Point of discussion. Is it a Sin or are we Gay??

We have had a number of posts saying and or asking if it is a sin to wear diapers. There have also been a lot of postings about weather or not it makes you gay to have a same sex member change your diapers for you. I think it is time for a good old open Thread for the discussion of the morality of our diaper fetish. Also if we are gay or not for the participation we have with our diapers from our friends in the Gay Lifestyles. I know we all have our own opinions on these subjects so I hope we get some participation.

What raises my interests along these lines is the increase in participation we are receiving from many of our good Friends from the other sections here in Zity Biz.

I don't like the idea of another male seeing my privates so changing me is out of the question. I'm find with gays and lesbians as long as the guys don't hit on me.

I think if a man wants another man to change his diapers, he IS gay or bisexual.

But who cares if that's what your interest is?

Is it a sin? Just about everything we talk about here is sinful. Again, who cares?

I have had other guys change my wet nappies and I have changed other guys nappies. I think its great it sometimes leads to a little bit of sex but thats ok.

It is not a sin. What consenting adults do in private is there own business. Especially something as harmless as diapers. When you and your consenting adult partner are wearing diapers in private, you are not hurting anyone or infringing on anyone's right or freedom to anything. Why should this even be considered a sin.

It is not a sin at all. Whatever two (or more) consenting adults get up to in their own time should be no one elses business.

However, I am straight, but I wouldn't mind who changed me, either a Mummy or a Daddy, as long as the Mummy didn't start to hit on me. With a Mummy, the diaper change is just that "a change". Whereas, with a Daddy, if something else happens, fine, highly unlikely, but ok.

I don't see how what you choose to wear could be considered a sin as long as you live a moral lifestyle. A person can wear a ski mask to keep warm, or use it to hold up a convenience store. It's not the clothes that sin, it's the person wearing them. If you were to force someone to change you against their will, at gunpoint,say, that's the sin.

Since "moral" and "sin" are standards that mankind devises for himself and his society we need to know if you are asking as individuals, answerable to your individual code; or as regards society's definition. I think just wearing a diaper would not be "immoral" or a "sin" by any standards...Though there is a biblical passage that says,"when I was a child...when I was an adult I put away childish..."Still not sure that makes it a sin even by organized religion standards. Personally I believe,as mentioned above, as long as we hurt no one else, we are answerable to our own self for our morality.

Very well put lonbaby.

Mashie