Dad found a diaper

[Maverick]

This happened about 3 weeks ago, but I'll post it...

So, I was wearing one of my baby sister's diapers (I'm a skinny guy ) and used it (Number 1), but then I did the stupidest thing and I guess I was too lazy to find a good hiding place for it. I put it in my clothes drawer... <_< Okay, so my dad is putting clothes in my drawers the next day and he finds it. I'm in the room doing homework and I see that he found it. At this point, I'm sure my face is pale white and my mind is racing to try to figure out what he'll say when he confronts me. Well, all he did was throw it in my trash can and he didn't say a word. He didn't even look at me. Pretty strange... knowing my dad, if he found I was wearing and using diapers, he'd take me to a psychologist! Anyway, I just thought I'd share my story and ask you all: why do you think my dad didn't say anything about the diaper?

[Takashi]

Well I don't know how old your sister is but maybe he thought she put it there.

[Jag]

My guess is that he assumed it had something to do with your sister. Little kids do crazy things. Also, not many people would immediately assume somebody is a DL.

[ballucanb]

You always blame stuff on your younger siblings. It just the way it has
been done for ages, I was the 3rd youngest in our house, so I caught alot of flak growing up.

Untill I got old enough to blame it on our youngest brother.

I wouldn't worry about, like the post above said little kids do strange things, run with it, if the question comes up.

[Nam Repaid]

Grown-ups aren’t stupid, I bet he knows it was yours and hopes it was a one-time thing so he won’t have to deal with it so he ignored it. If your dad is like most guys he will remember the things he went through at your age, diapers, porn or whatever and might look the other way if he doesn’t find it too often.
Be more careful!
Nam

“I was just curious to see what it felt like”
might work if he asked.

[dogboy]

Since I'm a dad, it could well be that your dad knows and realizes. As dads, we sometimes aren't very good at confrontation with our children. I don't know your dad, but I so loved and still love my kids that there wasn't anything like this that would have made me think any less of them. (well duh, yeh since I was the one wearing daipers, not them, but you know what I mean) And hard as this may be for you to believe, we dads did pretty much all the things you are now doing, and thought all the crazy things you are now thinking. We had racing hormones too you know. About the only thing I didn't do when I was young was murder someone, and I actually came damn close to that, so us dads have been there. Your dad knows you're growing through life, and he most likely understands all too well.

[daria7483]

Well...my experience with the few non-AB/DL friends I've told about my fetish is that they had no idea that such a thing existed. It never ever would have occurred to them that someone would get a sexual kick out of wearing diapers.

So, my guess would be that your dad had no clue. He looked at it and thought "weird" and then threw it away and forgot about it. Maybe, like others said, he figured your sister stuck it there. Or you were changing your sister, wandered into your room carrying the diaper, went into your drawer for something else, put the diaper down there, and couldn't remember where you put it so you got another one. Or something weird. With little kids, and with pets, the oddest things seem to turn up everywhere. I find toy mice all over my apartment.

[AshleyAshes]

"Hey dad, that's not mine. The baby, that is so young, it's not even potty trained, must have taken off the diaper and put it in my drawer and closed it without me noticing. Then put in a a new diaper since you didn't notice her running undiapered around the house. Yup, she's not potty trained but she's diaper change trained!"
"Son. That was a terrible lie. I was going to ignore this, but that was such a pathetic lie I'm sending you to military school for insulting my inteligence."

[BabyKat]

Originally Posted by AshleyAshes

"Hey dad, that's not mine. The baby, that is so young, it's not even potty trained, must have taken off the diaper and put it in my drawer and closed it without me noticing. Then put in a a new diaper since you didn't notice her running undiapered around the house. Yup, she's not potty trained but she's diaper change trained!"
"Son. That was a terrible lie. I was going to ignore this, but that was such a pathetic lie I'm sending you to military school for insulting my inteligence."

Wow, that's harsh..But no, I don't see how you think it's impossible that his dad thought it wasn't the kids'....Or at the least a mistake in changing her or something. I like daria's excuse best, since it sounds like something someone would actually think of. That being said, he may or may not have thought it was his, but either way, Maverick wasn't confronted about it, and parents, from my experience, only would after they see a pattern or something. Generally the first time you slip up you're fine and they'll forget about it, but after that they'll start to wonder. So if you really don't want him to know, just be more careful.

And by the way Maverick, why is your dad still putting your clothes away? At 15, you should be doing that...even if you are a baby . Independence makes it a lot easier my friend.

One thing though I'd like to say, is that if you look guilty (IE are "pale white" from him finding it) he's a lot more likely to think (/know) it's yours. As for your question - if he thought it was yours, he probably hoped it was a one-time thing. Or at the worst he might be afraid you were wetting the bed or something.

Just be careful.

[daria7483]

Originally Posted by BabyKat

And by the way Maverick, why is your dad still putting your clothes away? At 15, you should be doing that...even if you are a baby . Independence makes it a lot easier my friend.

Yeah, I have to agree with this. You have a much smaller chance of getting caught if you are cleaning your own room and doing your own laundry, things which, really, your parents ought to make you do anyway, IMO. That will also make your life a lot easier when you move out on your own. Don't be one of those guys who dyes all your clothes pink your first week of college because you didn't know about separating colors from whites or what temperature water to use.