In Front Of People...

[Mr. Sea Otter]

Back on topic, I think there is a fundamental difference between having your diaper be seen and exposing your diaper to people. Its like, its one thing to walk around naked on a beach, its another thing to walk around in a trenchcoat and flash people your naked body. True exhibitionist do it for the shock value and the desire to make people react. Another example: A streaker does it to make people laugh, an sexual exhibitionist does it to make people gasp. FYI sexual exhibitionism is a criminal offense and will get you labeled as a sex offender in the US.

There is nothing wrong with walking around in a diaper under certain conditions (i.e. a Gay pride parade, costume contest, your own backyard, and many other situations), while there are other times when it would NOT be OK (i.e. flashing your diaper, or doing it to freak people out). Willfully making somebody uncomfortable is not OK. If somebody is uncomfortable just because they saw a diaper (as in Jennifer's case) that is their own problem and they just need to get over it.

Thats my 3 cents.

[dprmn1964]

I was the one mentioned above and while i don't say "Its none of your business!" I still think that what i did was wrong. (LOL Just read what i did in the thread entitled close calls.) But i would say that if you were just acting normal, and i dont know, take for example: Going for an evening jog, with some shorts and some diapers on which would look obvious that your wearing diapers but HEY your wearing clothes like anyone else what should it matter to the person you meet that your wearing diapers under your shorts. As long as you don't ONLY wear diapers in a public area its mighty fine by me, just keep it decent. (Because dont forget wearing JUST a diaper is the same as ONLY wearing underwear or panties ... lol you don't see many people do that right? Then why should we? I'm just saying that wearing diapers doesn't have to be secret as long as its decent and not gross (Like a diaper full of crap ...lol))

Keep it real people!

Necros!~

I agree. Wearing clothes over diapers is the way it should be, even if it's really obvious. I've been outside in the yard or at a store with a very obvious diaper on under my clothes, but that's as far as I'll take it. I once read an article about a man (or should I say idiot) that went to a public beach with no more than a t-shirt and a diaper. The police arrested him, but he won his case by claiming that none of his body parts were exposed. This guy (idiot) actually had the nerve to do it a second time, and was escorted off of the beach. It's great to wear diapers, and it's great to be able to let others know that I am wearing a super huge thick diaper under my clothes, but there is a line to be drawn because otherwise it just makes all of us look like we have mental problems, and we don't. We just love to wear our diapers.

[Chibiusa255]

thats funny...ive had a few of those comments, mostly they thought it was dusgusting or something, but one time i had this kid, i guess he was 17 or so(this was about 9 months ago) he started laughing at me and i pretty much told him to fuck off....and when he didnt stop, i opened the left side of the jacket i was wearing a showed him my 9 mil...he actually pissed his pants...damn, it was sooooo funny...i wasnt going to shoot him, btw...

Lol. Now, that's really what I call poetic justice . He laughs at you diaper and ends up wetting himself. That's just beautiful. It's rare to see someone get exactly what they deserve. I love it

[AutieAB]

I once read an article about a man (or should I say idiot) that went to a public beach with no more than a t-shirt and a diaper. The police arrested him, but he won his case by claiming that none of his body parts were exposed. This guy (idiot) actually had the nerve to do it a second time, and was escorted off of the beach.

Icky. Can you imagine how nasty it would be if you got sand in your diaper? It's bad enough when it gets in your shoes!

[lordmole]

thats funny...ive had a few of those comments, mostly they thought it was dusgusting or something, but one time i had this kid, i guess he was 17 or so(this was about 9 months ago) he started laughing at me and i pretty much told him to fuck off....and when he didnt stop, i opened the left side of the jacket i was wearing a showed him my 9 mil...he actually pissed his pants...damn, it was sooooo funny...i wasnt going to shoot him, btw...

And you feel proud about that? I don't even want people walking around with a gun, why do you walk around with one? Can't handle your problems without violence (whether it only be suggestive or really physical) ? Honestly, I thought people wanted peace, yet there are so many walking around with a weapon and killing people like it's nothing. Don't be a part of it, please.

I once read an article about a man (or should I say idiot) that went to a public beach with no more than a t-shirt and a diaper. The police arrested him, but he won his case by claiming that none of his body parts were exposed. This guy (idiot) actually had the nerve to do it a second time, and was escorted off of the beach.

