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How to Minimize the Costs of Wearing Diapers 24/7

Start a blog detailing your 24/7 journey. People love reading about those kinds of experiences. Once you have a decent following from creating quality ABDL content, you can start to monetize it by Patreon, an Amazon Wishlist, and more. As an example, I’m doing a 24/7 messing in diapers only challenge. I offer certain amounts of time to be added onto a timer in return for certain gifts from my wishlist. Not only does this help me afford the higher cost of diapers from messing them all the time, it also helps me adjust to a new manner of conditioning.

Buy diapers in bulk. Set up repeated shipments to get a certain percentage off. You can also wait for holiday sales to buy diapers at a big discount. Sign up for all the major diaper makers and wait for sales and exclusive codes for those on the email list.

Use an HSA to buy diapers. A health savings account is an account where pretax money is taken from every paycheck to only be used to buy medical items and pay for medical bills. Certain websites will take HSA payments for diapers, like NorthShoreCare.com. The only downside is that you also have to save your receipts for taxes. Instead of using taxed money to buy diapers, you could save a lot of money by buying diapers through an HSA.

Get a better job, a second job, or a side hustle. You could sell stuff on eBay, Etsy, or any other online marketplace. You could make stuff, digitally or physically, or even make YouTube videos and start making ad revenue. You don’t even need to necessarily make ABDL content, too; you can make any kind of content so long as it brings in money or will eventually bring in money.

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