PaddedLittleFlyer

Which diaper is that? I’ve never seen Northshore carry that print before? 🤔

So full! How do you do it?

I sent a DM btw, think we could chat? I really like your posts :)

Ah I see. Looks messy too 😜 hehe

Oh my goodness! That M4 is FULL!! 😳 What did you eat?

How much messes and wettings did it take for it to end up like that? 😳

I don’t normally mess, but I was horny this morning and decided to let go 😜

You’ll be fineeeeee

I think I’m going to have to give those diapers a try soon..

OMG! Thats so messy! What was happening in the back!? Theres a little hole forming 😳🫣

Soggy Sunday anyone?

Changing out shortly to go wander around 🙈

Morning Diaper, still has some space for more. Feeling a bit too lazy to get out of bed today.

I can relate from one of my mountain-side drives! Maybe not as poopy as you but definitely as wet 😳

Thank you for reading my story & about me, hopefully it helps with getting to know me better. I’m looking forward to seeing what BlueSky has to offer.

Anyways, outside of my story. I am a automotive & travel/aviation enthusiast. I aspire to be a flight attendant for a major airline once I hit the age requirement (21)

They don’t know about my history of diapers outside of when I was wearing Goodnites about 6+ years back in middle school but again. Now it’s none of their business and I am better off now without them.

Outside of the stress from finding a bathroom it also helps with the abuse I’ve gone through. I’m an only child to homophobic family with absent parents. I was raised by grandparents that I initially loved but the abuse & homophobia before I came out caused my decision to distance myself.

The absolute stress I’ll get when I have to embarrassingly run to our single bathroom can be completely negated when I just wear a brief. Some may call it lazy but what else can I do on a 20-30 minute drive? Hold it longer?

I say so because I work a ACTIVE, and I mean active job. I’m not on my feet like a FA but I manage about 20-30+ vehicles a day in my current automotive job so I am limited on time when I’m around a bathroom and I NEED to hydrate often while I’m outside sweating.

I also do not flaunt my underwear around the same way someone flaunts their name brand GUCCI shirt. It’s my business and nobody else’s. Like a good friend taught me, diapers are like shoes. Can I function without them? Yes, Do I function better with them? Absolutely.

Little about Me:
I usually wear for comfort and to help me sleep better at night & sometimes when I am on prolonged sessions where I don’t want to worry about finding a bathroom (long hike, car rides, flights)
I wouldn’t say I’m incontinent as I am not professionally diagnosed but…

Lesson learned! Next time I’m ever traveling (I haven’t in a while now due to work) I will just show my waistband as soon as possible to the TSA agent to avoid this situation. Hopefully as a aspiring Flight Attendant that I won’t have encounters like this again 😅

The supervisor was so annoyed at the TSA agent after needing me to drop my pants since it’s protocol. I told him after the pat-down that I wasn’t given a moment to say I had a brief & bodysuit on (pretty sure the onesie triggered the X-ray though)

Mind you, I was totally taken back thinking “fuck!”.

I’m not the type to purposefully flaunt that I wear diapers, I just mind my own business and keep others out of it. Fast forward I’m taken to the box and had to announce I was wearing a incontinence brief to the supervisor.

Anyways. I was in a clean Megamax with my white onesie & was wearing my business suit. To my dismay the TSA agent is freaking out about my groin region. Weirdly enough he did not ask if I was wearing a medical device nor even bothered to let me tell him what it was, I could’ve lifted my waistband 🤦‍♂️

At the time I was going through a lot. I usually wear on and off but I had at least 2-3+ days worth of diapers with me. Sometimes I’ll divulge into periods where I kind of go AB even though I’m DL mainly, I usually only wear a white onesie but a friend bought a pacifier for me that I use for sleep.