Yeah it's a cliché fantasy among the community maybe, but let's face it, on some level many of us hope for diapers to become less taboo. With a little help from AI, I've come up with a version of that story and I want to play it out.

In the not-so-distant future, a visionary entrepreneur named Dr. Amelia Hayes embarked on a mission to revolutionize the way society viewed waste management. Her company, EcoCare, had just unveiled a groundbreaking innovation: compostable diapers for both adults and children made from a carbon-friendly biodegradable plastic. Amelia had always been passionate about environmental sustainability, and she saw an opportunity to address one of the most significant contributors to pollution: disposable diapers. With traditional diapers clogging landfills and taking centuries to decompose, she knew there had to be a better solution. After years of research and development, EcoCare finally cracked the code. Their diapers were not only leak-proof and comfortable but also eco-friendly. The biodegradable plastic they used was derived from renewable resources, minimizing their carbon footprint. But Amelia had even bigger dreams. She believed that traditional toilets were inefficient and unsustainable, consuming vast amounts of water and contributing to sewage pollution. Inspired by her company's success, she envisioned a world where diapers replaced toilets altogether. The idea was met with skepticism at first. After all, the concept of using diapers as a primary means of waste disposal seemed unconventional, if not downright absurd. But as EcoCare continued to innovate and refine their products, people began to see the potential. EcoCare launched a pilot program in select communities, offering incentives for households to switch from traditional toilets to compostable diapers. To everyone's surprise, the initiative was a resounding success. Not only did it reduce water consumption and sewage pollution, but it also provided a convenient and hygienic alternative to traditional plumbing. Before long, other companies followed suit, producing their own compostable diapers and joining the movement to reinvent waste management. As the use of diapers as an alternative to toilets became more widespread, communities around the world experienced cleaner, more sustainable living environments. Dr. Amelia Hayes and EcoCare had sparked a revolution, proving that sometimes the most innovative solutions are found in the most unexpected places. And as the world embraced the concept of diapers replacing toilets, they took a significant step towards a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.

Hi, I'm hoping to explore this new world and what changes we might see. One thought I had was about a young person hired to be a model/influencer for the products. Maybe there's a couple who, after making the switch, realize they enjoy Adult Baby play? I'm really open to any idea set in this new alternate universe where diapers are more eco-friendly than toilets. I tend to not discuss messing in my RPs sorry if that's your thing. That's my primary limit. Spelling and grammar are important to me, reply length isn't. If you reply by chat or DM let me know what your favorite thing would be in a new reality like this.