Anyone wear a girdle for covering diapers

Hi,

Does anyone wear a panty girdle or long legged girdle over their diapers or protective panty? I find a good panty girdle or LL girdle keeps the diaper tight to the body, reduces bulge and the creeky noises that diapers sometimes causes. My wife suggested it and it seems to work. esp. for being outdoors in shorts or tight pants.

My wife uses the girdles due to the humiliation it gives me when she changes me. Pulling them up and over the diaper and plastic pants is very humiliating. It also insures no access except at the 6am & 6pm changing time.

I used a panty girdle many years ago and it felt great over the plastic pants. I still occasionally think about getting one again to use. Nice tight and secure feeling. A long-legged girdle would be best - keeps the plastic bloomers tight against the skin and everything in its proper place. ;-) Thanks for the reminder.

😎 😎 Closest to a girdle I ever wore was a tight onsie that squished my diapers tight to me. 😎 😎

Yes, i have worn a girdle many times over my diapers and plastic pants. i love the tightness and feel of them hugging me. Right now i wear a body shaper because it works as a onsie for me, and i also like the way it feels convering my whole body.

In my younger days at home, When wearing thick cloth diapers at home when everyone was not home, would use mother's girdle as nice tight cover to keep diapers nice and tight against my body so the rubbing and humping had the best effect and wonderful feeling. the girdle kept the diaper tight as did not have good pins back then.

Half of my underwear drawer is panties and shapewear. They work great at keeping things in place and if you are wearing a plastic covered diaper the panty will quite the russle.

Ive never worn a girdle, but it dies seem like something to try out... maybe id be able to wear some clothes that i couldn't because of my diaper showing...

Yes girdles do hold up a wet diaper and do reduce the noise of a disposable diaper.

I do in fact thats what I always wear. It keeps the diaper close to my bottom when I expel my enema into it so there are no gaps and hardly any leakage, not to mention sagging.

I also like the sound of the girdle swish from my thighs when I walk around.

S

My wife and I found that if we were going to do any play outside the house, or if there was a need to keep the diaper concealed while out in public, shape wear has the lift and the compression to conceal even a bulky noisy set of disposables. covers the lines and the noise, but makes it even more impossible to forget you're wearing them.

It's also pretty embarrassing to see yourself with the bulky set of disposable diapers visible through the patterns in the shape where when you're not wearing clothing over them. The bulges are more defined and make you feel ridiculous and humiliated. Fortunately my wife laughs and smiles and enjoys the soft dominance she gets out of the situation.

You really do need a good, tight girdle with cloth diapers. No matter how snug you try to pin them, they always work themselves loose. Especially if you wet them. I wear rubber or plastic panties over the girdle to keep my shorts or pants dry.

I have two friends that are both into diapers and do something similar for their cloth diapers. They use control top pantyhose on each other, heavy white ones. They say it makes snug fitting jeans slide on easier.

Back when I was 11 (73 now), my mom put me back in thick cloth diapers due to bedwetting. The first night she didn’t have any plastic panties for me so she improvised by pulling one of old rubber panty girdles up my legs over my diaper. It held it with no sagging when soaked.

Yes I do. A girdle keeps the diaper at place, and at the same time give a feeling of femininity.

Back in the Spring I started wearing body suits. My daily diaper is a MegaMax with a booster and two toddler cloth diapers as inserts. They get pretty heavy and saggy by the end of the day.

A few weeks back I went a day without the body suit. The raw chafing on my thighs that evening was almost unbearable! Lesson learned!