Hi, welcome to ADISC, it’s a good place to find (and give) balanced advice and inspiration. I don’t know if anyone asked this in your intro post, but we are an 18+ community; I myself turned 19 during my senior year of high school so I do know it’s possible
My advice would be: don’t let diapers get in the way of other (more?) important things in your life. If the process of buying diapers on this choir trip causes you to be emotionally/psychologically absent from your friends and the fun of that experience, it might not be the right time to take the dip. At least for me, when I’m trying something new and exciting, its almost all I can think about — sometimes in a very anxious way, like feeling worried that I’ll get found out or whatever. This can have the tendency of leading me to miss out on stuff that I would’ve really enjoyed had I just left the diapers (or whatever the plan was) at home.
Whatever you do, I’d recommend trying to have balance. Avoid the binge/purge cycle if possible. It’s no fun.
Finally, I’d say that especially as someone who is still in adolescence, which you are, be careful what you water, because what you water will grow. This applies to your thoughts and habits quite literally. Some Adiscers might disagree, but I think that its possible to make choices to where diapers become the only sexual outlet that stimulates a person, where diapers become the exclusive thing that is required for sexual satisfaction, or even that diapers become the only coping mechanism we know of. I find that diapers are very useful as one of many possible options for coping with life and sexual pleasure — but I judge that it would be more difficult if it were the only mechanism. If you can maintain some balance when you’re still relatively young, I think you have better chances of maintaining it as an adult. As most of us have discovered, the diaper thing will never go away my friend, its with you for life. Best make peace with it and develop a reasonable relationship with it.
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