Yes. I was tempted to focus on Bridget, but the story is really about Sally. @jen1234 was right. So much went through my mind during the wedding, but I had to focus on Sally. If not, this story would have been all over the place. We might have peeks of Adrian and Bridget’s romantic new wedded life, but always with Sally in context.
Thanks for the comments and questions!
I for one never really had the situation where I needed to purge. Part of that is mindset, a diaper is a possession, throwing out a perfectly good thing I own is bad. Even if I am worried about someone seeing, or knowing that I might have them, the loss of value is a serious thing to me. Heck, I would hang onto them forever, and not use them, cause if I used a disposable, it was gone, and that was money I could not afford to loose. Partly this is what got me into cloth diapers. Trust me, your a lot less willing to toss a diaper that cost you 50 bucks, verse one that cost you 2 or 3 bucks. So I have had more issue with convincing myself I am worth spending the money on good diapers, rather than tossing stuff. Also, to be honest, I had to come to face myself and my desire for diapers a very long time ago. Before I had my own space, it was not a binge purge, it was desire, and once in a while getting lucky and finding a diaper or two somewhere. Heck, one of the medical supply stores in chicago would give out free samples, just had to be careful not to go too often. Once I had my own car, things changed, I allways had a spot I could store/hide my diapers. No need to worry about someone finding them or anything like that.
Perhaps its that I excepted early on that I liked diapers and wanted to wear them that kept me from the purge cycle, by the time I could get them on my own, I had allready excepted diapers, and was ok with them. I was very carefull about hiding them, keeping others from knowing, but, I never really desired to purge. I never had a desire to not want to wear diapers. Huh, I guess, in a way its also that I never really sexualized them, it was more a comfort thing for me.
I'm transgender, and I came out as trans about 12~13 years ago, and have lived openly as Ms Wilson for some 11 years or so, but there are only a few people who know i wear nappies, but there are also very few people who know how often I wear purple knickers because it's largely none of their business.