Incongruent diaper scene

This morning while shaving there was an image in the mirror of a man shaving wearing nursery print plastic panties over his diapers. Made me laugh. Not exactly your typical ‘home movies’ video. What was your most incongruent diaper scene, experience, or observation?

Funny, I have a similar image in my mirror each morning while shaving

Look at my profile pic 🙂. I love two worlds that collide in just one picture and I tried to show that in this one. These are two of my strongest sides in one image.

Spike

Damned If I don't see that same guy every other morning. I'll bet they put something in the shaving cream.

Oh, probably the many times during the height of the virus, while working remotely from home, I'd be Skyped into some important meeting at work while sitting here wearing wet / loaded diapers. I kept thinking, “Little do they know, and if they did I wonder what the reaction would be?” I don't use a camera. I've thought of getting one just because it would raise the stakes a bit, if I forget it's on and stand up then everyone would see what “pants” I have on.

I shave after my wife changes my wet diapers in the morning. So feels so good to stand in front of the mirror, brush my teeth, shave wearing only my clean dry diapers and rubber pants and nothing else. Seems so incongruous for a man shaving himself wearing diapers and rubber pants. Especially when I have something cute on like pink diapers or patterned diapers along with matching rubber pants, or even rumba panties.

Fair to comment on my own ‘comment’? Today in the mirror the ‘shaving man’ had on pink plastic panties. When was it decided that pink=girl/blue=boy? Might not a “manly-man” like the color pink?

This moves into “sissy panties”. Why nan a man not like lace and/or ruffles? And why are so many on here attracted to these in their baby wardrobe? I read a comment by someone who I am sure is most masculine about when he first put on a baby dress. Historically men in the 16,17 hundreds wore ruffles, lace, and a lot of color. Some of those men were certainly masculine and even heroic. There are probably many reasons why some of us like pink, or ruffles, or lace, or even a dress and it is not about being ‘sissy’ (though who cares if it is). Psychiatry probably has answers. I don’t dispute the aloe of psychiatry but I do think they ‘pigeon hole’ their diagnosis and then don’t look for or consider the range and complexity of some individuals. Maybe they don’t even consider the simple. ‘I like pink.’, ‘diapers are comfortable’. How should we interpret a woman who wants to wear blue plastic panties over her diaper?

After that mental wandering think my brain will ever find it way home😋?