Why do you think that just about every drug store has a adult diaper area and that there are many brands out there.

Being retired/disabled i now get to wear all the time so i likely am one of those at mall or other stores. and on the metro trains.

Being i am now 60 no one would ever think i wear because i like to not because of my disability.

I don’t even completely hide that i wear.

A few times a year i go to a nude beach(blacks beach) and i get undressed like everyone else except t wear a diaper and take it off and don’t try to hide it.

I love diapers.

Many women choose underwear that almost seem designed to cheapen their appearance- it’s puzzling to me….

Due to an injury, I have gone from occasionally wearing in public to always wearing. I typically put on khakis and a shorter shirt (one that rides up in the back when I bend over or hunker down) just to see other people’s reactions, if they even notice. I’ve had people follow me, come up close and pause, but no one has ever had the gonads to actually say anything. I keep hoping I’ll encounter a femme fatale wearing, and that I’ll have the gumption to at least say, “Hi.”

I would love to meet others who are at least OK with the idea of me wearing diapers, and it would be a dream come true to attend a local conference of incontinent people who are willing to share their stories.

As for spotting someone in diapers, that has only happened to me twice – - both times when I have been in the men’s room and I’ve heard someone changing in one of the stalls. The rustle of the diaper and the tapes make an uniqure sound that another diaper wearer would notice in an instant. In both instances I refrained from starting a conversation with the person, but I now wish I had. I would love to be friends with someone who is incontinent and had to wear diapers provided that our mutual interest went beyond our incontinence. I recently started physical therapy for my bladder issues and was told that half of their practice is male — incontinence is not only a female issue – - and that the guys they are seeing are as young as 18. She said I’d be surprised to learn how many guys in their 20′s, 30′s and 40′s have incontinence issues and need to wear diapers. It’s just amazing. I’m hoping that in the next decade, incontinence and diaper wearing adults come out of the closet more and more – - the way gay people have – - and that we become more socially accepted and less of a “secret society.”

Am from the UK and adult diaper’s are cheap have you tried http://www.blushingbuyer.co.uk and if you go in to disability shops they normally carry adult diapers or they will order them in. But I don’t see why shops like Tesco, ASDA or Sainsbury’s don’t carry adult diapers they are missing out on a massive money earner