Pnwdiaper

Haha I wanted to say "you're good dude" but I didn't... I wish I knew who it was but it's all good, I have a bulge to keep an eye out for now lol

Haha funny enough, I went into the bathroom at 1:45 to a very familiar sound of diaper tapes and crinkling. I went into the closest stall which ended up being right next to him. He got shy and sat down on the toilet and didn't make a sound until I left. Thought that was pretty funny...

Eww yuk public restrooms are gross. At this new job I'm at, I'll go and use the restroom a couple times a day. More time than not I'll hear someone flush, not wash their hands, and go back to work. Plus the toilets are gross themselves, i hate having to use the seat protector things. I paper towel grab the 4 handles on my way back to work after leaving the restroom. Really gross to think how many germs are lurking around there. Just another reason to go full time...

Same here. I feel like it's my male anatomy, I also take adhd meds which causes some shrinkage 'down there' and makes it so its hard to come out. I'll get an almost burning feeling as my urine is trying to exit and can't, so I do the same thing with my left foot, lift off the seat a little so it can actually escape. It may have something to do with the fact I drive a small car and I'm decently tall so my seat is as low it will go and my backrest is in a more upright position so I'm basically sitting like an acute angle. Now that I think of it when I used to have my truck with a bench seat is was no problem to go...

Yea I totally understand the shop vibe. I worked on cars for a few years and then more recently worked on hydraulic pumps, even though there's HR and no harassment laws or what have you, working in a shop is a completely different ball game where all that stuff is almost immediately out the window. There's an added aspect of "manliness" when you're wrenching for a living; you and your coworkers can get close and throwing a diaper into the mix is a recipe for disaster I feel. As much as I love cars and working on them, I pretty much don't feel happy unless I can wear diapers on a decent basis, and between leaning over fenders and wrenching above your head, not the place to be wearing diapers. And like you mentioned the heat. It would regularly be over 120 degrees in the shop during summertime, couldn't imagine having a diaper taped on...

Yea sorry this is my first post, I had another account but with minimal posts too and I couldn't remember my login info. But everyone has a "first post" and I feel like this is a good topic of discussion. It's definitely interesting to hear what other people do for work, you don't have to tell us where you work just what you do ? This is the first job I've had that 1) I wasn't looking forward to my last day on my first day and 2) I feel like I could successfully transition to 24/7 at this job I know diapers are a hassle when wearing 24/7 and what not but my earliest memories are me wanting to be back in diapers. I've thought alot about it throughout my life and always was extra interested in careers you could wear diapers to. -pnw

Hey there. Long time lurker first time posting. I was just curious to what you all do for work? As a long time lover of diapers my biggest wish is to wear 24/7 as a "medical" need. I know there's alot of controversy over this but the truth is alot of people who are into diapers wish they could wear all the time. One of the biggest hurdles of this, besides finding a partner or friends who are understanding, is wearing to work. What will my coworkers think of me if they found out? What about my boss? Alot of us have, or would like to wear to work. What are some jobs or careers you've had that made it easy to wear to? I used to wear 24/7 when I was living at my moms house and delivered pizzas. No suspicion what so ever besides one friend who'd slap my ass occasionally, but even then he never said anything. I recently moved from Southern California to Oregon, and wanted to start fresh as someone who just wore 24/7 already. However it took longer to find work than I had hoped and I ran out of diapers... But I recently started this job as a press brake operator in a metal shop. It's nice because it's just you all day, there are no teams. There are different funky smells in the shop that would more than likely cover any smells coming from you, besides a bowel movement probably. But I feel it's a great job to wear 247 too and after I catch up on some bills I'm planning to. So I figured maybe we can start a thread about good jobs to wear to or careers you can get into that would make it easier to wear diapers to. So, what do you do for an income?