Well, that not really fair is it? People wear bathing suits, swimming trunks or bikini's on a beach. This man was wearing more, be it a diaper or not, and yet he was arrested. No offense intended here, but that isn't exactly right. While he could have put on something over his diaper, people don't really put anything under their swimming clothes either. So I don't see a good reason why they could actually have arrested him. People just don't want to be confronted by 'abnormalities'.

[AutieAB]

Well, that not really fair is it? People wear bathing suits, swimming trunks or bikini's on a beach. This man was wearing more, be it a diaper or not, and yet he was arrested. No offense intended here, but that isn't exactly right. While he could have put on something over his diaper, people don't really put anything under their swimming clothes either. So I don't see a good reason why they could actually have arrested him. People just don't want to be confronted by 'abnormalities'.

I think the police were right to arrest him. The guy was inflicting his fetish on members of the public and given that it was a beach, there would likely be kids around. There's a line in the sand when it comes to public diaper wearing (pardon the pun) and doing that would be over it, IMO.

[rusty pins]

Yes, I think it's proper for authorities to tell the person to coverup his diaper or be escourted off the beach. I don't think a person would actually go swimming with a disposable diaper unless it's a swim diaper which might be OK on the beach since it looks different from a regular diaper. Yes, I suppose people do go swimming in cloth diapers and plastic pants but there is no reason why a person shouldn't wear a pair of shorts or a swimsuit over their diaper when on a public beach. Technically, wearing just a diaper is not "indecent exposure" but it is exposing your fetish to other people. That's a big difference from letting your diaper show a little out the back of your shorts or jeans. Wearing just a diaper with nothing over it in public is just not proper, even for people who like to pretend they are babies. I've heard AB's state that real babies wear just diapers on the beach so why shouldn't they. REALITY CHECK: There is a huge difference between a real 1 or 2 year old baby and an adult who is pretending to be a 1 or 2 year old baby! I might get flamed here for that comment but playing baby in just diapers on a public beach is not cool when the people around you are upset by your actions! Public beaches are for everyone and everyone has to respect each other.

[Chibiusa255]

And you feel proud about that? I don't even want people walking around with a gun, why do you walk around with one? Can't handle your problems without violence (whether it only be suggestive or really physical) ? Honestly, I thought people wanted peace, yet there are so many walking around with a weapon and killing people like it's nothing. Don't be a part of it, please.

Well, that not really fair is it? People wear bathing suits, swimming trunks or bikini's on a beach. This man was wearing more, be it a diaper or not, and yet he was arrested. No offense intended here, but that isn't exactly right. While he could have put on something over his diaper, people don't really put anything under their swimming clothes either. So I don't see a good reason why they could actually have arrested him. People just don't want to be confronted by 'abnormalities'.

I believe that diamondback688 has said before that he is actually, as his avatar would suggest, a fugitive recovery agent. So, I'm assuming that his having a pistol would have something to do with that. I don't think that he had it because he planed to commit random violent acts against innocent people. Anyway, I found the story humorous and I'm sure that kid will think twice before laughing at someone for wearing a diaper.

I really have to agree on the second point though. I really don't see how someone could be arrested for just wearing a diaper on the beach. I mean, a lot of swimsuits cover a whole lot less and if the guy was just minding his own business i don't see what laws he would be breaking. I think that going to the beach in nothing but a diaper is pretty bad form but i don't see why he would be arrested. I guess that it really comes down to people not wanting to be confronted by something abnormal, like you said. Not that I advocate running around in just a diaper or anything, I just don't really see how it's criminal.

[lordmole]

I believe that diamondback688 has said before that he is actually, as his avatar would suggest, a fugitive recovery agent. So, I'm assuming that his having a pistol would have something to do with that. I don't think that he had it because he planed to commit random violent acts against innocent people. Anyway, I found the story humorous and I'm sure that kid will think twice before laughing at someone for wearing a diaper.

Then he has even less reason to 'flash' it. That is, after all, threatening someone, and if I'm not mistaking, that is not a legal act.

I'm very much against guns, I'm not at all against violence, but often, I would love to tell someone what an asshole they are for any number of reasons (from parking there car on biking roads to almost driving me over, and I don't because they might have a gun or a knife and wouldn't hesitate to kill me.

[BoTox]

Then he has even less reason to 'flash' it. That is, after all, threatening someone, and if I'm not mistaking, that is not a legal act.

I'm very much against guns, I'm not at all against violence, but often, I would love to tell someone what an asshole they are for any number of reasons (from parking there car on biking roads to almost driving me over, and I don't because they might have a gun or a knife and wouldn't hesitate to kill me.

