Airport security

I joined the 'drip and drab club' several years ago when my wife brought home a pack of Men's diapers. They are OK but I've settled on Guards or Shields from either Tenna or Depends. First week I had a guard pad loosen it's adhesive grip on my briefs and slide down the leg of my trousers just as I was clearing TSA's carry-on X-Ray station. I've since improvised by putting on the briefs then inserting the guard. To hold things in place I don a Jockstrap over the brief then get dressed. If a flight is short or I'm close to a restroom (spell that Business Class) I'll wear a shield inside a lightweight plastic cup which has less bulk than the Guard.

All that worked well until, without thinking, I picked a Jockstrap that had snaps on a pocket to hold the cup. And those snaps were just enough to set off the hand scanner.

And those snaps were just enough to set off the hand scanner.

And then what happened?.....

I have had my baggage searched at airport security on 2 occasions down the years. Nothing untoward, just the minor embarrassment of having dirty clothing / underwear etc checked through.....

JTMac

already explained they just escorted me to side room and when I showed them they said sorry and let me go

As many of you know I am genuinely incontinent but I've never had the indignity of going through airport security whilst wearing diapers, I tend to buy them once I have arrived at my destination to avoid this problem.

I did hear recently about a terminally ill patient who had cancer and needed to go through a TSA checkpoint when she was in transferal from one state to another on a domestic trip for treatment who was subjected to a truly appauling experience and who later sued the TSA and NSA for her bad and highly un-professional and humiliating situation.

I regularly travel internationally from England in the UK where I live to the far east or aeurope and I'm some cases the america's and have never once had a bad experience or been asked sir why are you wearing a diaper?, but thats basically because I don't wear them when travelling through checkpoints.

I also have a lot of respect for those who keep our borders safe and who do a frankly unappreciated and in some cases under paid form of work just to keep us safe from potential harm be it from illegal drugs or from terrorists

or from invasive species or pests in the form of animals or diseases from entering the food chain through unsuspecting people carrying them what ever because the people working at border security are heroes even though occasionally they get a bad bum wrapping from a few people who cause their good name to be ruined.

Yours sincerely

Chinababy888.

I have had my diaper bag pulled out of my backpack before when they were looking at things. (I guess having all my phone charger/iPod cord/headphones/etc. showed up as one big black blob that they manually check) I keep a smaller draw string bag (my diaper bag) inside my larger backpack. The girl at the counter just pulled it out, gave a quick peak inside, then moved it over to look for the cables. Nothing was said, no embarrassment, nota. Very professional on their part.

I had no problems at the airport on my recent trip to the states. They looked in my carry on saw my nappies and just handed the bag back.

I flew last month. I fly 3, maybe 4 times a year. Last months trip was the first time since I began wearing full time. I’ve always herd that it can be a problem if you wet before going through security, so I was careful not to do that. I had my change bag in my carry on and the rest of my diapers for a week in my checked bag. I was wearing a full size pull up with a PUL cover. No one ever looked at my bag other than when it went through X-ray. No one questioned me, took anything out of my bag or even opened it.

After I got on the plane, I was so glad to be in a diaper. It made the whole experience much less stressful.

It takes longer but much less hassle to take ground transit, preparing your wheelchair to be broken by the baggage apes, and having to transfer to an aisle wheelchair that yhey beltbyou in like an advanced course in bondage is just not worth it , they are so guaranteed to break your wheelchair that under federal law they cant deny it or refuse the funds to fix it , but let's say I flew to Florida and the busted a motor or something taking my chair completely out of service , so much for vacation and hello stay cation , stay on the phone giving them he'll until they pay up and pray you took out travel insurance, I am serious take ground it's not worth it.

Having recently travelled, I have much to share on this topic and will soon. That being said, SAP have you considered Renting a chair at your destination? I did and it was the best decision ever. No hassles.

I've only flew a couple times and notice how they handle baggage and etc. They don't take much pride on handling other people's property. Not only that it bothers me on how they treat special needs or the handicap. Some people look at special need or the handicap as an big inconvenience, well it's a big inconvenience to them also making the best out of it. I dont think anyone with special needs or handicap wants to be a inconvince to anyone.They should be happy and be thankful that they are not in that position. I also think making a big scene about seeing diapers and related items being scanned is wrong. I understand security and safely for all, but there has be reasonable way of doing it. I'm so sorry that this happens and feel for them. JUST BE RESPECTFUL AND UNDERSTANDING. I'm sorry if I got on my soap box. Indiana

Renting would be a good solution however my only income is compassionate social security disability, the compassionate designation many are unfamiliar with denotes a short list of some real hideous diseases that have no treatment and are 100% fatal , any way that puts a severe crunch on finances if I had to rent a chair when I got there ,at one point I was going up to Mass and we looked into renting a wheelchair van for the trip, you would never believe that many get rented , because normal stuff like washing and returning with a full tank is fine ,the devil is in the details 100 miles a week are free everything over that was like 67 cent a mile , on top of the just over $605 a day rental fee not counting uninsured motorist coverage and liabilty that pushes it even higher . Having a disabilty and getting around can be an expensive pain in ass.

