Will1994

I went through 10 pages of discussion topics and didn't see any other threads like this one. So I thought it'd be fun to rehash it. If you can link an old thread for me, that would be awesome. Also, first post, I think. Still new to the site, even though I've been lurking for the past year or so. Also, any other tags that might be relevant? Thanks! When in public, or in a public setting, have you ever seen someone possibly or definitely wearing a diaper or something similar? Or even coming across a discarded diaper. They can be anyone besides someone like a partner,spouse, or someone you introduced to the idea and they are trying it out. ( And certainly not children) That goes without saying. I'll go first. A coworker of mine that I had a thing for always looked like her butt was padded. When she came in after giving birth, I was almost certain. Particularly due to the possibility that women will wear some sort of light protection after giving birth.

Definitely Depends, and the Conficare Dry 24/7s.

Kinda like what other people are saying. Yes and No. But if I look at myself, I would call my interests strange. It honestly depends on your interests when it comes to AB/DL. You can be an AB and not have to wear diapers, pull-ups, or similar products. You can be a DL and not use them. (eg wet/mess them) You could simply wear them for their aesthetics or physical comfort. If I judged myself based off of my own interests, I would call it weird and unusual. But not harmful towards others and definitely not perverted or sick. Again, like what other folks are saying, it's all a matter of perspective. As far as I am concerned, as long as it isn't hurting anyone else, (unless intentional pain) any fetish, lifestyle, or roles you want to adopt, participate in, or contribute to is fair game and acceptable. Bottom line is, if it helps you, if it encourages you, if it's what you enjoy, do it. I think it's strange to throw tomatoes at each other and doing dangerous activities for the sake of thrills is strange. Billions of people in the world, we're all going to have different opinions on things.

I rarely wear, as my collection isn't substantial, and I have room mates. I have a tool cabinet with locking doors that keeps my mind at ease when I have to hide something I don't want anyone to find. Anyways, to answer your curiosity. I will wrap them up multiple times with plastic bags, garbage bags, or zip lock bags. Anything that is water tight and almost air tight is a good tool to use. Especially if said bag(s) have some sort of color or design to them that make it hard to see through them. Essentially I try to use something that will conceal the smell, any leakage, and visible signs. As for disposal, I will throw them away at my work in the dumpster. Which doesn't equate to much. I balance out the terms by occasionally bringing in food, drinks, or working off the clock. Sort of a "I scratch your back, you scratch mine." But they aren't aware they are doing it lol.

I've tried boxers over diapers before. Only to help conceal and keep the poof from being obvious. If they're wet, they'll of course sag. And walking can turn into awkward waddling if you don't have something to help support your diaper. Of course if you're wearing something noisy, adding a pair of underwear that is similar to compression shorts, can really minimize the telltale signs of what you have underneath. Less noise, less poof.