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So I talked to my bf And he said he was cool with me wearing a diaper and footed pajamas during Halloween! I'm super excited cause I've always always wanted to wear a diaper and pjs out and this is the perfect opportunity.. The footed PJ's from target fit me (a little snug) but the fit.. Plus they are super snug around the diaper which makes the diaper super noticeable.. Has anyone done this?? Any advice? And a lot of people like to dress up for haunted houses and that's what I want to do.. We love going to haunted house throughout the months of September and October.. Do y'all think it would be ok to actually dress up in a diaper and pjs going to haunted houses during this timeframe?? Would LOVE some feedback!!?

I learned about this in one of my Sociology classes way back when, but it still holds true today. I think it's hilarious and infuriating all at the same time because it's so true!

It's the one time of year you could dress like that and no one will bat an eye. Go for it.

As mentioned, just get a large(er) box and put some of your 'regular stuff' in the bottom(Clothes, sheets,pillow or what ever), then your AB stuff, and then more 'regular stuff on top until it's full.. Close it and tape it shut and LABEL it for your bedroom, that way it doesn't get bothered and everyone knows where it goes Since you have a small amount of items, (2 packs of diapers isn't really that much) it should be easy to 'dicguise' inside the box, then remember to LABEL it for your room.... Having moved countless times i have gotten used to doing this kind of thing and LABELING makes sorting things out that much easier. Good luck and enjoy your new place!

I am currently living in a man, a late model 1985 Caucasian with about 100,000 miles on him.

90% of the people who compain about stress do not know what they are talking about. The last 3 generations have been pampered no end. and it has gotten worse, It started with Baby-Boomers, wnet on to Gen-X and is wort in "Millenials ala (the "participation trophy" generation). You would not have survived as adults 60 years ago Having been pampered they don't know how to deal with what was ordinary life in my early years. So they are soft, just as when one starts playing guitar, the fingers bleed but then recover and the skin becomes strong enough to take the pressure The other factor is the 24/7 deluge of pop culture including the degraded pop psych and "womb to tomb" governemtn care. WhenI was 16,my media consumption was about 10 hours a week of TV and 21 hours a week radio. Music was very much a major media function in my home and some sports. We did not have all the cotton-headed 'ologists telling us what we should feel and the like (we had other phonies but they were not as oppressively ominpresent as the psychobabble Establishment is today). I was outdoors a good deal of the time, reading or doing some self-starting thing or stuff that I was required to do so I always knew or could decide what to do with myself It is true that today there are different sources of stress such as debt, job issues; if you can find a job, regulations (a kid bites a pop-tart in the shape of a gun and gets put through the whole "zero-tolerance" horror show), the doomsday cults both religious and secular spewing out their crapola, like Coast to Coast and fed through the media stream and the stifling presence and dominance of our culture by the corrupt and inept political class, doing the work of the ologists ans communicated by the mediacrats but this grew up over time and is part of the 24/7 pop-culture blitz As ( say, 90% of the "stress", "self-esteem", and the rest of it is just whining and carping that, 50 years ago, you were told to get over and you did get over it. but back then, it wasn't jammed into your head 24/7 Also, people actuall had hobbies, things in which they were interested but not at the level of vocation; since there was no 24/7 media blitz, we had time to develop interests and that's how we 'unwond" or as they said in the 1970's "ventilated" and later "decompresses" abd we were not a collection of hyphenated Americans or "pride"s and "identity" groups at each other's throats. You notice you do not hear me spoutting about "LG pride", when I read about "sissy pride" I nearly fell off the chair and said to myself "come on; get real", I live as an individual first and a member of (several) groups a distant second as was our nature. We had not had our souls eaten away by Collectivism and all that it engendered

Pink, Let's be straight up honest here, okay?

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

To date at Halloween time I've been to a friends Halloween party and to our local haunted farm (quite a large attraction in the Ottawa area) wearing a diaper and a sleeper. Nobody said anything at either time. Going out in a costume around Halloween isn't a big deal so long as you don't make it one. You don't need other people's validation just grab some friends, dress up and go have fun. Snugglebear