll just add a quick thought that hasn't been mentioned yet: Advertising. To put it simply, Goodnites (or in my case, Drynites), are the only nappy that I can wear that I'm likely to see any TV advertising for. No other brand puts so much effort...

It's pretty funny for an employee to make such a semi-inappropriate joke, but I guess he thought you seemed like the kind of fellow who'd get a laugh out of it! That's assuming he was joking and accidentally hit the mark... If he was being serious that would be little strange in my opinion... I...

Back in the day I much preferred MySpace, as you were able to personalise (with disastrous, garish effect!) your own mini-site. People had to actively go to your page to see your nonsense, rather than be spammed with it if they were your friend. I finally signed up to Facebook shortly before...

When I lived at home I kept my supplies inside a cheap safe, the kind of lockable box that one would usually keep important documents in. Buying one of these may raise suspicions at home, but at college I think it's a good idea. You shouldn't need to go out of your way to hide stuff at college...

The trend in the UK for adults and children to wear one-piece pjs (i.e. "foot pyjamas") is very recent. In fact, when I first joined the forum I would have called foot pyjamas a "baby-grow", as that was the British word for such things. (Unlike in the USA, it was not typical for children to wear...

I do enjoy dressing up nice. Where I work it's a casual dress code, but I think work in a nice excuse to where a shirt and tie. Although I prefer to wear a jumper rather than a suit jacket, unless it's a special occasion. Outside of work I usually just throw on clothes. Typically a Tshirt with...

I can definitely empathise with this story, admitting to being a bedwetter would be quite thrilling (whether a genuine admission or not). But at the risk of sounding like a kill-joy, I do worry that you may have crossed a line here though. From what you've said it sounds like whilst you were...