diapers on the beach - Page 3

babymick21 · 26-09-2009

I think it's a terrible idea. No one wants to see it. Just wear swim trunks over top or board shorts like the rest of us.

Kif · 26-09-2009

Please don't....as everyone else has said.

It is one thing to actually have a need for diapers, and it is an entirely different thing to flaunt-off what you are wearing. Nobody wants to see you in your diapers, even if they are for need.

Would anybody else here just walk around in underwear or boxers at the beach?

Probably not.

**Peachy** · 26-09-2009

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Originally Posted by Spaz

You don't see people walking around in their underwear on the beach so why would you want to expose them to your diapers? Frankly, I dislike people taking their babies into public places with just a shirt and diaper. THEY'RE UNDERWEAR! For heavens sake, put some shorts over them.

Swimwear is pretty much like underwear, just a different type of material. At least the latest fashion in swimwear for males is more revelaing than most types of underwear. Of course the question is: Who wears those, except for the models in the ads.
Concerning babies: Up to the age of roughly 4 or 5, most kids here just go naked on beaches. I've never heard of anyone feeling offended by little kids who don't conform to general clothing standards. Most people will gladly give kids their freedom and, at best, think back to the times when they didn't have a care in the world. And babies wear diapers - if they're nearby, expect to see a diaper. Kids are restricted enough these days, they sure don't need any more senseless restrictions.

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Originally Posted by Butterfly Mage

I'm not a big fan of speedos either. Ugh! Especially when 60-year-old men insist on wearing them!

Lol...again, I doubt you'd run into many 60+ year olds wearing anything but brief-type swimwear ("speedos") here. At least I don't! It's what they're used to for swimming since their early youth, and - once again - telling them to wear something else is not going to get you respectful agreement. Again, simple policy: Don't look, don't puke if you can't stand to see people that way.

Ironically, while we can certainly influence how we look to a certain degree (e.g. your weight in relation to your height, so you don't have a beer belly hanging out your swimwear), age is merciless and unstoppable. We displayed the typical behavior of a baby/toddler when we were that young, and will exhibit the typical old people's behavior when we're old. I find it hypocritical to criticize people in a different age group when they do stuff people of that age typically do. Accept it, or don't mingle with them.

But, to stay on topic: If you are old enough to be aware of other people's reactions to your clothes, wear something that's considered appropriate. Doesn't have to be the latest popular fashion, but at least something that won't make even the most tolerant of people grab their cell phones and call the cops!

Peachy

diapeybabybrian · 27-09-2009

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Originally Posted by Peachy

Again, simple policy: Don't look, don't puke if you can't stand to see people that way.

The same should be said about breastfeeding in public.

**Peachy** · 27-09-2009

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Originally Posted by diapeybabybrian

The same should be said about breastfeeding in public.

Is that an issue? From what I know, that hasn't been considered offensive here since roughly 1968...way before I was even born (and breastfed).

Peachy

diapeybabybrian · 28-09-2009

Yah, (at least in America). It apparently pisses a lot of people off.

young4ever · 28-09-2009

Everything here pisses people off.

Butterfly Mage · 28-09-2009

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Originally Posted by diapeybabybrian

Yah, (at least in America). It apparently pisses a lot of people off.

Heck, if you go to South Carolina, wearing a pentacle will piss people off -- and if you're not a Wiccan it's just a star and a circle.

dogboy · 28-09-2009

The U.S. has different standards than Europe. For some reason, we still are very influenced by the Victorian era. Quite frankly, considering the emphasis on sex in the media, I don't understand our attitudes at all. The human body is what it is, and we all have one.

That being said, I believe that in the U.S., it is illegal to wear just your underwear in public. I suspect diapers would be considered underwear, so wearing only a diaper and plastic pants would probably get you arrested. If you wanted to know, contact your city attorney. I did for use of land when my new idiot neighbor said I couldn't walk across her front yard. It turned out I had a 10' right of way.

Someone had said in another thread a while back, that wearing speedos in public in the U.S. had been made illegal, except for legitimate swimming races, etc. Sometimes I just wonder about this country.

wetatnight · 28-09-2009

It doesn't sound like a good idea to me either.
it could be considered indecent exposer, I'm not sure, but it's not acceptable for adults or teenagers to walk around in their diapers even if you really need them.
wear a bathing suit over it or wear an adult swim diaper.

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26-09-2009	#21 (permalink)
babymick21 Regular Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Cambridge, Ontario Age: 27 Posts: 358 Threads: 8 Gallery Uploads: 2 Reputation: 5	I think it's a terrible idea. No one wants to see it. Just wear swim trunks over top or board shorts like the rest of us.

26-09-2009	#22 (permalink)
Kif Regular Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Gratitude Posts: 73 Threads: 5 Gallery Uploads: 11 Wiki Edits: 3 Reputation: 3	Please don't....as everyone else has said. It is one thing to actually have a need for diapers, and it is an entirely different thing to flaunt-off what you are wearing. Nobody wants to see you in your diapers, even if they are for need. Would anybody else here just walk around in underwear or boxers at the beach? Probably not.

28-09-2009	#26 (permalink)
diapeybabybrian Regular Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mass Posts: 354 Threads: 28 Gallery Uploads: 1 Reputation: 11	Yah, (at least in America). It apparently pisses a lot of people off.

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young4ever Regular Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Illinois, USA Age: 14 Posts: 68 Threads: 11 Reputation: 0	Everything here pisses people off.

28-09-2009	#29 (permalink)
dogboy VIP Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 2,540 Threads: 6 Reputation: 123	The U.S. has different standards than Europe. For some reason, we still are very influenced by the Victorian era. Quite frankly, considering the emphasis on sex in the media, I don't understand our attitudes at all. The human body is what it is, and we all have one. That being said, I believe that in the U.S., it is illegal to wear just your underwear in public. I suspect diapers would be considered underwear, so wearing only a diaper and plastic pants would probably get you arrested. If you wanted to know, contact your city attorney. I did for use of land when my new idiot neighbor said I couldn't walk across her front yard. It turned out I had a 10' right of way. Someone had said in another thread a while back, that wearing speedos in public in the U.S. had been made illegal, except for legitimate swimming races, etc. Sometimes I just wonder about this country.

28-09-2009	#30 (permalink)
wetatnight Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: USA Posts: 193 Threads: 13 Reputation: 0	It doesn't sound like a good idea to me either. it could be considered indecent exposer, I'm not sure, but it's not acceptable for adults or teenagers to walk around in their diapers even if you really need them. wear a bathing suit over it or wear an adult swim diaper.