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Hmm, I think that was always going to happen, and it's not your fault so much as you opened up the world to have more depth. And I, for one, appreciate that. Plus, as you say, DD is sort of inherently dark, even if the story's tone is light-hearted. Like DD stories where boys are forced to be girls are horrifying to me, while I recognize that (likely) isn't the intent of the author. -
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I was reading through this old thread again and realized I still really like the point @Enthusi was making here. I think I see it a little differently now, though. For me, the biggest change wasn’t really becoming "more incontinent". It was stopping this constant feeling that I had to stay continent no matter what. Going 24/7 changed a lot for me. Diapers stopped being something I wore just in case and became the way I deal with my bladder. I don’t spend nearly as much time thinking about bathrooms, whether I can hold it, how long until the next restroom, or whether I’m going to stay dry. I just wear a diaper, use it, change when I need to, and get on with whatever I’m doing. That’s also why I liked @iluvmydiapers' comment about being "diaper trained". After a while the diaper stops feeling unusual. It’s just normal. I really wish more guys could get past the shame around that. If diapers work better for you, even 24/7, I don’t see why that should be treated as some kind of failure. You’re not less of a man because you depend on them, prefer them, or simply decided that life is easier this way. For me, that’s been the best part of all this. I’m not spending the whole day fighting my bladder anymore. Honestly, bathroom freedom is pretty damn nice -
This would be my fault, I think. DD stories prior to my foray into kidnapping and murder were far, far more lighthearted. I and another two writers set off a wave of people seeking to explore the social justice aspects of the DD, to expose that dark underbelly implied in the "C"NC nature of the system. -
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By incontinente · Posted
I was reading this old thread again and @iluvmydiapers' posts still crack me up. I just love his attitude about it. If he was already wearing a diaper and needed to go, then... well, he just went. At home, at work, out somewhere, whatever. No big drama about finding a bathroom first. I know messing in public is one of those subjects people here have VERY different opinions about 😅 but I honestly find that level of confidence kind of fascinating. I don't think I'd have the guts to do it on purpose in public myself, especially knowing someone might notice, but I can totally understand the "I'm already wearing a diaper, so why panic about the bathroom?" mindset. There's something naughty about it, sure, but also weirdly freeing. So I'm curious if anyone else here thinks like that, especially people who actually do it. Do you still get a thrill from messing your diaper in public? Do you worry about people noticing? Or after doing it enough times does it just become completely normal and you carry on with whatever you were doing? Would love to hear some stories. No judgment from me.
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