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Keys to the Mental Aspect of Wearing Diapers in Public

Adrian — Mon, 04 May 2009 06:25:21 +0000

Wearing a diaper in public can truly be a terrifying and stressful situation at first. I know because I was forced to get used to it from a young age. Let me tell you that there are certain tricks that I have learned to tell myself that have really simplified the habituation process of getting use to wearing a diaper in public. Overcoming that fear and stress of the various things you worry about which may range from everything of “I might get caught” to “what if I wet or mess my diaper and someone notices”. These things can all be dealt with as long as you sit back and think about the possible situations, prepare yourself for them and mentally handle yourself appropriately. Here are my keys mentally with wearing a diaper in public:

Be Confident: You have to be confident when it comes to wearing a diaper in public. If you give off signs that you are uncomfortable or doing something ‘strange’ then others pick up on that. If you are wearing a diaper and carry yourself like its nothing and just normal than others will pick up on that as well. People will most likely associate it with a medical condition and it will completely be looked over and not a big deal.
You Will Never See Them Again: This is a trick that has helped me out immensely. Ok, so someone happens to spot you wearing a diaper…honestly, what is the likelihood of you ever meeting or seeing that person again? So, what is the worry? You have no relation to them, no ties or anything of that regard so what is the big deal? I recognize that to an extent if you are truly trying to hide it from a certain person (aka: parent) then use common sense in regards to wearing a diaper and what not.
Be Prepared with Supplies: Being prepared and having all your supplies ready for if something were to happen while wearing your diaper out in public will really help you better relax. For example, if you poop your diaper in public then you want to make sure you have an extra diaper, baby powder, plenty of wipes, and just in case a extra set of clothes in case the smell gets into your clothes for some reason. This can all be mitigated by wearing plastic pants which really helps cut down on the smell of a poopy diaper. But, being prepared with supplies is key.
Have a Plan: Formulating a plan before going out in your head will make you not only more comforted but also more confident. If you poop your diaper here, or wet your diaper there, or if someone you know comes up to you…these are all important aspects to take into consideration. But, if you address these situations beforehand and know how to react and what to do then it reduces down a lot on the worries and stresses.

These are some of my keys that I learned from and truly helped me get accommodated with not caring about another person seeing my diaper and what not. Obviously, it doesn’t come over night but with practice and keeping these keys in mind they can really help you get use to wearing diapers in public not only safely but more comfortably.

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Stomach Bug and Diapers in Public

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 23:35:03 +0000

I think I have some terrible stomach bug tonight cause I Feel so so so so sick. I came home from work feeling fine just a few hours ago, then I made some spagetti and Peter and I ate when he got home. About 30 minutes after I finished the dinner I was so sick. Peter could barley even handle changing my diapers it is so bad and so far he has had to change them THREE TIMES! I feel really bad for him right now but I have no idea what is making me so sick! Hopefully this bug will pass soon though so I can get up off this changing pad and go back to doing my normal routine! Peter and I are going to have to take our trash out tonight that is for sure!

Work seemed really really long today. I was busy but for some reason everytime I looked at the clock only 3 minutes had past. But thankfully it is over and we are so so so so close to the weekend I can finally feel it now! I hope everyone is having a great week..so I had a question for my readers because I want really badly for my readers to get more involved…Has anyone seen your diaper in pbulic? and what has been the reactions? Peter and I’s diapers are seen a lot in public and honestly thus far we have never got any rude comments or anyone even asking, for the most part people just leave it alone. So i’m just curious what you all have experienced!

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Diapers in Public

Wed, 05 Mar 2008 05:40:36 +0000

I have gotten a response to one of my posts about what I think about wearing diapers in public, and specifically about others seeing my diaper while I am wearing it. Well… to answer your questions I LOVE BOTH! I know this is hard for some to believe but wearing diapers all the time is just what I LOVE! I LOVE wearing them in public and being able to go through life just like everyone else and not caring at all what other people think or feel! I also love knowing that other people can see my diaper! Now don’t get me wrong I don’t go around in my day to day life wearing just a diaper and shirt (even though I have done this on the beach and LOVE it as well), but I do make sure that when for instance my finace and I go out in the afternoons, weekends, or night that you can see my diaper poking out of my pants, or my skirt, or sometimes just wearing really tight pants where the outline of my diaper can be seen very easily by those who are passing by! I also know that my fiance LOVES this very much too which also makes it fun! I just think that life is too short to be caring about what other people feel and I am very tasteful about it so I absolutely LOVE IT!

Anyways..those are just my thoughts and by no means do I think everyone feels to same way I just wanted to share how I feel and how I go about my everyday life!

Hugs!

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