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    • Chapter 125 I can tell you, five o’clock in the morning comes awfully early. There were still a couple of last‑minute things I needed to take care of before we left. Right at 5:30, Lena knocked on the door. I let her in and explained that Besty wasn’t up yet. With a smile, I asked her to go wake Besty, change her out of her soggy nighttime diaper, and help her get dressed for the day. Lena nodded and headed toward the bedroom, her calm presence making the early morning feel a little less rushed. The apartment was quiet except for the soft sounds of Lena helping Besty get ready for the trip. While she took care of that, I used the time to package up a house design I had finished a couple of days earlier. It was a project I was proud of, and I wanted to make sure it was mailed out today on our way to the cabin. As I sealed the envelope and set it aside with the rest of our things, I felt a sense of relief. With Lena handling Besty’s morning routine and my work neatly wrapped up, everything seemed to be falling into place. With the package sitting on the kitchen counter, I began making us a small breakfast. As I set out the plates, Lena and Besty came around the corner. I had to hide the surprise on my face—Besty was walking toward me in her pink bubble‑jumper shorts, and I couldn’t remember her diaper ever looking that big underneath. Lena caught my expression and asked with a playful smile, well, what do you think? I chuckled and said, it looks good on her, before leaning down to give Besty a kiss.” Lena then helped her into the high chair and walked over to me. Curious, I asked, why does her diaper look so big today? Lena explained matter‑of‑factly, I used one of her nighttime diapers and added a baby diaper in it. I thought maybe doubling up would cut down on a change or two. I glanced back at Besty, who was sitting quietly in her chair. I couldn’t quite tell if she was happy about the extra padding or a little annoyed at having to wear such a bulky diaper during the day. After we finished breakfast and I began washing the dishes, Lena moved over to the counter to prepare a bottle of breast milk for Besty. She told her gently, “I’ll give this to you once we’re in the car. Besty’s face lit up with a smile. Thank you, she said softly, clearly happy at the thought. The simple exchange carried a sense of comfort and routine. With the dishes clinking in the sink, the bottle being ready, and the car waiting outside, everything felt like it was falling into place. When Lena finished making the bottle, she walked over to help Besty out of the high chair. Taking her gently by the hand, she led her toward the front door and slipped a coat over her shoulders so that no one would notice the diaper underneath. With that done, Lena picked up Besty’s diaper bag and carried it over to where the bottle was waiting. She tucked the bottle into one of the side pockets, though it stuck out enough that it wasn’t hidden very well. The sight made me smile—it was one of those small, practical details that added a touch of humor to the morning routine. The bag now sat ready by the door, coat snug around Besty, and the bottle peeking out like a reminder of the care and preparation that went into the trip. Everything felt set for the day ahead, with only the drive to the cabin left to begin. With it finally being time to leave, Lena grabbed the diaper bag and swung it over her right shoulder. I lifted Besty into my right arm and together we stepped out the door toward the elevator. As we waited, Lena glanced at me and pointed out with a gentle laugh, The way you’re holding her, her diaper is showing. I looked down and asked Besty if she wanted to be set down so she could walk to the car instead. She shook her head firmly and said, No. I thought to myself that early in the morning there was a good chance we wouldn’t run into anyone in the building, so I kept her in my arms for the ride down. The elevator doors closed, and the quiet hum carried us toward the start of our journey. I was wrong about not seeing anyone in the lobby. When the elevator doors opened, a girl was standing there waiting to go up. The first thing she noticed was Besty’s diaper showing, and her eyes flicked toward it immediately. She gave me a strange look, clearly surprised, but didn’t say a word. I simply smiled, said Hi, and wished her a nice day. Though she remained silent, I could tell from her expression that she hadn’t expected to see a nineteen‑year‑old girl in a diaper. The moment was brief, awkward, and passed quickly as we stepped out of the elevator and continued toward the car. When we arrived at the car, I set Besty back down on her feet and slipped off her coat—she didn’t need it inside the car. Then I lifted her again and gently strapped her into her car seat. She looked up at me with a smile and whispered, “Thank you. Meanwhile, Lena was on the other side, tucking the diaper bag into place. Before closing the door, she leaned in and asked Besty if she wanted her bottle. Besty nodded eagerly, and Lena handed it to her. She began drinking before we even pulled out of the garage, content and relaxed. With that done, Lena and I climbed into the front seats. As we drove toward the freeway, I glanced back and saw that Besty had already finished her bottle and was fast asleep. I pointed her out to Lena, who shook her head with a smile. I don’t know how she can fall asleep that fast, she said. I chuckled and replied, she’s been like that all her life. The car settled into a quiet rhythm, the hum of the road beneath us. After a moment, I told Lena how much I appreciated her daughter bringing over the extra breast milk she pumped, since Besty really enjoyed it. Lena nodded and said she was glad to share it—otherwise it would go to waste. Her two granddaughters