Ionbaby- thank you for your post. I want to be practical, I like to be adventures. I like change in most things. Here's my story from the beginning. Not in full detail because I don't write books.
I want to make it very clear about myself being a medically incontinent person and a DL. I've been incontinent for over 12 years now from a spinal cord injury.
A little history first. I've always been very active doing something, especially any thing outdoors. When I injured my spine my life turned upside down.
I became urinary incontinent from the injury. Being told there's not anything at the time any medical treatment can be done by three different surgeon's.
Two months after the injury my so called wife left me with divorce papers. Her reason was because she's not going to be married to anyone wearing diapers.
I my so called life was completely turned upside down. I was completely embarrassed, ashamed, humiliated by being incontinent and wearing diapers 24/7. I hated my life.
After time went by a life reality check hit me hard. I was able to accept my life for what it was. I didn't like it, however it could be much worse.
After accepting my situation, learning being incontinent isn't so bad. Ok, I wear diapers for a medical need so what, big deal!!!
More time has passed and discovered how comfortable I was wearing diapers 24/7 anywhere at anytime for a medical need. Diapers allowed me to live my life.
The DL side, after wearing the same diapers 24/7 for so long day in and day out it was boring. I wanted change.
I've learned about the AB/DL printed diapers from many Zity members. How cute, but yet provided protection as well.
I purchased some recommended AB/DL diapers and loved them. They were just as good as I was using. When looking in the mirror, it looked great wearing a colorful diaper.
This is my change that I needed. I actually enjoy wearing diapers. The more I I wore them the more I love wearing diapers. I'm a DIAPER LOVER.
Then realized I wanted more DL related items which I got. I wanted more at the time by stepping into the AB side a little. Finding out that I wasn't into that near as much as the DL side.
So to sum it up, wearing diapers for a medical need can get very boring. I needed something different more than anything.
I'm proud of being a DL. I'M no longer ashamed or embarrassed being incontinent.
I live a normal life being incontinent, I work full time supporting myself. Able to do most things I did before the injury. Probably the most important is enjoying my family especially my grandkids.
My life could be better, however it could be much worse. I'm able to walk and function as normal, maybe a bit slower. At least I'm not bed fast or in a wheelchair which I'm greatly THANKFUL FOR.
I hope this makes sense, maybe I'm weird. This is how I cope with my lifestyle. Make the best out of life as it is, because thre are no guarantees tomorrow.
Respectfully NAPPY LOVER.
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