WeaselDiaperBoy

My partner and I deal with this on occasion. When we get a rash we apply Boudreaux's Butt Paste on the effected area with a spatula. It's nice to get help.

We can agree to call them "Diapers," but to me, they will always be "Fancy Seat Covers."

USAF Reservist (MoANG and USAFR) from 1986-2012 as a Civil Engineer.

I served 25 years in the reserves. I got shots whenever they told me I needed a shot. I probably have been vaccinated for rabies and distemper, not to mention kennel cough. The only shot I had a reaction to was my booster for Anthrax. That stung like a bee sting—otherwise, it's not an issue. I still get my shots regularly.

Di-dees, Di-Pees, Fancy-Seat-Covers

Yeah, but it was a bitch to get to it. It took 5 guesses for me this time.

Sometimes you have to check for debris.

Sounds like you’re having fun with it! I once thought it’d be a good idea to stay in a messy diaper while mowing the lawn. One hour later, I ended up with a very unhappy rash! So definitely enjoy your game, but be kind to your skin!

I totally get the struggle! I actually use an adult-sized diaper genie, and it works wonders for keeping the smell in check. Of course, I don’t let a poopy diaper hang around too long—straight to the outdoor bin it goes after a quick change! I also keep an air freshener spray handy to tackle any lingering odors. Keeps things fresh and saves me those constant trips to the garage!

I’m 24/7, so I always pee in my diaper. However, I do enjoy a messy diaper from time to time, but let’s be honest—sometimes it’s just not convenient! When I’m in a situation where cleanup would be a hassle or I just don’t feel like dealing with it, I use the potty. But there are definitely those moments when I choose to fully embrace my diaper and go for it. It’s all about balance for me! 😄 Just make sure to plan ahead, especially if you’re not at home—it can make all the difference in keeping things fun and stress-free!

I’ve always heard there’s an order to things when you’re flying: Aviate, Navigate, Urinate, and finally… Defecate. Gotta have your priorities straight, right? 😏✈️ I was also told that pee and poop wipe off, mountains and runways don't.

I remember that.

I’m really happy with the cushion on my massage table, and I made sure to get a firm mattress for my other table. But when I’ve tried changing on beds in hotel rooms, the mattresses are often too soft, making it tricky to get into the right position for a proper change. There’s definitely a sweet spot when it comes to how much cushion you need. Floors and hard tables are way too uncomfortable for me, and overly soft mattresses just don’t cut it. I wanted to share a photo of my dog sleeping on the changing table.

I’ve set up two changing tables at home to suit my needs. The first one is a massage table I got from Amazon. It’s portable and was pretty affordable, plus I keep all the essentials on a nearby shelf in the same room. The second table was custom-built by Spoiled and Swaddled in Indiana. It’s more expensive, but it has tons of storage and is super comfy. Both tables work perfectly for my roommate and me. Oh, and my dog? He absolutely loves napping on the table with the Paw Patrol sheets!

I'm not sure how the location matters, but I have been very open about my ABDL life with my therapist here in St Louis. My experience has been that medical/psych professionals act like professionals. They accept it. If it has some bearing on what you are working on, they will discuss it with you. In my case, I have been doing grief therapy. It has come up, but it isn't the focus of the therapy.