could never drink all of it, not with how much she produced. Every time she brings it over, Besty lights up with a smile, I added. About an hour down the road, I heard movement in the back seat. Glancing into the rearview mirror, I saw Besty with her unmistakable I’m peeing in my diaper face. I looked over at Lena and said, “I’m pretty sure Besty’s in a wet diaper now. Lena just gave me a calm look and replied, With the size of the diaper I put on her this morning, it can handle more than just one pee. For the next hour, Besty and Lena talked nonstop about everything Besty had learned during her first year of medical school. Besty’s excitement was contagious—she spoke with energy and pride, eager to share every detail. Listening to her, I couldn’t help but laugh quietly to myself. The contrast was striking here she was, sitting in the back seat in a car seat, wearing a wet diaper, yet talking passionately about anatomy, physiology, and the challenges of her coursework. At times, I just don’t fully understand her. You’d think that with her dream of becoming a doctor she might act more grown‑up, but she has her own way of balancing things. The truth is, she enjoys wearing diapers, and I’ve come to enjoy caring for her—changing her when she’s wet or messy and being part of her world. In its own way, it makes sense. There’s a reason for everything, even if it doesn’t always meet the usual expectations. With that thought, I let the questions drift away and leaned back in my seat. The road stretched ahead, the car hummed steadily, and I simply enjoyed the drive, grateful for the company and the journey we were on together. As the two of them kept talking, my mind drifted to where we might stop for lunch along the way. Just then, Besty fell quiet, and Lena turned around to ask her a question. After a brief glance, Lena looked back at me and said with a knowing smile, I’m pretty sure Besty is in the process of making a present for me in her diaper. I glanced into the rearview mirror and saw she had lifted her bottom off the car seat and had the familiar expression on her face—the unmistakable look that meant she was busy pooping. Lena sighed and added, well, so much for that diaper lasting a while. I was hoping we’d only need one change on the drive to the cabin. When she was finished, Besty sat back down and carried on as if nothing had happened, her expression almost saying, Yeah, I just poop in my diaper—so what? With that taken care of, she slipped right back into her conversation about school, her voice animated as she shared more of what she had learned. About five minutes later, the smell reached both Lena and me. Without saying much, we rolled the windows down a bit to let in the fresh air. Lena turned to Besty with a gentle smile and said, “I’ll change you out of that stinky diaper soon. Besty just smiled back and replied, okay, as if it were the most ordinary thing in the world. I spotted a place where we could stop and get Besty changed, so I pulled the car over. Stepping out, I walked around to her side and carefully lifted her from the car seat, settling her onto my right arm. Carrying her around to the other side of the car, I wasn’t too worried about making the mess in her diaper any worse—after all, she had already been sitting in it for the past half hour. My focus was simply on getting her to Lena so she could be changed and made comfortable again before we continued our trip. After I laid Besty down on the back seat, Lena stepped in to take over. She leaned close, her voice gentle but firm, and asked, “Are you ready to get out of that stinky diaper? Besty gave a small nod, her cheeks pink, and slipped her thumb into her mouth. She began sucking on it softly, her eyes half‑closed, as if retreating into her own little world of comfort. The gesture made her look calm and trusting, almost childlike in the way she surrendered to Lena’s care. Lena smiled knowingly at her response, then reached into the diaper bag to pull out wipes, powder, and a fresh diaper. She laid everything neatly beside Besty, moving with practiced ease. The car was quiet except for the faint hum of traffic outside and the rustle of supplies being readied. Besty shifted slightly, her legs bent at the knees, and Lena spoke reassuringly as she began the change, keeping her tone light to ease any embarrassment. I stood by the open car door, listening as Lena leaned over Besty with a playful tone. Let’s open up this diaper and see how big a present you left me, she teased. A moment later, her voice carried a mix of surprise and amusement: Well, you must have had to go bad—this one’s definitely one of your bigger ones. Besty gave a short laugh, her thumb still tucked in her mouth and wriggled slightly on the seat as if acknowledging the truth of Lena’s words. Without missing a beat, Lena pulled out wipes and powder, moving with practiced ease. She spoke softly to keep Besty calm, her hands steady as she began cleaning her up. From where I stood, I could see the rhythm of the change—the crinkle of the plastic pants being lower, the rustle of wipes, and Lena’s reassuring movements. Then, through the back window, two legs lifted high into the air as Lena worked. The sight made me smile; it was such a familiar image, one that always reminded me of the care and routine that had become part of our lives. The air carried a mix of sounds: the faint hum of traffic outside, the soft rustle of supplies, and Besty’s quiet sucking on her thumb. The next sound I heard was the soft crinkle of plastic pants being pulled up over Besty’s freshly cleaned diaper. Lena’s voice followed, calm and reassuring: Almost done—just need to snap your jumper back up, and you’ll be ready to go. Her hands moved quickly, fastening each snap with practiced ease, the rhythm of someone who had done this countless times before. With the