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Diapers made for the incontinence market don't hold as much as those for the ABDL market. Enter "ABDL diapers" on amazon(dot)com and you'll see lots of good choices. The first time I walked into a medical supply store to buy adult diapers I nearly chickened out as I approached the door. But I reminded myself that if I didn't do this in spite of feeling that way, then I'd never do it at all. Then as I was looking over the choices, a woman who worked there started walking toward me. I felt a bit as if I had wet my pants in class and she was going to deal with the situation. But I just kept my wits about me as I spoke with her in a businesslike way and ended up buying what I came for. If I were to go into an ABDL store I think I'd be much more expressive, emotionally and otherwise.

Given the choice I'd do it in bed in the dark after there is nothing else that I expect to occupy my attention before going to sleep. But of course that's just my personal tastes.

I used to wet the bed on purpose when I was in elementary school. I haven't had that opportunity since then.

You can learn to let go by practicing. Just keep at it.

I'm DL but not AB. I have some ageplay fantasies, but they're about being too old for diapers to be normal while being forced to wear diapers.

I've bought adult diapers via amazon lockers, and I've bought them at medical supply stores. The first time I bought them at medical supply store, as I approached the door I realized I could chicken out at that moment and turn around and cancel the mission, and I had to force myself to keep going. I went over to the place where various packages of adult diapers were on the shelves and started looking them over, and realized that anybody there could see me doing that. Then a woman who worked there started walking toward me. I felt a bit the way I did years earlier when I wet my pants in class, as if she was coming over to deal with that situation. She asked if she could be of assistance and I told her I was looking for a certain brand and I went through with the purchase and while leaving breathed a sigh of relief because I had survived the experience. I haven't yet gone to a store specializing in ABDL products, where I can openly tell a stranger who works there that I want to wet diapers for fun.

Sosha at hdwetting. But I may change my mind if I learn of others.

Are Megamaxes less discrete that Trest?

I've never tried Megamax. How do they compare and contrast with Abena? How do they feel different from Abena? Do they swell a lot when you wet? Do they make a sound when you move or when you pee in them?

@subndiapers I don't know why a thousand people haven't said they adore this set.

The girl in that pink thing (who appears three times above) is gorgeous!

Beverly Crusher. Or Miley Cyrus.

Everything on the site nickisdiapers(dot)com looks as if it's about baby diapers, but if you scroll down far enough on their page on all-in-one diapers you find a picture of an adult wearing an adult-sized all-in-one diaper with the nickisdiapers brand label on it. But I can't find the word "adult" anywhere on the site. Does anyone know about this? Do they make adult-sized diapers suitable for ABDL use?

Not when I put on a diaper but when I start to open the locker where I keep my diaper stash, I involuntarily spurt in my pants. Not enough that anyone would notice.

Daynite Care 2071 Marie-Victorin #118 Varennes, Q, near Montreal. This is for ABDLs, not for medical stuff. Currently by appointment only; you have to phone them first. https://daynitecare.ca/ Heathwick. 1360 Speers Rd, Oakville, ON, southwest of Toronto. They're ABDL-friendly and have some brands made mainly for the ABDL market, but that's not their main thing. https://healthwick.ca/ Diaper Warehouse, 23 McCleary Court, Unit 9, Concord, Ontario, north of Toronto. Their web site doesn't say anything about ABDL. http://diaperwarehouse.ca/ Babykins. 12830 Clarke Pl, Richmond, BC, near Vancouver. They have both adult and baby products, but their web site gives and impression that they're mainly for ABDL. babykins.com