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By undertheradar · Posted
well this is the first day that I'm out in the world wearing a diaper I remember I put my diaper bag that I had made down on the kitchen table at my house.. I loaded up everything and forgot the diaper bag.. so hopefully I do not have an accident.. although I am going to the urologist, chances are he might have an extra diaper? I'm also going to buy some diapers from somebody off of Facebook today for 27 cents piece.. $20 for 72 diapers and they're a decent medical brand -
By widdlemikey · Posted
I'm in US, but I have a close friend in UK. We often chat and 'role-play' if you will. Yes, we cross terms often. "Nappies" vs 'diapers', 'cribs' vs 'cot' and many other variations of terms. We've gotten used to the other person's terms but sometimes one of us will try our best to use terms of the other person to help them 'experience' things more strongly. *shrug* It was a little odd at first. First time I heard the word 'cot' I thought of my dad's old wood/ canvas army collapsable bed we took on camping trips lol. And I had to explain other terms for 'dummy'. But over time, we've 'crossed the pond' if you will, understand each other by context. -
By widdlemikey · Posted
No, you're not alone in this. I'm in a similar vein, occasionally putting on some frilly diaper cover that has ruffles and lace. I'm not much for petticoats either nor do I own any dresses; but the whole 'little gurl' look has some appeal. Perhaps it is the humiliation side that is attractive? When I was growing up one of the worst insults you could hurl at any boy was to call them a 'sissy'. For some like myself, humiliation is a big part of the excitement. ("Haha... look at mikey... he's wearing a DIAPER!!! Just a little SISSY!!! Go run home to your MOMMY!!!" ) But keep in mind to only indulge in safe ways. Sure some fantasize about public humiliation, or 'being sissified', but after the scene is over, we still have to live in the real world, so... As far as 'are you a sissy?' I don't think anyone else can answer that. If you look through some of the posts here, you'll see there is even some disagreement about what that word even really means. Explore some more here and for now just enjoy what you like and don't bother with things you don't like. Human sexuality, including all forms of kink are a spectrum, we all land somewhere, from a-z. If you want to label yourself 'sissy', or not, you do you. -
By Little Sherri · Posted
I live in Canada, so I grew up mostly using and hearing the word "diapers", but my grandparents are of UK descent, so they tended to say "nappies". I vaguely remember a conversation with my mom, where I asked what the heck my grandmother was talking about; we'd gone to visit them on East Coast of Canada, which we did pretty much every year, my grandmother said something along the lines of, "Is he (referring to me) still in nappies at night, then?", and she'd said, "Yes, he still needs them, we're working on it...", and I thought she was talking about taking naps, although taking a nap at night didn't make any sense to my ears. But, I was indignant, because I'd graduated from taking naps, whereas my brother, who was (and is) three years younger, was still taking naps, and I saw no longer requiring a sleep in the middle of the day, as a badge of maturity. So, I spoke up, and said, more or less, "No, I'm not taking naps, mom - tell Nan that I don't need naps!" And then my mom said, "No, nappies are diapers - she's asking if you still wear diapers at night." Which shut me up, and reddened my cheeks a bit, I'm sure. -
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