Diaper Dependency Articles

So you prefer to wear diapers instead of panties/boxers? Good. Diapers are obviously the better choice! Panties or boxers simply aren't absorbent in the slightest, and if you dribble even so much as a few drops, it'll be obvious that you had a small accident on the front of your bottoms. It's just better to be in diapers, just in case. Naturally, people will eventually discover that you're wearing diapers, so it's best to be prepared for when that time comes. Here's how to handle that with different kinds of people! 1. Complete Strangers: These are the people that you find out in public, like supermarkets, on the street, and in various stores. If these people notice that you're diapered, you're in no danger at all, so don't worry about a thing! You'll never ever see these people ever again, and if you do, chances are that they are not going to remember you or why they remember you if they do. There is also a very, very, high chance that they...

Whenever I get to try out a new diaper, I have to put it through its paces first before I can wear it and depend on it. Since I haven't had any control over my bladder in recent years, I have to be able to trust my diaper to keep me safe from leaking under typical conditions. I simply cannot grab a brand new diaper and go out in public without testing it first, and this is how I do that! I don't use any boosters, powders, or creams. I simply tape it on and relax at home. I sit on top of a waterproof underpad and drink lots of water. I'll get up, touch the back of the diaper to see how much dry padding is left, then I sit back down. When I feel wetness on my butt cheeks, I'll check to see if I've leaked yet, then I'll keep wetting until I do leak. I feel around the diaper and find out where and how I leaked, then I make a mental note of that. After I change my diaper into another of the same kind, I get it nice and soggy, then I go for a walk in my neighborho...

A crucial part of diaper training, or even just wearing 24/7, is learning how to pee while you're walking. This is best done at home or at a large super market where there isn't that many people. While you're alone at home, wet your diaper a little bit, then continue to drink some water and anything else that'll stimulate your bladder, like coffee, tea, soda, or cranberry juice. You want to be dribbling every five minutes or so, too, so make sure that you keep drinking lots and lots of water! To make this easier, do this in nothing but your shirt and diaper. When you feel like you have enough pee in your bladder, push it out as if you're going to pee in a potty then lift one of your legs as if you were about to take a step forward. Keep the stream flowing and place your foot back down on the floor a few inches away from where it once stood. If your stream is still flowing, move your other foot forward a few inches. Try to make it a couple of feet the first time, t...