Dynamic

I didn't know people were into Computer Numerical Control like that. I mean, fabricating stuff precisely out of various materials is pretty cool, so I guess I can kind of see it. Oh, maybe you meant something else.

That sounds awesome. Out of curiosity, how do you get yourself out? And since you can, what kind of incentives do you give yourself for waiting to attempt to get out? Diapered desperation is one of my favorite things, but it can be a bit of a contradiction. I'm always interested in the rationalizations for purposefully waiting.

That was my first thought. Maybe contracted an infection after spending that much interrupted time padded.

Is there a better combination than this?

I'm not much into public things, but I do love diapered desperation. It's one of my favorite things, but unfortunately kind of rare.

I'm noticing a recurring theme with you and microwave ovens.

I have the feeling that I may understand, but I can't easily put it into words. It sounds like an interesting thing to explore, if only in fiction.

Yes. I've been working on some stories, little by little, for years with no end in sight. When I first started posting stories (on another forum) I just went right into it and started posting, making up the story as I went along. It led to perhaps not the best final product, but I wonder if that was better than having a really good plan, but no actual stories to share with actual people.

Welcome! This seems to be pretty common, which is a bit ironic if you think about it. I can safely say that, with the right preparation, it can be done even if you have very strong control. The jury is still out on safety, though... Good luck, and be safe!

I don't think anybody can fully explain the appeal they find in a certain kink, but I think I can at least strike near the target. Everybody, even people who share the same broad interests, is different, but for me at least I think it comes down to a control dynamic. I think for some people who are into ABDL / omutsu stuff it's about giving up control, sometimes to someone else and sometimes just in general. For me particularly it's more about a safeguard against the potential loss of control. It's an admission that something might happen, which to me is exciting. I've always been more into the omorashi / desperation stuff so for me diapers are an extension of that. Plus, it makes cleanup so much easier. And they feel really nice too. I started off having only a cursory interest in diapers and related materials, but over time that interest grew to be more dominant. Now they are integral to this side of my personality.

Oh, I know.

I don't recognize most of the names or things you mentioned, but I must admit I find the idea of a reenactment of younger years to be interesting. I don't think I'd attempt something like that per se myself (maybe instead using more modern means to try to capture the 'spirit' of my earlier years), but the idea itself is fascinating. It's a pity that nostalgia has to be so subjective. It's often hard to find people to share it with, because each person's life experience is so unique. Still, those rare, fleeing moments when someone else "gets it" can be magical indeed. I wish you luck in finding them.

Okay, I'm sorry but that is extremely unfair. You've cherry picked a part of the person's quote to make your point, while blatantly ignoring the first part of it. They also said: This is tolerance. They're basically saying do what you want, even if they don't agree. They have a right not only to disagree, but to voice their opinion just as you do. This thread has been pretty cordial, some people just disagree. I think you're blowing someone disagreeing with your opinion way out of proportion. And even if you say you won't be checking this again, I don't believe you. Even if I did, that doesn't mean I'm not going to respond. Was that an attempt to shut me down? Frankly, I think this unwillingness to even listen to the opinion of others is very intolerant. Funny thing about humans is we tend to accuse others of that which we fear in ourselves.

I don't think that's fair. It looks to me like the people in question aren't intolerant at all, but are rather just tolerant. Your standpoint seems to only narrowly address those who are wholeheartedly with you, and those who are wholeheartedly against you. It's possible to simply be neutral. If someone isn't pro-something that doesn't mean they are against it. They could just be indifferent. Tolerance is a good thing. It basically means being okay with what other people do while not necessarily wanting to partake yourself. If a person only accepts people who echo their own opinions 1 to 1 then I would say they are the intolerant one. Diversity is only possible with tolerance. Seriously, when has "if you're not with us you're against us" gotten anyone anywhere good?

It was a widely held belief for a long time, so I'm sure you can find plenty of (old) articles that support your position. Even doctors were trained to believe that urine is sterile. However, recent studies have proven that to be false. Urine is not sterile. I'm not going to link a bunch of articles because this is off topic and I don't want to clutter the thread. However, I challenge you to type "urine sterility" into your search engine of choice and at least read the titles of the first couple pages of results.