An armed society is a polite society.

In America, it is a guaranteed right to be able to own and bear arms. Guns are like diapers, it isn't illegal to have one or for others to see it. If he merely pulled his jacket back, that is not brandishing. For all we know, the offending person may have escalated the confrontation. DB merely shut him down before he made an improper action.

It is a proven fact that legally armed people are the lowest percentage of criminals. It is a proven fact that criminals, like you previously mentioned, are afraid of confronting victims they think might be armed. States with right to carry and concealed carry laws have seen marked drops in crime.

My name's Bo and I'm a gun owner... and I like diapers.

In closing, more people have died in Ted Kennedy's car than with my guns.

[Guest John_Q_Sample]

Hey! WAIT! Don't turn my thread into a debate on gun control...

[BoTox]

Hey! WAIT! Don't turn my thread into a debate on gun control...

I kept diapers in my reply. I even compared diapers in public to guns in public. I didn't start the gun issue but I sure will defend my rights. Not trying to hijack but I detest and despise those that have no idea what they are talking about, especially when they have an obvious slant against an unalienable right as written in the constitution. If they don't like guns, move to Canada, Australia or England!

For the record, I have never shown my diaper in public... nor my gun.

[lordmole]

I kept diapers in my reply. I even compared diapers in public to guns in public. I didn't start the gun issue but I sure will defend my rights. Not trying to hijack but I detest and despise those that have no idea what they are talking about, especially when they have an obvious slant against an unalienable right as written in the constitution. If they don't like guns, move to Canada, Australia or England!

For the record, I have never shown my diaper in public... nor my gun.

I live in Belgium. We invented/build non-lethal guns. You can shut someone up with those too.

Also, I have something against all lethal guns, not just those that are legally carried. I shouldn't have to worry someone might shoot me.

[BoTox]

I live in Belgium. We invented/build non-lethal guns. You can shut someone up with those too.

Also, I have something against all lethal guns, not just those that are legally carried. I shouldn't have to worry someone might shoot me.

You have no idea what you are talking about. Stick to diapers. I certainly hope you are better equipped to deal with diapers than you are with society.

Non-lethal force should not be used to "shut someone up" any more than a lethal weapon should. You are a dangerous person if this is your attitude.

As far as inventing non-lethal weapons, congratulations. I'm glad you had a hand in personally testing and using them on other people tot to "shut someone up." As my daddy always said, don't bring a knife to a gun fight.

[Repaid1]

Well I wear diapers everyday out in public under my clothes, but nobody in the 30 years of doing so has made mention. Yes I have went to beaches too, but admit that I "usally" have some kind of shorts over them, but have been known to go Solo every now and then.

BTW.. a quick Google of Non lethal weapons/inventor will show that Belgium was not the inventor of these products, they just recently jumped on the band waggon!

[Creavero]

How does everyone feel about wearing diapers under clothes that are thick enough to be noticed? Also, is there anywhere you could do this and the people wouldn't mind? [...] Many of us have the desire to try this, but are afraid and don't want to cast the AB/DL community in a bad light. Any ideas?

Showing her diaper is something my little girl enjoys a lot, but it's the same as if I were dating an exhibitionist who wanted to show her body. There's no question about what she wants, it's just something to limit. Pick the activities and places that are safest, keep it subtle, and and change things enough so it feels new -- new can replace "more" -- and it'll stay at a level where no one will feel violated.

So I'll show off her thicker diapers only in ways that appear unintentional. I make my girl squat or get on her hands and knees when it's reasonable (shoe, book, antique stores with low shelves). If there's a footstool, I'll have her get something off a high shelf while people are likely to pass. I dress her so that it shows at her waist or under her skirt at these times, especially when she's wet and sagging. But since we're doing it for sexual gratification, I feel that it has to stop there. A diaper so thick that it shows clearly under her clothes would be going too far, like letting her go topless instead of just braless.

If it helps meet your need, you can mix in some safe but more obvious things, like having a sporty Nuby bottle instead of a sports bottle (it has a less obvious nipple) or a small pack of wipes in the outer netted parts of a backpack you're carrying.

[Chibiusa255]

Then he has even less reason to 'flash' it. That is, after all, threatening someone, and if I'm not mistaking, that is not a legal act.

I'm very much against guns, I'm not at all against violence, but often, I would love to tell someone what an asshole they are for any number of reasons (from parking there car on biking roads to almost driving me over, and I don't because they might have a gun or a knife and wouldn't hesitate to kill me.

