AT-JP

I mostly enjoy wearing diapers out of the house for the thrill of maybe being caught. I slept at a friend's house and she was completely oblivious. Even when I walked to the bathroom in a thick, crinkly diaper, concealed only by underwear, she didn't notice. In a way I wanted her to know, because she was the kind of person who would just think it was funny. Eventually I stretched so that the top of the diaper was visible. She looked right at me,but still didn't seem to take in the image. Her eyes were on me after that, but I don't think she was able to verify what she thought she might've seen.

I normally have trouble sleeping if someone else in the bed, but for some reason, when I wear a diaper, I sleep really well.

I wouldn't say aroused, but definitely kind of uncomfortable sometimes. I'm the youngest of my brothers, so my mom still calls me the baby pretty often, and after my girlfriend saw an email from my mom that said "baby boy" she used the nickname for a week. She had no idea about my lifestyle choices at the time. She does now though, and we're married! Also, I teach English in Japan, and kids seem to find diapers generally hilarious whenever they are in kids picture books or things like that. Last week, a girl was reading from an English phrasebook at the beginning of the lesson and she just blurted out, "Paul-sensei, let's change your diaper!" ....I was like "What?!....oh, what a strange thing to say." Needless to say it was a bit of a shock.

I love wearing one in a movie theater, but the best place to me is a capsule hotel in Japan. The only door to your capsule is a curtain, so everyone can hear the crinkling, but no one knows where it's coming from

Hokkaido!? I'm in Hokkaido as well, near Sapporo. We organized a group to go down and help tsunami victims, but the city hall told us not togo and clutter up public transportation. We had a charity concert instead and did a garbage pick-up, but it would have been nice to have actually gone down and really helped.

Whoa, I'm also from Freddy, but living in Japan now