Girls do you wear diapers during mentrual periods?

This is definitely a question for the girls... but i was wondering...when your not wearing a diaper what do you use when aunt flo visits... Ive always like the thinker stuff like always overnight.. im just wondering if theres any correlation between that and liking diapers...

I only wear my diaper, that's all i need...

My fiance occasionally indulges me by wearing diapers, but never will wear them by herself, they are just not her thing. So imagine my surprise when she asked if I could leave some Tena Protective Underwear out so she would not have to worry about her period leaking at night. I work the night shift and am not home between 9pm and 8am, and so would not be there the majority of the time she would be wearing, but she wanted them anyway. I asked her about it, and she admitted that she much preferred to wear the pull-ups during her period as it was much more secure and comfortable than wearing a pad, and certainly much safer than using a tampon at night.

As a side note to those that do use tampons at night, be sure you aren't leaving them in for more than 8 hours at a time. I work as an RN in a hospital and have more than once seen patients in for Toxic Shock Syndrome who have left tampons in too long. One lady had developed sepsis, and had both legs amputated below the knee, all her fingers amputated to the first knuckle, had a tracheostomy stoma to breathe and was also completely incontinent. Just a warning.

My girlfriend has done that only once... And let me say... It's pretty strange changing a diaper with blood in it... Heh...

I ALWAYS wear diapers when I'm on my period... unless I go swimming or something. Honestly though, when I am on it.. I feel a lot more little than normal and if I have bad back cramps, it helps sooth it and trap in body heat. =-)

My wife would wear my plastic panties on days when her flow was heavy.Our son found them in the dryer one time and she was nice enough to claim them as hers explaining that she did not want the mattress to get stained with blood.

One gal i worked with wore diapers for her time of the month.

Although my girlfriend doesn't like the pains and cramping at that time of the month. She wont wear a diaper because she says she likes to feel feminine and diapers are designed for girls and guys where as Tampons and pads are designed for women.

At night i just get a pad and place it in my diaper, i dont wear diaper during day time. During day time, when I have my periods, I wear a pad

If i know im going to be changed every few hours I wear a tampon, I change that and my boyfriend does the rest, but if i think im going to be stuck in a nappy for a while I just put an extra pad in

Just the diaper. I use to have extremely heavy periods when I was younger and I had to wear diapers for protection.

Just tried it with a tampon but think I am going to try with just a diaper

Oh no way... just a diaper... with a tampon shoved up there... a diaper is not fun

I just wear a diaper; I never have any heavy flow.

Yes,for this baby girl.Doesn't matter if mother nature comes calling every month.If it happens and I am diapered so be it,just another diapered mess to clean from baby.

I wear diapers 24/7, so it's easier to just use the diaper for when I'm on. Seems pointlest using other products as well.

I just bleed in my diaper. No use for protection. Sometimes I may use a soft cup.

Before I started occasionally wearing diapers I would use a pad, but now I just use a diaper. As has been said they are just over-sized pads anyway, so I see no need to use a pad as well. In fact I am more likely to wear a diaper during my period than at any other time, especially now I am getting to the age where my periods are becoming unpredictable - like I have had 2 this year! - since it saves on buying pads and keeping a stock of them in the house that I might never use.

I’m thinking of asking my girlfriend if she wants to try this instead of her pads or maybe use a diaper with a pad inside it.

I came across a YT video of a woman showing that she was wearing a pull-up for her period, and several comments backed her up that they do this as well. I believe one of the tampon/pad companies do or did market a pull-up specifically for periods, but Always Discreet which is currently available is marketed for incontinence, but is from a maxi pad company. It seems like the overall marketing and general feeling for both periods and incontinence have moved from the smallest, most inconspicuous protection being the best, and anything to do with a large pad being not desirable, to things that are diaper-like (but not tape-on actual diapers) being widely accepted. The women in Depend pull-up underwear ads have gotten younger over the past decade plus (the "say 'yes' to more things" girl looked to be in her late 20s).

My daughter (28 ) does. She says they're much more comfy and she doesn't have to worry about leaks.