Sorry to steer this thread off topic again but I just have to respond to this.

I find it rather amusing that you say you are very much against guns but not against violence. I'm exactly the opposite. I'm 100% against violence in any form and completely support people's right to own guns. People being violent is the real problem not that people have guns. A nonviolent person with a gun is harmless and a violent person is dangerous even without one.

[lordmole]

Senseless violence is a whole other thing. I'm not against violence because for one, we can't solve everything without violence, sometimes you just need to fight it out, and second, we wouldn't appreciate peace, if there weren't any violence. (no yin without yang).

Second, I never said we invented a non-lethal gun first. We invented them. Don't read between my lines, there's nothing there.

Thirdly, I'm not dangerous. Not at all, I even let myself get beat up, I don't do violence, except maybe for fun (and I do mean martial arts with this).

Indeed, non-lethal force shouldn't be used to shut someone up either, but at least the person in question can still say something without being afraid to be killed.

Fifth, I've never even fired a gun, and I don't plan to either. Why would I ever need it? I don't even drive a car yet, simply because I don't need to.

And last, no, I don't get along well with society. It's annoying. It forces me to listen to (IMHO) terrible music, with too much bass that hurts my ears and sometimes more. It looks funny at me if I'm out in a dress, or if I'd go out in a diapers, it tells me I can't wear the pants I like, because it's for skinheads, or the shoes I like, because they're for hiphop-people. I don't give a damn, I wear what I want. Like my mom this afternoon: "That movie is for children."

Okay, I think i've said everything now.

I could've started a new thread, but I was replying to several messages and it would be easier to reply here.

[dlstl]

It's just a matter of you character, you'll notice on the boards that with age comes wisdom, or at least it is suppose to be that way. I guess a tad off topic, but look at the way guns are in our society, the youth of today believe that you get four more lives with the push of a button. There is little regard to anyone elses feelings. They still live at home after 18, heck I was out of the house 2 weeks before my 18th birthday. I Started my life early, with the morals and convections to which were bestowed upon me and never looked back.

I have traveled the world, put myself through College three times, and got Married with my own children to do it from the other side of the perspective. My children were never spanked, well once, but they never speak out of turn, they always say please and thank-you, they have manners and great grades in school. I don't believe it's heriditary, cause I have a brother who kinda just makes it through life.

I think it's just who you are and how you were raised. I know one thing I sure miss leaving my door open at night for the breeze. It's just a shame, and to be worse, think about when these people have kids...uhhhh just shuddering on that one, oh well. I won't be around for that.

Just my thoughts on it though.

First, I'm utterly insulted that you would suggest that living at home after you're 18 is an indicator of laziness.

How dare you generalize an entire generation? Do you know how much I'd have to work in St. Louis with a minimum wage job to afford rent, food, utilities, and car insurance? It'd be more than 80 hours a week, and if you are in college and can't work full-time, minimum wage or at best $2-$3 above that is what you're going to get.

So, excuse the **** out of me for working hard in school and getting my tuition entirely covered. I should drop out and go work at one of the foundries in east St. Louis. That'd make a man out of me, right? What about the 80% of my graduating class, in a public high school, that has gone to college? Well, they're going to make society collapse with their big band, wait, swing jazz, no that's not right, rock'n roll, dang, still off the mark, hip-hop music. Oh, and those baggy zoot suits, darn it, flapper skirts, wrong generation again, tight jeans are doing nothing but promoting immoral behavior!

And we know that the nightly news, Dateline, 20/20 only cover how violent children are because there aren't any good ones to cover. What brings in viewers? DEATH! MURDEROUS CHILDREN! SEX! SEX! SEX! or weekly reports on all the hard-working individuals out there trying to get by? Go watch the news, see how much air-time the Columbine-style kids (the handful of them each year) get compared to the 30 second sound bytes of Grade-A students collecting money for charity.

Yes, we all know Grand Theft Auto is far too violent for children, and we should also ban dodgeball and threaten grade-schoolers with expulsion if they get into a shoving match.

How did your generation handle school-yard fights? Teachers look the other way? Just a detention or a warning? How often did they happen?

Because when I was in high-school from '01-'05, if you so much as shoved somebody and got caught, you were hand-cuffed by the officers on duty and arrested, then expelled from the district. Where do you think teenagers are going to take their aggression?

