Getting Too Used to Pooping

[Dannyl]

I've been 24/7 for around a week now (originally just for wetting). I've been enjoying it a lot. Diapers offer an emotional support I didn't even realize I was missing. They work a bit like an antidepressant.

Anyway, onto the topic. I was always curious about pooping in a diaper, but always very scared. I first properly messed my diaper as an accident last Thursday. It was not intentional, but I liked the feeling. I've tried to poop my diaper before, but I always had to really push, and it was only ever a tiny bit.

Everyone talks about the dreaded cleanup, but that wasn't bad at all. I've pooped my pants before, and that was a disaster. But cleanup after pooping the diaper was easy. Plop the poop in the toilet, clean myself up using baby wipes, and have a quick shower.

Now, my body knows it's OK to mess a diaper. And it's gone the other way. Rather than holding it in when I know I'm gonna pad up, out of fear, it's relaxed. So when I'm padded up now, it's almost too easy to poop. From never having messed a diaper, I've had 3 in 6 days. Like, I trusted a fart today, but it was actually a tiny bit of poop. I both like and don't like this. I like knowing I can do that, and the sensations involved. My main dislike is rather a fear that I'm going through diapers too quickly.

I'm wondering if anyone has ever experienced anything similar? Or if anyone has comments, tips, or advice?

[Dannyl]

Sorry @Dee Cee, but I don't see the relevance of your comment. I'm sorry it's hot in the USA. Where I am, it's more on the cold side, because we're just coming out of Winter. I also don't know what you mean by "Don't get captured."

Thanks for replying, though.

[Dannyl]

Please stop replying nonsense. It is very irritating, and quite disillusioning to experience it after coming back to a site that I remember used to be great. I didn't ask for your life story. Your replies have nothing to do with the topic, and are also hard to read. I don't want to be harsh, but I am losing patience. If this is the nature of your responses, can I ask that you please do not engage or interact with me. @Dee Ceethis just is tedious. If you do not have a meaningful reply, it's better to not post.

[Ginger]

Once your body realizes it is ok to release yes, you will have more bowel control loss. It was actually easier to lose than control over my bladder!