change complete, Lena stepped aside to give me room. I leaned in, scooped Besty up, and carried her gently back toward her car seat. She still had her thumb tucked firmly in her mouth, eyes half‑closed in a look of contentment. Even as I buckled her in, she kept it there, sucking softly, as if it was her way of holding onto comfort after the change. I couldn’t help but smile at the sight. You look cute sucking your thumb, I said warmly, adjusting the straps to make sure she was snug. Besty glanced up at me, her cheeks pink, and gave me a quiet smile in return. The moment felt tender and ordinary, all at once—her fresh diaper rustling faintly as she shifted, Lena tidying up the supplies with efficient movements, and the car filled with a sense of calm readiness. With Besty settled, the diaper bag repacked, and the doors closed, we were ready to get back on the road, the cabin waiting ahead and the journey continuing with a renewed sense of comfort. As we driving along Besty was reading one of her med books and I and Lena were listening to some country music on the radio. Besty pipes up say that she was getting hungry and both of us agreed with her. I ask Lena to be on the lookout for some place that we could stop and get some food. About twenty minutes later Lena saw a dinner that looked like a good place to eat. I think we should get our food to go and eat at the park, I suggested. Both Lena and Besty agreed right away, their faces lighting up at the thought of fresh air and a peaceful spot to enjoy lunch. Once our food was ready, we drove over. The park was calm, with only a few families in the distance, and the sound of the river flowing added a gentle backdrop. I walked around to Besty’s side of the car and lifted her from the seat, setting her down carefully on the ground. Reaching back inside, I grabbed her coat, thinking it would help cover her diaper and make her feel more comfortable. But when I turned around, she was already walking confidently beside Lena toward a picnic table, her bubble jumper bouncing lightly with each step. She didn’t seem worried at all about being seen, her thumb tucked casually in her mouth, her smile relaxed. For a moment, I paused, realizing she was perfectly fine with people noticing. She carried herself with quiet confidence, as if saying, this is me, and I’m comfortable with it. Watching her, I felt a shift—I realized I must be okay with it too. The park had been so peaceful that we lingered far longer than I had planned. The sound of the river, the shade of the tall trees, and the easy conversation made it tempting to stay all afternoon. Finally, I broke the spell. We need to get going, I said firmly, or we’ll never make it to the cabin before dark. Besty started walking toward the car, but Lena called her back with a gentle, “Come here for a second. Besty hesitated, then stepped closer. With practiced ease, Lena slipped two fingers under her jumper to check her diaper. You’re wet, she announced matter‑of‑factly, but it can hold another pee. Besty’s cheeks flushed red at Lena’s words, especially since a couple of people nearby glanced over, curious about what had been said. She gave a shy smile, clearly embarrassed, and quickly turned back toward the car. Her pace picked up, and she made good time getting to the door, eager to put the moment behind her. I opened the door and helped her into the car seat, buckling her in securely. She kept her eyes down, thumb tucked in her mouth, as if trying to hide her blush. I gave her a reassuring smile, and she looked up just long enough to return it with a small grin. Lena finished packing up the food wrappers and folded the blanket we had used on the table. With everything stowed away, the doors closed, and the car humming back to life, we pulled out of the park. Back on the open road, Lena and Besty picked up their conversation again, diving into more stories from medical school. I listened with pride, amazed at how much Besty had learned in just eight months. Most of what she explained went right over my head, but her excitement and confidence made me smile. After a while, there was a pause in the conversation. Lena asked Besty another question, but this time there was no reply. Curious, she turned around to check, then looked back at me with a soft grin. She’s asleep, Lena said. I glanced in the rearview mirror and saw her—Besty’s head resting gently against the car seat’s headrest, her thumb tucked in her mouth, breathing slowly and steady. She looked completely at peace, the hum of the tires on the road lulling her into a deep sleep. I’m glad I got that car seat for her; I told Lena quietly. She sits so well in it. The moment carried a warmth that filled the car
    • I’ve gotten good at falling back asleep in a wet diaper. Last night I vaguely remember wetting but later when I woke up found I only remember it after feeling my diaper 
    • This morning I am followed by a poopy poopy Huggies diaper. Agu! Nya! Nya!
    • An old lady in her 90's is sitting in a rocking chair on her front porch with a shawl around her shoulders reflecting on her life.  Suddenly a genie appaers and grants her 3 wishes.  "I'd like to be young and beautiful again"  POOF!  She's 21 years old and drop dead gorgeous!  "For my second wish, I'd like to be super rich".  POOF!  The porch is full of chests of gold and silver coins, bags and bags of money and gold bars.  The genie says, "You have one more wish"  Just then her cat walks by and she says, "Turn him into a handsome hunky young man".  POOF!  The cat turns into a real Adonis with rippling biceps and dark wavy hair.  The genie disappears.  The hunky young man smiles at the woman, walks over and takes her in his arms.  She swoons.  Then he whispers in her ear, "Now aren't you sorry you had me neutered?"  
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