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It's messing for me... probably because I'm embarrassed about my fetish, aha. It's a softer word for me. I can say/ text it much easier than the other word.
I use Fill, Mess, Poo, and Poop. I never use Shit as it doesn't fit with nappies it's not as cute. I sometimes refer to shiting my panties when i do that though but not nearly as much as Fill and Poo for pantsblissfullyquirky said:I've noticed a lot of people say "mess" instead of "poop" when they talk about using their diapers. What do you call it and why?
If you call it messing, is it for any or all of these reasons:
- Because you've always called it that?
- Because you think it's more polite?
- Because you're still kind of embarrassed to say that you poop a diaper?
Explain in the comments.
It would make my day to hear an actual two-year-old tell his mom, "I just shit myself." But then I'd get to reflecting on how vulgar kids are anymore, and that would just make me feel old. Never mind.PaddedShooterBooty27 said:I use Fill, Mess, Poo, and Poop. I never use Shit as it doesn't fit with nappies it's not as cute. I sometimes refer to shiting my panties when i do that though but not nearly as much as Fill and Poo for pants
I love the word I made as a toddler when pooping my diaper or when my diaper was fully soiled. I called my poop gur (pronounced "girl," but without the l.) Gur arouses me. I also like the word "shit." To me, "shit" is reserved for a poop that is somewhere between rock hard and very soft. "gur" is poop that is thick, but mushy, like silly pudy. I think of shit as having a texture similar to playdough: Firm but squishable with a great amount of force. Being shitty excites me sometimes. Being gurry has a different sort of excitement. I love them both.SuzakuAkatori said:Usually use pooping but on occasion will use messing. Basically pooping is the term i use 70% of the time.
Those words we used in childhood certainly remain highly charged for us. Did your Mommy also understand this word? Did you sometimes go to her and announce that you were Gurry"? Did she sometimes ask if you were "gurry"?BabyBoy2023 said:I love the word I made as a toddler when pooping my diaper or when my diaper was fully soiled. I called my poop gur (pronounced "girl," but without the l.) Gur arouses me. I also like the word "shit." To me, "shit" is reserved for a poop that is somewhere between rock hard and very soft. "gur" is poop that is thick, but mushy, like silly pudy. I think of shit as having a texture similar to playdough: Firm but squishable with a great amount of force. Being shitty excites me sometimes. Being gurry has a different sort of excitement. I love them both.
No. Actually, whenever I gurred, I would avoid her just so I could wear the diaper a while longer. Whenever she found me, I would tell her I like my gur and I don't want changed. She would laugh and take me to the living room, where she would change me. Sometimes she would find me and say "you smell gurry," and I would laugh.JamesChetwynd said:Those words we used in childhood certainly remain highly charged for us. Did your Mommy also understand this word? Did you sometimes go to her and announce that you were Gurry"? Did she sometimes ask if you were "gurry"?
You plainly were - and are - a "Poop Connoisseur", BabyBoy; aware of the variations in volume and texture and consistency, and the exquisite but differing sensations associated with each. (I, too, was - and am - a Poop Connoisseur.)
I use the term fill or filled.PaddedShooterBooty27 said:I use Fill, Mess, Poo, and Poop. I never use Shit as it doesn't fit with nappies it's not as cute. I sometimes refer to shiting my panties when i do that though but not nearly as much as Fill and Poo for pants
Just something much more cute and innocent about saying "Oh I've just pooed my pants / nappy" vs "Oh I've just shit my pants / nappy"