Stinking of pee

I love to stink of pee in public. Ilove to wear scruffy clothes that are too small for me ,which also show my slightly overweight belly off.

I love walking round crowded shops or confined spaces and get a reaction off people for stinking of piss, the bigger the humiliation the better.

There was 1 time when i stunk and some of the shop assistants wouldnt serve me .or a time when a young couple visibly wafted their hands and laughed at me

In all honesty, I wouldn't either, and two it really isn't good for your skin. We are talking about some major medical problems that you really don't want to happen if you keep that up. Also, that's disgusting. I can't even let my old people go that long in a urine soaked diaper. If you were one of my old people you would be getting that bottom changed whether you liked it or not! That is just so nasty. I'm glad it's your ass not mine. For real go get some help before you need medical help!

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All honesty I wouldn't eather and 2 it really isn't good for ur skin we talking about some majer med problems that u really don't want to happen if u keep that up. And really that is fucking sick. I can't even let my old people go that long in a pissy diaper. If u was one of my old people u would be getten that ass changed rather u like it or nor that is just so nasty. I'm glad it is ur ass not mine. Forreal go get u some true help b4 u need med help

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😁 😁 😁 😁 ditto what she said!!!!!! 😁 😁 😁 😁

I work in a nursing home. That's where I am right now actually, and smelling like urine isn't good and it's a real turn off. Please, go and take a bath before I come and give you one...NOT!

I have been very fortunate that I have had a lot of diaper fun with a lot of nice ladies. I found they enjoy the smell of baby powder and the perfume in some of the diapers I use. The stench of old pee does not turn them on.

Just some simple advice here, it's not really a good idea to put powder in diapers, for adults or babies, especially adults, and especially women's. It can cause all sorts of bad things, not real bad, but can cause things like yeast infections, UTI's and other stuff like that, both of which can be passed on to you. Not to mention can be expensive to treat medically, and yes they both really should be treated medically, and also can both be fairly painful.

As regards what started this thread, I can only say it proves that some good can come from the strangest sources.

The advice given by Mash should certainly be heeded. I would, however, point out that talcum powder can be potentially very dangerous. I heard some 20 years ago that research had indicated that talc (which is a micronised silicate) could cause ovarian tumours in females if it entered the vagina. I henceforth advised anyone I knew not to use it below the waist and to avoid breathing in dust from it.

In the light of further research, this advice holds even firmer today.

There is excellent information on this at:

www.preventcancer.com/consumers/cosmetics/talc.htm

Good advice Mash and very true, most of the time we play it is me in diapers and there is not a lot of sexual inter coarse until both of us have been in the hot tub or shower together. I am a clean freak and will do anything sexual but not until both or all of the parties are clean.

Shall we say fussy tastes 😜 Also makes for some close attention to private parts with soft baby wipes acetic acid and water base, of coarse. Finger licking good.

Where I work, we use powder and there hasn't been a problem, in fact the LPNs, Rn's, and the Dr's want the cna's to use baby powder on the people. So in the end do use the baby powder it won't bother your body down there. All it does is keep you dry and keep the diaper place dry. So you can either believe me or not. But when a Dr says it is OK, it is OK. So for the people in here that said it causes problems, please go back to school and study some more on your facts. That is one thing I really do know because I do change enough diapers a night that I could diaper everyone here. And for real it isn't good for your skin to keep a wet diaper on your body longer then 4 hours. It can cause real bad problems. The powder won't, so keep powdering to keep the diapered area fresh.

I always give my cloth diapers a good dustting of Johnson's Corn Starch baby powder because it feels softer and smells better than regular baby powder.

But when a dr says it is ok it is ok. So for the person in here that said that it causes problems please go back to school and study somemore on your facts.

I always find it disappointing when someone has to resort to being patronising to try to make a point. As someone who has pointed out that talcum powder (I've made no comment about other powders) has proven links with certain problems, I do not think there is any need for me to "go back to school" since I did actually study the facts; those which are contained within the article I provided a link for, and several others. If you believe that "when a dr says it is ok it is ok", I presume it follows that when a doctor says something isn't ok, you would also believe that: if so, that leaves you with something of a problem, since quite a lot of doctors (including my own) believe that talcum powder can be responsible for causing problems. I did not write the article or carry out the research, I merely formed an opinion and expressed it.

Dr's. are people and they are entitled to their own opinions. But as previously stated they might not be based in Scientific fact let alone research. I still work on the old mainstay all in moderation. I do like the feel and the protection given by cornstarch rather than ground rocks.

I checked the link and did a search for the safety of talc. Here’s what Wikipedia had to say and it’s consistent with other references, for what it’s worth:

“Several studies have established preliminary links between talc and pulmonary issues,[6] lung cancer,[7][8] skin cancer and ovarian cancer.[9] This is a major concern considering talc's widespread commercial and household use. In 1993, a US National Toxicology Program report found that cosmetic grade talc caused tumours in rats (animal testing) forced to inhale talc for 6 hours a day, five days a week over at least 113 weeks, even though it contained no asbestos-like fibres.[7] Scientists have been aware of the toxicity of talc since the late 1960s, and in 1971 researchers found particles of talc embedded in 75% of the ovarian tumors studied.[10] However, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers non-asbestiform talc, that is, talc which does not contain potentially carcinogenic asbestiform amphibole fibers, to be generally recognized as safe (GRAS) for use in cosmetics. [11]“

Although the above doesn’t mention specifically talc for diaper rash, I learned something today.

I has used baby powder for yrs on diaper changes and sometimes undies never a problem

I like the smell have a wet diaper. On hot days it smells more and in public its embarrassing when your around a lot of people.

I love the smells and feeling of a soaked and messy diaper out in public. having people look around for the kid with the stinky diaper on, its amazing how many people will check their kids diapers instead of guessing an adult was the culprit

Personally, I can't take smelling like that. I have to bathe regularly to keep myself from gettin the funk as well as using powders to help reduce the smell to.

Not in public but I do like wearing a soaking wet and smelly terry nappy when at home.