For the non-public poopers ........

I have had times out in public, or at home, that I couldn't poop my diaper becouse of the smell. So you go to the bathroom to go on the toilet. Do you guys, or girls, shift (slide down) your diaper or change, or .........? I was just wondering

As being only urinary incontinent, wearing diapers 24/7 I do not mess my diaper at home or in public. When I do need to poop I use the toilet even if I'm diapered. When putting on a new diaper I fit it to a snug fit but to be able to slide it down to use the toilet then simply pull them back into place. I may even change if needed. Even if I had messed my diaper I would change as soon as possible.

I've loved diapers all my life and have actively worn them for fun since I was about 13--but I didn't get into pooping them until I was in my 30s. And even now I'll often wear them but not want to poop them because it isn't convenient. So when wearing them, if I need to poop but do not want to do it in my diapers, I do just slide them down, go, then slide them back up. Very easy to do with cloth diapers, which I wear.

I don't have a choice I use my diaper .there are internal deodorants that dramatically cut the odor, when I am out in public between these deodorants a good diaper and Pp's , I t will buy you as much as a half hour in an open area moving around like a mall before the odor becomes strong and noticeable , in a closed space like a room about 15 minutes, outdoors moving around with airflow you will know and smell yourself long before anyone else .

They "buy" you the additional time to disengage from what your doing to go and get changed .

You absolutely need a good barrier cream ,to prevent a diaper rash (urine along is bad , feces alone is equally bad but mix them and sit in it is toxic , a diaper rash isn't actually a rash ,it is the mildest form of acid burn your skin can have,there are times when I stay in a very messy diaper for 8-10 hours overnight as I sometimes mess in my sleep. So as with anything reasonable sensible precautions pay off ,the old saying "an ounce of prevention beats a pound of cure " definately applies to diapers as a recreation need or physical need.