SAP it certainly can be...no doubt. On our recent trip we looked at a van and came to the same conclusions. Luckily for us where we were, Vegas, has many accessible taxis. But, even there there were some learning curves...

I got to thinking:

One man gets on a plane with an explosive in his shoe. From then on we must take off our shoes to get on a plane.

Now imagine if he had the explosive in his pants......

Well, there was the underwear bomber...

A few months ago I travelled out of San Diego International Airport and I went through airport security wearing a Rearz Princess diaper. I was running late and simply left the diaper on I had been wearing all night as I caught my flight early in the morning. It of course was heavily saturated. When I went through the X-ray machine I was flagged with a big yellow circle in the middle of my crotch. The TSA agent was a younger Asian kid and he said that he would have to pat me down and asked if I objected. i said no and he lifted my shirt and felt around the waistband of my jeans. My diaper was higher than the waistband of my jeans and he exposed it to everyone in the area. He was not quite sure what to do so he called for a supervisor. The supervisor came over and said he could not clear my senstive areas and I told him I am sure it is because I am wearing a diaper. He escorted me to a private room with the younger TSA agent and started patting my crotch. He was very respectful and considerate. After a few minutes he asked me if I would just pull down my pants. I took my shorts down and there I was standing in front of two men wearing a very wet and very pink diaper. Within seconds he politely told me to pull my pants up and cleared me. He asked me if I get privately screened a lot and I said a few times. I thanked him for being so professional and I headed off to my flight. I am sure I wad the talk of the day.

@SAP I go to the same place in FL 4 times a year. We always fly except once and since I only started wearing full time back in July, I never wore a diaper until this most recent trip. It wasn’t a bad experience other than I hate flying in general.

When we went in June, we drove. If I had the extra time to take from work I would drive every time. From where I live it’s a two day drive, which if you have the time is a nice alternative to flying. You can take whatever you want/need including your time.

We have taken a vacation to Mexico for the last several years. We had never had an issue with Mexican customs until last year. When you entered you would push a button and receive either a green light to proceed or a red light that resulted in additional searching of your luggage. Last year we received a red light and they did a cursory inspection, less than 5 minutes to go through 5 bags. This year they did not have the light anymore, they had a guard with a dog, he asked us if we were bringing in alcohol or tobacco and we answered truthfully that we were not. He then asked us to go to another area extra screening. They then put all of our luggage through the X-Ray machine and then proceeded to open our two biggest bags and started to take out everything inside and inspect everything. I had several shoe bags with diapers in them, sure enough he picked up the first pack of Dry 24-7 diapers The agent looked at my wife and asked what was in the bag. My wife looked at him very coolly and told him it was adult diapers. He said ok but did not actually look in the bag. I had four bags of diapers spread over our two large suitcases ( in case one them does not arrive on time) and did not open any of the diapers. Another agent came over and they started discussing something I Spanish and then started to look at some of the zippers, we speculated that they must have thought they spotted something on the X-ray. After about 15 minutes they finally repacked all of our clothes and diapers and told us we could go. As we were walking out I told my wife she handled that very well but maybe she could at least call them incontinence undergarments to spare me the embarrassment. She laughed and said he was a young guy and probably would not have understood what they were, besides he did not know if they were for me or her. Other than the hassle it was kind of funny, the young agent handled the adult diapers comment very professionally.

I've only been stopped once going through the full body scanner. The guard asked me if I had anything in my pants "around the crotch area." I explained that I was wearing an absorbent pad for urinary incontinence. She radioed that back to the control room and I was sent on my way. Handled very professionally.

... flagged with a big yellow circle in the middle of my crotch. The TSA agent was a younger Asian kid and he said that he would have to pat me down and asked if I objected..... escorted me to a private room with the younger TSA agent and started patting my crotch. .... After a few minutes he asked me if I would just pull down my pants. I took my shorts down and there I was standing in front of two men wearing a very wet and very pink diaper.

Since you identify as a sissy cuckold, I was wondering if this experience was a turn on for you. It began with a concern over something in your crotch, to which they want to pat you down, so you know your crotch is about to be patted down. that can be dramatically arousing for some people.

The way you worded "there I was standing in front of two men wearing a very wet and very pink diaper.", it illustrates elements of humiliation, which i see you are into, based on your profile. I'm thinking you may have derived a rush from this experience. As it's 2 men, not 1, and it's both a wet and pink diaper. And you were forced into this situation to have to expose it. You hint at it earlier when you said "My diaper was higher than the waistband of my jeans and he exposed it to everyone in the area", which contributed to your humiliation.

I'm thinking this must be a fond memory for you, which would be great because it's a situation you couldn't really contrive. Although wearing a diaper through the airport does give this kind of thing a chance at happening.