So anyone else into these? I would like to find others like me who love wearing them. I'm also gonna pick up some of those cloth diapers they have at Walmart within a few weeks.
They were sized large enough for me to wear them in my teens, even with a thin diaper. It's a while back, but my recollection is that I was okay up to maybe age 15 as a skinny, but not skeletal kid. I'm sure they wouldn't have been very good for wetting, with everything so compressed, but I wasn't into that at the time. Properly sized plastic pants would have been far better, but at the time (pre-Internet), I had no idea how those might be obtained.
That sounds imaginable, really. It sounds like wearing those really tight PE clothes a few sizes too small. We must all be happy with internet though, an entire new world of possibilities have come! Kids these days have it far easier, is what you must be thinking
Pretty much the deal.
It's very different. I'd think it's as hard to imagine as life pre-television is for me to get. Kids today have some hurdles, but I'd have given a lot to know that I wasn't so alone as a teen, not even counting the vast access to helpful products.
The thing is though, I could live without television, it has never offered me anything of value other than entertainment. But the internet widened my life by endless miles. I grew up with the rise of the internet basically, and I must say that the support communities have made me feel better in a lot of ways. I guess I can say I got to know myself through other people
I wasn't really talking about a value comparison, but it sort of illustrates my point. You'd have to have good experience of the world pre-Internet to fully understand the pervasive power of television at the top of its game. It's a shadow of its former self. It's like me telling my parents I could live without radio without having experienced its impact on culture before the introduction of other technologies. Come to think of it, I probably did say something dumb like that to them at one point.
it does sound like a naive thing to say, yes.. Although we must never forget the internet is a communication tool, television and radio are only announcers. Ah well enough said about thisI wasn't really talking about a value comparison, but it sort of illustrates my point. You'd have to have good experience of the world pre-Internet to fully understand the pervasive power of television at the top of its game. It's a shadow of its former self. It's like me telling my parents I could live without radio without having experienced its impact on culture before the introduction of other technologies. Come to think of it, I probably did say something dumb like that to them at one point.