Do you dress to hide your diapers ?

I do dress to hide my diapers. I usually wear a full dress to work. If I wear pants then I wear pull ups which are less bulky.

I would say I dress to hide them, or keep them concelead as possible. Usually this just means a snap crotch shirt to keep things in place from sagging and some larger size jeans to hide the diaper lines. If I think it will show too much I'll opt for a longer shirt or jacket that hides my butt enough you can't tell. Though I have had times I wore too tight of jeans. Wasn't so much uncomfortable that they showed but that once I was wet it was way too tight haha.

No don't hide my nappies just but normal clothes on

I don't dress especially to hide my nappy - but I don't advertise either. There's a certain thrill that comes from possibly being discovered 😃

I usually wear loose-fitting jeans or shorts over a disposable nappy when I'm out in public. This is partly for comfort and partly so there's room in the crotch for the nappy to swell up when I wet. If I'm pretty wet, I'll put a pair of plastic pants over the top of the nappy to prevent tell-tale leaks.

I always make sure that the top of my nappy and/or plastic pants are poking out above the waist of my pants - that way everything will be visible if my shirt lifts up.

Yes I do. I'm constantly checking if my shirt didn't ride up or if my butt is too poofy. I'm very private about it. Sometimes I wish I wouldn't care so much, but I want to keep it between me and the few people that know I wear.

Nooooo, I can't say that I truly hide my diapers, but like others I don't actually show them either. I wear mostly skirts and dressed with tights and hose, to also keep in place and help from drooping when used. I am sure someone has seen my diapered bottom, when I am bending over to pick something up. But no one has ever said anything to me, but have noticed some smiles from both men and women.

Since my last post on this topic I've developed over active bladder and urge incontinence. That being the case I'm almost always diapered. I'm more at ease going out in public diapered that when I was just a DL. I still dress to cover. I do this mainly for the sake of the public as I feel it's rude to be pushing a diapered adult in their face. Just a matter of courtesy.

Gotta say that the fantasy of walking down the street in a thick diaper and plastic pants out in the open with just a t shirt and shoes sure sounds like fun though...

I am not discrete as I used to be , I don't hide it , but i don't advertise it either , there are days when I will want to wear something from my past , like I have a really nice pair of North face alpine tights that I used to run & climb in , wearing those you can not deny the diaper but generally if I wear something like that I don't have plans to go out,there are a few times over the years that i have ended up outside in less than desirable clothes but i dont sweat it,if it happens . I figure my diaper or "protection " is much to your benefit as much as it is mine , I don't get embarrassed but you don't have to get a new carpet, I am not a Pomeranian when I have an accident on your carpet there will be no denying it.

I would say that I do not really hide my diaper nor do I like make it fully stand out. I like to go to the store in a thick diaper with plastic pants over them. I do not mind if I crinkle when I walk it kind of excites me to rustle around.

Yes, although only when I go out

in public as I don't want to look out of place or draw any unnecessary attention to myself.

I also wear my normal clothing because I feel more comfortable in them and I wear diapers because of on going medical issues and disabilities, I also choose to live my life to the fullest extent despite my problems with incontinence.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

I dont really di--hide my diapers and plasticpants alsd i am sure people can see when i have accidents so why hide it

I just ordered a charcoal grey hoodie, friend and familiybwill get it but others won't it's say Diaper filling please wait....

That's about as dikmsxni get.

Yes most definately dress to hide !

I wear bulky trousers with Lyra stretch pants and PUL plastic pants over the stretch pants as these tend to smooth over the hard outlines of the nappy padding as my new nappies have to be bulky by necessity.

In colder weather I always wear a long coat that goes further down my back thus covering my bottom and nappy bulge.

I do my best to dress around the padding. I’m fortunate in that my work clothes are lose fitting and the north Shore Supreme isn’t too obvious, I hope.

I use smaller more discreet briefs or pull ups when I’m off. I spend a lot of my off hrs in gym shorts so there’s not a lot of room for hiding a diaper. Its very important to me to keep my brief or pull up a seacret.

I tend to wear jeans and khakis

I wear my normal clothes during the day at work. I wear a disposable ATN and plastic pants with my slacks over them. There are times I can feel the diaper sagging toward the end of the day but no one has ever commented except my Admin who is aware I wear diapers 24/7.

I was never raised to dress to hide my diapers (I was still in diapers when I started dressing myself) but I was raised to wear loose clothes and keep pressure off them, which, as it turns out, mostly hides them, so I guess, yeah.

When I am out in public where I can be seen by others, I do not like to draw attention to the fact that I am in diapers. It is revealing enough that I may have my diaper bag with me. Over time I have learned that what works best for me, since I wear the flat, prefold cloth diapers most of the time with waterproof panties, is a good jumper dress like a maternity jumper that has plenty of room for bulky diapers and the fuller-cut sun dresses, especially those that are empire-waisted. I find that wearing dresses such as these do a pretty good job of keeping my bulky diapers discrete, and they make for easier and quicker diaper changes in public restrooms. With certain fabrics like the light cotton sun dresses one finds here in South Florida, it may be necessary to wear a half slip to avoid "see through." And one has to be cautious when outdoors on windy days to avoid revealing bulges or skirts billowing up. I have worn pantyhose and tights, even a girdle, over my diapers but they can become uncomfortable over a short period of time, especially when I am wet and/or messy. If I need to wear stockings, I prefer to wear them with a garter belt instead.

I have worn maternity pants with maternity or tunic-style tops that are long enough to cover my diapered bottom and even maternity overalls with some success; but I feel more comfortable and secure in my jumpers and sun dresses. The only thing I need to worry about when out in public is not walk so fast that I waddle. And if I sit down, I need to be sure I sit as lady-like as possible - and that can be hard to do sometimes.

