Skirts versus trousers

This time of the year...summer...it is hard to stay comfortable when diapered and wearing plastic baby panties under trousers or jeans. Was wondering, from the female adult babies, if it is more comfortable and cool to wear diapers and plastic panties under a dress or skirt than trousers? When I am home and just in diapers and panties, or have a loose fitting robe over them it seems more comfortable.

I find it much more comfortable to wear a dress or skirt. When there is a breeze it feels nice, but there is a slight risk if it is too strong.

Well. I'm not a female either, but I wear a Kilt 7 days a week. I love wearing my diaper with 2 inserts and frilly plastic pants under my kilt.

Just read a new ripple to the ongoing question about being too hot in diapers and plastic panties this time of the year. This little blurb I read said that real rubber pants allow air to circulate...obviously plastic, or vinyl, panties do not. Has anyone used real rubber panties and does it make a difference? If so, old question, will trousers still push in too much and not allow the air through and therefore still cause discomfort through the build up of heat?

Those of you who must wear diapers how do you keep yourself comfortable, and, of course, healthier by reducing moisture from perspiration? One answer, I expect, is frequent diaper changes...but when one is out and about this, too, is problematic.

In the summer months I like to wear skirts or dresses over my diapers it is a lot more comfortable for me.

I am not Scotish but Irish. I am also a Bagpiper, so yes, I wear a kilt and being incontinent I have no choice, I have to wear diapers. I wear a onsie type shirt and boxers that match my kilt to hide them. The only problem I have is changing, you have to totally undress to get a diaper on properly. Hope this helps?

Does anyone wear a kilt in the US on a regular basis and if so, do you get weird looks from other people? I have always wanted to wear one but am too scared to try it.

[color=#000000]For this baby gir,it is only skirts and or dresses while diapered.Mommy needs to be able to check easy if my diapers need to be changed.[/color]

I prefer to wear a skirt. It's more comfortable. I don't wear short skirts for obvious reasons. Too much risk on windy days of getting your diaper exposed.

I am a diaper wearing T Girl . And am happy to say that I am dressed as a woman nearly every day. For wearing bulky diapers such as 24/7 or Abena X Plus its always best to wear a dress or a skirt and especially in the summer. I do wear under jeans but usually with a three tab Depend with an incontinance pad inside.

I love my diapers !

IF I could pass as a girl I'd wear skirts all summer!

You girls are so lucky. I wish I could wear skirts

Yes us girls are lucky that we can wear skirts. i have some slacks but i don't wear them often since a real pain to change your diaper. for the most part i wear jumpers they work out because i can wear oneies under them and it helps keep my didie up. and easily can pull them up over my hips and unsnap my oneies and change.

I have worn skirts and dresses over my diapers at times

I'm male and don't crossdress (much) but I've definitely found that open-bottomed clothes are more comfortable with diapers. Stuff like dressing gowns but also long t-shirts.

Even though I am a guy, skirts are so much fun with diapers as it peeks out from under the hemline as in my picture!

It's true that kilts are really skirts for men, but I think it's time society moved beyond that. I am not into cross-dressing, and have often felt that clothes open at the bottom - robes, skirts, are really well suited for the male anatomy. Why do we get stuck in pants?

Anyone who has ever lived through a hot humid Montreal summer would know that light open clothing would be great to have. Now couple that heat and humidity with a wet diaper under plastic pants, or worse yet, a disposable diaper, and it is very uncomfortable.

I think skirts (or something like that) for men in general would be great, and especially so for diaper wearers. It's time this moved past the cross-dressing exercise.

I would wear skirts

I haven't yet, but I really want to wear a diaper under a skirt in public.

I've found that I love to wear a plastic skirt or dress over my plastic pants, and I do this quite often when I'm alone. I would wear a plastic apron when I worked in a chemistry lab and it wasn't long before I took one home to try wearing it over just plastic panties. I liked the way it felt to have the plastic brush against my legs. Also wearing a long raincoat over plastic pants produced a similar sensation.

At that point it didn't seem like much of a step to trying a plastic skirt, and so I got a couple from AC Medical. Well, I was hooked. Now I have both straight and circle skirts as well as some of the plastic dresses that Rearz has available. I also have a couple of really short skirts that I've made from bloomers that split on the center seam, those are great for summer. I love the way the plastic feels on my legs as I move and a skirt or dress doesn't bind against my plastic pants like trousers do, so they feel better on me too.

Over the past year I have taken to wearing shortalls over my nappy and plastic pants while I am around the house or garden. as they are not supported at the waist but hang from the shoulders they don't interfere with my nappy. Mind you they don't disguise the bulge of my nappy. They are pretty good after caster oil when you know you will need a poop but don't know when!

I still wear jeans or sometimes shorts when I venture out into the town or mall. I have a couple of pleated skirts (kilt like but shorter) for lazing about wear. My g/f prefers me in a skirt but her friends prefer my shortalls. Me - Well I just like wearing and using a nappy!

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