Great question. I started off with my main blog honoring the late Kitty C diapergal that I shot with as a photographer for about 6 years until she died back in July. I had posted a lot of our not published pics of her living life in diapers on it. I have always supported wearing diapers for need or convenience at any age and wanted to have a blog that I could keep separated from the diaper fetish community which is difficult to do because it automatically attracts them. That said quite a few of us are both. While I don’t personally find diapers sexual at this point in my life, I do like wearing them, and I love seeing women who wear them. But I want to show diapers here separated from that lifestyle for what they really are, tools to use for need and convenience. Once Kitty’s Mom asked me to help take down a lot of her on line stuff and accounts, I also removed her pics I had on my main blog and pretty much had nothing else to post then but my boring life! :) So I started this blog and made the few Memes that are on it.
I also believe that kids once daytime potty trained should be allowed to wear an use diapers at times like road trips, at outings like ball games, the carnival or fair, vacations, and even the Saturday shopping trip. I also see no issue with using diapers at times when kids or adults are busy doing something be it playing a long video game, or a big project. Diapers are just a tool and just another kind of underwear. To me a 4 or even 8 year old holding themselves in the back seat of the car crying because they have to pee so bad it hurts and they are leaking while the parents say “just hold on, we are almost there” is child abuse. That kid should have been in a diaper for that trip and thus would have been able to go sitting there in the seat with no misery or discomfort. I want to try to help remove the stigma in society against diapers. Modern diapers (other than the paper thin junk hospitals have) are great at keeping a person dry and some even let you use the diaper more than once with no issues. Making this blog allows me to hopefully help fight the societal stigma against people who wear diapers by showing that is is more normal than people think. And that diapers should not be looked down on, as those who wear them either are doing so because they allow them to live a more normal life, or because they are smart enough to realize the convenience of them. Hope that makes sense?
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