My suggestion would be T-shirts that are a little bit bigger than what you would normally wear, also ones that are similar to the ones the Duluth Trading company sells their long tail tees. My problem is when I have to wear in the daytime that if you bend over the T-shirt rides up and the top of your diaper that goes above your belt line is exposed so a long-tailed t-shirt is very useful.

When we go out I usually wear a plain onsie with shorts or pajama pants this helps my diaper being exposed if I bend over. Plus the top of my diaper is not peaking over my cloths.

Plus a onsie makes diaper changes while out in public a whole lot easier.

I wear trousers a size larger than i need to accommodate my nappy and plastic pants. Can still look a bit padded but don't think people notice and better to wear a nappy than not and i think wet trousers would look much more obvious than a little padding.

I don't dress to hide them, specifically. I dress to not squish them. That usually has the effect of hiding them, but after this many years in diapers, I'd much rather be safely diapered than invisibly diapered.

I don't really dress to hide my diapers while out in public. Around the house I'm usually in just a diaper and t-shirt.

I need to update my earlier post. I now use a plain solid colored snapped crotch onesie if I'm going to around people. These onesies are the greatest because they fit and are made very well for an active person. They are one solid color and no AB printed on them. They are great for me not having to worry about my shirt being tucked in exposing my diaper. Looks like a normal T shirt all tucked in.

I don't often go out in my diapers and when I do, it's for fun and excitement so I dress in a way that gives me some control over how obvious my diapers are--usually tight sweat pants or shorts with a low-hanging t-shirt. I can raise/lower the bottom of the t-shirt or even stuff it into my sweat pants / shorts depending on how brave I am and how obvious I want my diapers to be. And typically, the longer I'm out doing this the more daring / obvious I get.

For example, once about 15 years ago I decided I wanted to go on a diaper adventure. It was chilly and I was wearing tight, blue sweat pants which made it totally obvious that I was thickly diapered. After getting gas, going to a grocery store, and making a few other stops this way, I ended up going to Wal-Mart—a store I hate except for when I want to be seen in my diapers.

The pharmacy was along the front with aisles perpendicular to it. One of them was baby aisle. When diapered, I love to go to the baby aisle and dawdle around while looking at all the diapers and baby supplies and smelling the wonderful smells. While doing this I looked up and saw that the pharmacist—a fairly attractive lady in her 50s—was staring at me. I went to the next aisle and stuffed the back of my shirt into my plastic pants and pulled them up so they were totally obvious then went back to the baby aisle, looked at the lady pharmacist and smiled. Then I made my way off to another part of the store.

Later I left and decided to get a drink from the machine in front of the store. As I was walking over there I noticed that the lady pharmacist was sitting on a bench near the machine, smoking a cigarette. After buying the drink I looked at her and smiled. She said “It’s a bit chilly for a cold drink!” I said “I know, but I like them even when it’s cold!”

Then, she looked down and I could tell that her eyes were focused directly on my bulging, drooping diapers! She then looked back up, straight into my eyes, with that bemused grin that people (especially women) get when they know you’re wearing diapers, can’t believe it, and are trying not to laugh.

As I drank the soft drink I looked back at her, and for about ten seconds she alternated between looking me in the eyes and taking increasingly long looks at my diapers, grinning, and in her mind I’m sure she was imagining what I looked like without the sweatpants. Finally I said “Well, I need to go. Have a good day!” and turned and walked away.

I got about ten feet from her and decided to put on a show. I then intentionally dropped my keys and bent over to pick them up with my butt facing right at her—this to completely show off my bulging diapers—then turned around, smiled and waved. She was sitting there staring at me and giggling. Needless to say, I went straight home and masturbated to a huge orgasm over this. I’ve had hundreds more thinking about it since.

I don't often go out in my diapers and when I do, it's for fun and excitement so I dress in a way that gives me some control over how obvious my diapers are--usually tight sweat pants or shorts with a low-hanging t-shirt. . . . .

I got about ten feet from her and decided to put on a show. I then intentionally dropped my keys and bent over to pick them up with my butt facing right at her—this to completely show off my bulging diapers—then turned around, smiled and waved. She was sitting there staring at me and giggling. Needless to say, I went straight home and masturbated to a huge orgasm over this. I’ve had hundreds more thinking about it since.

This apparently turned you on, however her impression of you was unlikely to be positive.

Keep your kinks at home.

You're right, and if you've read all my posts you know I don't do this very often (especially lately, the older I get the less I do). The incident described in the post was almost 20 years ago but the older I get, the less it seems to be a fun thing and the more I think "well if anybody saw me they'd just think I was some poor person who'd just had prostate surgery".

In this particular case, though, I was just minding my own business when that lady spoke to me--it really was as if she found me amusing and wanted a closer look. Oh well, all water under the bridge now. But you're 100% correct, one shouldn't force one's kinks onto the unwilling!

Thanks for the reminder to all. Stay safe during this current mess!

I don’t get to dress myself when I go out. I’ve been tolled ever since I started wetting my pants and had to wear diapers that I do not have a choice over what I wear. When we go out I’m usually dressed appropriately for the occasion. The clothing choices usually involve pants with elastic waists that make it easy for checking and changing. Clothing is selected for the convenience of my caretaker, not for me.

In the months it cold out I wear Jean's. In summer months I wear shorts and home I just wear diaper and shirt in my back yard. If people see my diaper thou my clothes or its popping out and print so be it. None there business. Its like my next door neighbor there nudist. Its none of my business. If its your thing , it's your thing.

When were out I usually have a onesie on, and shorts. But there has been times I have not been put in a onesie on before we leave the house.