Squirmyboy
Est. Contributor
- Messages
- 60
- Age
- 47
- Role
- Adult Baby
- Little
Hi Guys
I know I'm in the minority here but I find the really thick diapers very uncomfortable -- especially overnight and especially in summer.
In general, the thickness of the ABU Cushies seems pretty ideal. But I only have Bambinos on hand right now and I just can't take the heat in them. I picked up some Depends briefs, because, honestly, I find them very comfortable and wouldn't want anything thicker...if they worked.
How would you describe the Tena Slips? Are they much thicker than the Cushies?
I wind up wearing a diaper to bed for the comfy feeling and taking it off in the middle of sleeping because I get too hot. Does anyone else have this problem?
Aside from the sweating and discomfort, I am also concerned about the ambient temperatures down there. There's some research demonstrating long-term reduced fertility due to diaper wearing in infants...and I am sure the same is true of adults. Even worse, increasing the ambient temperatures could increase risk for testicular cancer.
Switching to cloth like is also an option, but who wants to do that? What do you do to stay cool?
Thanks!
Squirmy
I know I'm in the minority here but I find the really thick diapers very uncomfortable -- especially overnight and especially in summer.
In general, the thickness of the ABU Cushies seems pretty ideal. But I only have Bambinos on hand right now and I just can't take the heat in them. I picked up some Depends briefs, because, honestly, I find them very comfortable and wouldn't want anything thicker...if they worked.
How would you describe the Tena Slips? Are they much thicker than the Cushies?
I wind up wearing a diaper to bed for the comfy feeling and taking it off in the middle of sleeping because I get too hot. Does anyone else have this problem?
Aside from the sweating and discomfort, I am also concerned about the ambient temperatures down there. There's some research demonstrating long-term reduced fertility due to diaper wearing in infants...and I am sure the same is true of adults. Even worse, increasing the ambient temperatures could increase risk for testicular cancer.
Switching to cloth like is also an option, but who wants to do that? What do you do to stay cool?
Thanks!
Squirmy