Tori94
Est. Contributor
- Messages
- 146
- Age
- 29
- Role
- Diaper Lover
What are some great methods for hiding my wet diaper buldge for when I start going out with them on in public?!
Exactly this. Living in the Pacific northwest and the climate and casual nature we have here, untucked flannel or cotton long sleeve shirts and Levi's are my everyday wear, including to work. Same with cargo shorts. I'm in diapers 24/7, and my go-to are MegaMax with a booster and then plastic pants. So bulges up front happen. Especially with MegaMax diapers. Untucked shirts cover up the diaper bulge nicely!Nowididit said:Button down shirts untucked. Not the Untuckits because there's no tail. If you wear a large but an XL or tall. Covers the front and back and works like a charm. I'd also suggest a onsie with this too, it keeps the sag in check
I absolutely agree. People are not just walking around looking at your privates. Though I suppose there may be. I don't worry about a diaper bulge when I'm out in public. But I do worry about a waddle. I have to make a very conscious effort to walk normal but slower so I don't really look like I have something wrong with me.RukTheKansasDiaperLover said:Honestly no one’s going to notice even if you do have one.. just act normal
Tori94 said:I have tried baggy clothes, stretch pants etc. I've even tried tight pants to kinda squeeze in my diaper buldge over baggy pants but nothing seems to help!
A couple of days ago was my first time in a long time that I went out in overnight extra absorbency diapers in a long time! I wore compression shorts over tight shorts over my baggy sweat pants! I started seeing people starting to stare at my buldge and just had to act natural despite peeing from embarrassment all the meanwhile my buldge got bigger and felt weird being compressed! I couldn't change into a new diaper became I've never done that and my diaper wasn't at its max yet.Eclectic said:Hi Tori.
I just saw on your profile that you are doing a night-time diaper challenge. While that's great at night or around the house, if you've tried all these:
....and you are still concerned about diaper bulge, try changing. A dry diaper is much less likely to bulge
- Onesie.
- Boxer briefs or compression shorts.
- Heavier weight, slightly larger pants.
- Untucked shirts that cover your private parts.
Trust me, the vast majority of people aren't concerned or will ever notice a bulge in your crotch. Then again, if you are like me and you've worn plastic pants and cloth diapers with boosters to work and in public thousands of times, well then, most people probably just think my waist and butt are a lot bigger than they really are
Both the tucked and un-tucked state of one's shirt have their own set of benefits and drawbacks.Nowididit said:Button down shirts untucked. Not the Untuckits because there's no tail. If you wear a large but an XL or tall. Covers the front and back and works like a charm. I'd also suggest a onsie with this too, it keeps the sag in check
Tori94 said:... I started seeing people starting to stare at my buldge and just had to act natural despite peeing from embarrassment all the meanwhile my buldge got bigger and felt weird being compressed! I couldn't change into a new diaper became I've never done that and my diaper wasn't at its max yet.