First diapers

I finaly got the nerve to buy diapers. no one was home so i drove to a dolar general told them they were for my dads 50th birthday as a gag gift. what was your first time buying diapers.

Buying the first few times can be nerve racking. It feels like everyone is staring right at you as you carry the diapers to the checkout.

My first time was over 2 years ago, and i walked into 3 different stores to get them, and it was the third store i finally got brave enough, and it was empty enough for me to buy them. However since that time it has gotten easier and easier. Now if i buy them, i will usually grab them and go find a checkout line, if i am in it for 5 minutes and ppl see me with a bag of diapers, so be it, no one has said anything.

First time I bought I was shaking like a leaf. Went to a local drugstore and the clerk was a very attractive woman, never spoke but she had a huge smile on her face and took forever to put them in the bag.

I was so embarrassed my first time also. I just was thankfull I didn't run into anyone i knew ...

😳 my first time (long time ago) I was so nervous I must have walked around the store a dozen times to make sure I didn'r see anybody I knew. I still usually glance around but with all the security cameras now I would probably be escorted out before my 12th trip around the aisles. LOL I have always has the excuse that it was my turn to buy them ( true and since they are for me it is always my turn to buy them except one time when I was injured and actually needed them and my wife picked them up for me) but I have never been questioned why I bought them. I guess a sale is a sale. 😉

I'd be WAY too nervous to buy in a store. Online is preferable.😜

It beem so long ago, I dont remember it. Now, I work at walmart and i buy there sometimes.

I know my ears get red, but no one has ever ask me why I was buying them. I am not sure

if i would tell them it was for me or for my dad.. I do buy them at the drug store a lot also.

I bring them into the house on monday or tuesday while I am off work and the rest of the

family are working. No one in my house hold knows I wear 24/7. At least I dont think

anyone knows.

Yes I was so nervous the first time, but after realizing that nobody notices or cares, it gets much easier.

When I bought my first diapers I drove to the next town over from me and got them I wasn't that nervous cause my mind set was if anyone says anything I can just say I was getting them for a younger sibling or my own kid since I was old enough to have my own kid

The first time for me I didn't want it to be too obvious so I picked up a bunch stuff so it didn't look like I just wanted the diapers, and honestly I still do it today and most of the time I do a self check.

I had worn diapers until I was 17 because of bedwetting issues. My mother took care of my diapering needs, using cloth diapers and and plastic pants. Years later when I was on my own, that urge to wear diapers again became so strong, I decided to try it again. I went shopping for the same cloth diapers and pants I had worn when I was 17 and located them in a local store. I still remember how nervous I felt standing in the aisle where all the diapers and plastic pants were, looking for the right sizes, finding diaper pins with colored duchy heads, then looking for baby powder and Baby Magic. Already nervous once I got to the check out, waiting behind the others, believing they were all looking at my shopping basket full of diapers and more, wondering what they thought, and then the clerk asking how old was my child, I just shuddered with shame. I left as fast as I could, returned home and pinned diapers on for the first time in many years, stood up and immediately wet myself and began rubbing my crotch. Life has never been the same since.

I buy them online. It's easier so in Sweden

@lyric I definitely hear your story. I recall padding out my shopping with a few items I didn't really need to throw off suspicion. I also remember a few embarrassing questions asked by the check out clerks. Those were the days.

I buy them in person almost weekly at thrift stores. I do have an elderly family member that needs them. Nobody needs to know they are all for me most of the time. I used to be terrified to buy them, now its no big deal. Hoping some woman might notice or comment.

@lyric I definitely hear your story. I recall padding out my shopping with a few items I didn't really need to throw off suspicion. I also remember a few embarrassing questions asked by the check out clerks. Those were the days.

The next step once I started wearing cloth diapers again was the realization I needed to launder them. At first I only intended to try it once, and thought it would be awhile before I did it again. Wrong!! It felt so natural to have a diaper on wet myself and once they were soaked and time to take them off, I was hard and needed to get off in them, so I did. Shortly, I was spending my weekend wearing diapers. Home from work Friday evening and into diapers. Several changes later it was Sunday night or Monday morning and I had a pail full of used diapers that need to be laundered. Living in Apartments I was dependent on using the complexes laundry room, or off to a laundromat, in either event, I was always on the alert for someone to notice my diapers and plastic pants. So nervous someone would notice and ask questions about the diapers, especially since they were way to big for a child or infant. But,as you noted, always hoping maybe some lady would notice, ask me about them and want to get to no more about me. This happened only once, when a young woman noticed, chatted me up, very curious about why I was washing diapers in an apartment complex that didn' permit children. She was so cute, I couldn't resist telling her why, I'd say it was way too much TMI. But as it turned out, she interested, open to knowing more and seeing me. She was 19, a dancer/waitress at a local bar, and up for anything.

@lyric Your story reminds me of the time a girlfriend found my stash of diapers and plastic panties. She was taken aback at first, but I'll never forget that coy smile she had when she asked me if I wanted her to diaper me.