A question

[scoo]

If you wear to work what kind of job do you have that you can get away with it?

 

[Darkfinn]

I work shipping/receiving, returns, & e-bay sales for a wireless internet equipment distributor. 2/3 of my day is spent behind the desk working on the computer and answering phones... and the other 1/3 is spent out in the warehouse packing and unpacking boxes, loading trucks, and etc.

 

[annierighthurr]

I would think that almost any job you could get away with wearing to work if you are discreet and don't care about ruining your social status if you are found out. After all there are true incontinent people who need to work too.

That being said, I work in the kitchens at a tourist hot spot and the thought of wearing to work makes me cringe. Mostly because it's extremely hot and because of the social repercussions if I was found out. I will never wear to work.

 

[scoo]

I work shipping/receiving, returns, & e-bay sales for a wireless internet equipment distributor. 2/3 of my day is spent behind the desk working on the computer and answering phones... and the other 1/3 is spent out in the warehouse packing and unpacking boxes, loading trucks, and etc.

So wich part of the day do you wear?

 

[mooster]

If I did wear to work it would probably have to be something thin like a Depend. I work in an office and I do a lot of heavy lifting in the morning so I probably wouldn't like to wear in the morning because of the sweat. I work in close proximity with other people so I would need to wear something that is quiet.

 

[Bambusa]

I am a /landscape designer and work in a small office building. It is impossible for others to tell if you wear a diaper under normal clothes. Adrian Surley just wrote a good blog about this at I Heart Diapers . you should check it out. /

 

[Darkfinn]

So wich part of the day do you wear?

*points to the "Living Diapered 24/7" part of his signature*

All day... every day... have been for the past year.

 

[bobbyjeff]

I'm very fortunate when it comes to being able to wear. I work in a bland, poorly lit cube farm, but I enjoy what I do and it allows me to be more or less left alone when I want to be. I also have the advantage of having about 3 places I can be during the course of my day; at my desk, in our large and easy to hide in data center, or in one of a half dozen conference rooms.

For the most part I hang out in the data center because my primary job is configuring and maintaining the equipment there so I don't have to leave much, and its kept at exactly 65 degrees and 48% humidity year round. No sweaty diaper butt for me

 

[Elli]

A cube farm? I'm imagining a herd of cubes gazing in a field...

What is it really?

 

[LunaCat]

A cube farm? I'm imagining a herd of cubes gazing in a field...

What is it really?

An office full of cubicles.

I've worn to work before. I didn't really care for it though.

I also work in a cubicle. It's plenty private though. My boss was nice enough to stick me in a corner against the wall, so no one goes back there unless they specifically need me

 

[Darkfinn]

A "cube farm" typically describes a large office or call center or other corporate setting. Ever seen "Office Space"? That is a cube farm.

 

[Pojo]

I have worn to work, but it's not something I want to do/risk anymore. I work in the grocery section of a Super Target.

 

[Charlie]

I used to wear on my paper round.
That was fine as you don't work with other people, and few people are up at that time in the morning.
Plus you can make a point of urinating whilst delivering to the houses of the people who failed to tip you at Christmas.

My other job was working in a kitchen, which would have been horrific to do while wearing. Plus I always spilt loads of sink water on my crotch (occupational hazard), which meant that the chefs would joke that I should be wearing a nappy anyway.

 

[bobbyjeff]

A "cube farm" typically describes a large office or call center or other corporate setting. Ever seen "Office Space"? That is a cube farm.

Couldn't have hit it on the head any better. In fact Office Space jokes are among the most common around my office, second only to Dilbert. About 150 Engineers and technical support folks in a sea of cubicles, surrounding a large and poorly lit data center with no windows like a moat of angry geeks guarding their digital treasure hidden within the dungeon of fiber optic cables and endless rows of equipment racks.

 

[Crinkly]

I am a /landscape designer and work in a small office building. It is impossible for others to tell if you wear a diaper under normal clothes. Adrian Surley just wrote a good blog about this at I Heart Diapers . you should check it out. /

She has quite some interesting comments on her blog. I love her attitude about wearing diapers, and am intrigued by it. To have to wear diapers and to also love wearing them just sounds awesome.