Nice to be back

[staydryboy14]

It's nice to return and catch up on everything I've missed. I has posted previously as "Spankypants2" but I couldn't remember my old password for the life of me so here I am under a new name.

One activity that's kept me busy over the past few months has been scanning all the old family prints and slides and creating a digital album. When younger I had been a bedwetter and my mother kept me in diapers and plastic pants at night until I was 13. She was pretty sensitive to my feelings so I was rarely photographed in diapers at an older age. That wasn't the case when I'd be left with an aunt and cousins for the occasional weekend. My aunt snapped a number of photos of me in diapers up to age 13. One of the cousins was doing a similar task of digitizing their old family photos and she ran across several. These were scanned and sent to me. We both reminisced about that time and I'm glad I can look back and laugh about it now. Still . . . I wish she'd sent me the originals!


Again, good to see everyone once more.

[Angela M...]

Welcome back staydryboy14/Spankypants2 , it is nice to see you return and we hope you will share some of your photo's and perhaps some stories as you remember them. As you may know I have shared some stories from my past but have no photo's to share, at least none that I have found so far. Glad you could make it back to Betty's.

[Betty]

Welcome back.

Did you try resetting or requesting a new password? The board would have automatically sent a new password to the original email you registered with.

If you like, I could reset it manually for you. I've already confirmed you really are the same person.

It's not a good idea to have 2 accounts here. If it's detected as the same person during a high security sweep, the board may automatically delete 1 of them.

[staydryboy14]

Hi Betty--
I tried what you suggested, but I never received an email so the password could be reset (I checked both my regular box and spam). Yes, it would be for the better if I'm back under my original account. If you could help set this up, it would be appreciated!

[staydryboy14]

Betty--
When I log in on my old user name (same email as this one) and try to reset the password to my old account, it automatically updates it for THIS one. There doesn't seem to be any way I can regain the old account. When I request a new password be sent to the email for the old account (again, same as this one), nothing is ever received. Frustrating.

[gunrunner]

I like your avatar! He seems to be a happy sissy.

[Betty]

Hmmm. If your mail service is blocking or bouncing mine, I have to figure out another way to send you a new password. The new password reset would have been sent to the original email your SpankyPants2 account is registered to. That email starts with dougma...... The email you registered staydryboy14 under starts with nichols.... not the same email.

You have to reset/update the password with the same mail the account is registered to. The 2 accounts have different emails.

I'll try to reset it, & see if you can get a message about it to you right here on our private messaging system.

[Betty]

OK. I've sent you a private message here at the board with your new password. The link to your messages should be found near the upper right of this board, or by clicking on the messages link in your profile.

[Spankypants2]

Betty--
The new password worked! Thank you!

[Betty]

BTW, to make your password I gave you easier to remember look at what it says when you spell it backwards... it might make it easier if you know what it spells reversed. You can change your password to anything you like in your profile. Don't make the password too easy though. If it's a word found in a dictionary, or common name, there's software to crack it in at most, just a few hours.

A password of your dog "Rover" would be cracked in under an hour. But to use it & place the last 3 or 4 digits of an old phone number in the middle of it, like "Ro1734ver" would be really hard to crack. But it's still easy to remember as long as you know the last few digits of a phone go in the middle of it.