And as for guns, you can debate it until the cows come home. I know I won't live in a society where the government has sole control of all weapons.

Too bad young people aren't all timid little sheep with perfect manners and have a moral compass that you could guide a ship by like those from your generation. Because, we all know nobody in your age range has ever stolen, robbed, raped, murdered, committed arson, committed domestic abuse, was prejudiced based on gender/ethnicity/creed, engaged in fraud, prostitution or drug trade, sped, lied, cheated, dodged the draft, was a pinko-commie queer/baby-killing hawk, or drank themselves to death.

I'd like to debate it with ya pops, but I need to go cook up some meth and drive around blasting things with my Tec-9.

[dlstl]

How do I really feel about what? Wearing in front of people? If it sticks above the waistband of your pants, then that's like any other pair of underwear, but walking around outside with nothing but a diaper or T-Shirt in order to fulfill a sexual fantasy is not acceptable, just like copulating in public or wearing an extreme mini-skirt with no underwear on purpose.

[DarylLyn]

To "dlstl": well put, you rant many of the same views that I would.

On topic: Diapers are another form of underwear. In Colorado, bras and panties are not legal to wear in public. (In public also means inside one's car) However, spaghetti strap nipple-disk bathing top and g-string bikini bottom are legal, because they are swimwear and not underwear... Therefore, it is the underwear that is not ok to show off, and the amount of flesh makes no difference in the eyes of Colorado's laws. (I knew a girl that loved that loophole so much that she took advantage of warm weather anytime that she could.) Therefore, wearing only a swim diaper in public is fine, but if it is a regular adult or other diaper, at least cover it with a mini-skirt... or a g-string bikini bottom... or a spandex leotard... I better stop thinking about this before I hurt myself.

On Guns: I know people who can end a person's life with only 2 fingers on either of their hands. If these people were forced to use a gun, it would only slow them down. It is not the guns that scare me. It is the people who think that 140 hours playing Grand Theft Auto, and another few hundred playing Counter Strike constitutes Firearm Training. I would prefer that everyone on the street be packing heat and properly trained in the use of it. I know that the chance of this actually happening is very slim. If we want to take guns out of the hands of criminals, why dont we just make a law that says: "no guns for criminals"... Oh... Wait... If they gave a rat's @$$ about the law, they would not be criminals. All that gun laws will do is keep guns out of the hands of law abiders.

To DiamondBack: much respect to you and for your line of work. I will be chuckling at that piece of poetic justice for a long time... That kid sounds like a bully, and you made him think about the potential consequences of picking on a percieved weaker person.

[robert_dl]

Just wanted to make a quick point... as a diaper lover who is totally into it for the humiliation aspect, I can understand the fantasy of being caught wearing by someone... What I don't understand is the people who can not seperate fantasy from reality... the people who feel the need to walk about in public purposely exposing their fetish to others... it is not right and somewhat victimizing.

This post is not written for those who might be incontenent and discovered accidentally, but for those who are using their diapers as a sexual outlet- this is YOUR sexual kick and not that of the random person. You have no right exposing this part of yourself to people who have not asked or shown a desire to know. It may seem okay or normal to you, as this is your fetish and has probably been thought about quite often BUT the average person does not find it as so. To go out looking to expose this part of yourself is comparable to smacking your ass with a riding crop in public because you want the public humiliation... just because your wearing a diaper does not make it any less wrong and brings the whole AB/DL community down by association.

I have noticed in many forums posts diaper wearers waiting and waving to trains as they go by their backyards and more recently posts of wearing a mask on a bike path and skipping across the sightline of others... three words- WHAT THE FUCK?!?

Firstly I have three words for you - WHAT THE FUCK!! Who died and made you king 'o' the world! Really you're like an old lady and her letter to the editor about the offensive colour of the new parking meters and all the horrible consquences!

I'm sorry but you have no right to dictate to other people what is right and wrong. I believe in doing whatever the hell I want however the hell and wherever the hell I want regardless of what any person may think or say. And yes I am obviously one of those 'nasty evil' dl's who does get a kick out of being 'caught' in public diapered, and yes I have worn outdoors with nothing else but a t-shirt on, and will I do it again - If I dammn well want!!

Ok I can see your point of view, but I've always reasoned with myself how I or someone I know would react to a similar situation. For example seeing a man dressed as a woman, parading around town clearly loving all the weird looks they get. How would I (and others) most likely react to this man getting his kicks in this public manner? I'd have a laugh to myself and try not to look at him. Its certainly not going to make anyone feel 'victimized' and drop the pavement, curl into a ball and cry until their horrible traumatic experience can be put right with years of therapy!

