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I wore 24/7 for 3ish years, but I worked from home. There were days I’d literally wear nothing except a diaper in front of my computer with zero worries. I miss it a lot, however diapers aren’t the most important thing in my life.
I switched careers this past winter for a number of reasons, mostly mental health related. I needed a job that was more gratifying. I felt very isolated after my relationship ended, and WFH compounded that issue. I wasn’t making much money, and there weren’t clear paths to progress my career.
I ended up back in the trades, where I originated years and years ago. I love what I do. The money, the people, and the satisfaction all make the switch worth it. The issue is that I’ve been nervous to wear diapers to work for a number of reasons.
1) in the summer time, it’s hot. This is an issue easily fixed by changing weather.
2) if I needed to, changing would be difficult. I would have to go out to my car, crawl into the backseat, and very awkwardly maneuver through the process in a confined space. I would look odd climbing into the back seat of my car to anyone who was out in the parking lot. There’s always someone out there sitting in their car, smoking on the loading dock, and there’s a full time security guard at the gate.
3) I worry slightly about exposure. My job requires me to reach and stretch. Often times, when I wear T-shirts, my waist is exposed. With the colder weather, I’ll be able to wear bulkier clothes to cover up better. I’m not tooo worried about this one.
4) in the event that I get caught, I’d have to make something up. I could roll with the “it’s none of your business” response, however my brother works on a different shift. I’m certain he’d hear about it. I don’t want to lie, but I think the only way to skirt a full scale outting would be to make up an excuse that puts my accuser on their heels. I would probably say that it’s a medical issue I don’t want to talk about, that they shouldn’t mention again. I’m not comfortable with lying though.
What are this community’s thoughts?
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