Get real, if someone sees a person wearing a diaper in a public situation, wether pants are worn or not, they arent being victimized or hurt in anyway. Sure some will be disgusted, but when you see something disgusting you dont have to keep looking do you. And as long as your not chasing the public or actually trying to scare or shock them, I can see no problem whatsover with it.

Every experience I have had with the public seeing me in my diapers has resulted in laughing at or teasing me. No-one has ever been like 'oh my god' throwing their hands up and running for the hills (or police!) Once I was confronted with violence - which was in a situation where someone incontinent could easily have been caught. I was actually chaning my diaper in a public toilet at a rest stop and the stall door didnt lock, I had undone two tapes of my diaper and had a clean one on the floor at my feet when the door flew open and this guy told me I was "fucking sick" pushed me back against the toilet, grabed my clean diaper from the floor and flung it out of the stall, as I was getting to my feet with a falling down wet diaper he starting hitting me and calling me all sorts of names.

So what I'm saying is, do whatever the hell you want. In the world we live in where people kill, mame and terrorise each other wearing your diapers in public for a little thrill is not a big deal, and if it makes you happy and doesnt hurt anyone then go for it, live however you want - its your life

[Saotome]

I think the point is that it does hurt people regardless if you think it does or not. I wouldn't want to see you walking down the street in just a diaper either. I certainly wouldn't want my kids seeing it. Your "harmless" little fun you think you are having is having adverse effects on those in public when you do things like that. I don't want to have to explain to my kids why that man over there is running around in a diaper. How could I explain it? I can't say it's because you need them, because that would shed an unfair light to incont. people who go every day with their problems and manage to put a pair of shorts/pants/skirt/dress whatever over it. So do I say it's because that person over their has a sexual desire to expose his fetish to others? No thanks, they don't need that kind of lesson and I certainly wouldn't want to have someone else force me to teach that one either. What you practice in your own home for your sexual needs should stay there. Please don't force your "innocent" peep shows on me.

Quick Edit-As for the right or wrong theory and saying we can't tell you what you are doing is wrong, by walking around in that manner you force my decisions in the matter. Maybe it's a weak argument "out of sight, out of mind" but in this situation I would rather live by that motto. There are stupid people who do resort to violence when put in situations they are uncomfortable with. Personally I would never forgive myself if some idiot attacked someone who used diapers as a medical need because they associated them with the "freak" who decided flashing their sexual kick was a good idea.

[WallaWalla]

I agree with the original poster in full by the way, and heavily endorse this message.

[paradox]

When out in public you may think your not harming someone by showing your diaper. It can seem like harmless fun to some individuals. Doing it however for any kind of sexial gradification really would make you no better then someone who enjoys flashing someone. If you are out in public and its discretly showing I see no harm no foul. That goes double if you wear for medical reasons. I like most of the general public don't want someone to walk by me on my way to work, school, etc, flaunting thier overbearing sexuality out in public. The ramifications it has on people can be devistating specially to children. When I was working in a pysche hospital you would be suprised how many patients problems were related to having a family member, stranger, or friend, expose themselves in a sexual way. If it be diapers, genitials or transvestism it effects people in profound ways. If people have these desires thats great there is no need to feel ashamed in them, but keep them within a community that understands what your doing. No one is saying you cant expose your diapers to other people who enjoy wearing diapers or flash other flashers. It should however be set up in a meeting place where people from the community can act on these desires away from the general public. Not everyone is as understanding nor open minded to ideas about diapers as we are. For example how many in this community would be ok with a stranger flashing their children, or deficating openly on a sidewalk like an animal. I for one would have some issues with that if my children saw it. Its the same thing with diapers. When you feel the urge to do this stop and think not what you want but what societies perception of what your doing be. Because there will people who will be offended, there is always some person on the news at least once a year who gets aressted for this exact same thing. In public its not about what you want and you cant be free to do whatever you want. We gave up that right for security so we can't get murdered, raped, flashed, robbed, or at least have a lower chance of it happening. So just think before you leap, is this worth possibly going to jail for? I don't know about you but I don't. By wearing just a t-shirt and a diaper your violating other peoples rights and security, if you do it descreatly such as just the waist band sticking out or maybe under a mini skirt thats not so much an issue.

Forgive my spelling I'm highly dislexic