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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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the guard at the security check stopped me because I was carrying a knife (as a set of cutlery) and probably saw that I'm carrying diapers ​:neocat_up:​

(no big deal, and she didn't say anything)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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(also didn't take my knife because it's less than 6cm)

((tbh I totally didn't consider that could be an issue))
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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diapers, lifestyle adding to this, I just have quite assumed that me just preferring diapers and deciding to act on it means this stuff might happen sometimes. it's just part of it, and nothing to worry about.

and even in the case that someone dares to comment on it, I'm the one who has done nothing wrong, and a simple "I just need them" should be more than enough of an answer
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Lis (≙) retired account @lis@luisa.is
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diapers, lifestyle @kitten I think that's why most people would refrain from commenting - they know that in all likelihood, they're the ones who will feel embarrassed at the end of the conversation.
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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diapers, lifestyle @lis yeah. like, it'd also be so easy to just answer with a "that's quite rude to ask" and like

it'd be true. what do you answer other than "I'm sorry"
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Lis (≙) retired account @lis@luisa.is
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diapers, lifestyle @kitten yup. This is prime "you'll hear about this from your supervisor" material, and they know that.
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Lis (≙) retired account @lis@luisa.is
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mean, diapers @kitten oh actually I wanted to ask you something: did your bag arrive with you in the end, or did they see the contents and decided “this bag is going straight to London padding ton”?
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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mean, diapers @lis oh my god ​:neocat_pout:​
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Lis (≙) retired account @lis@luisa.is
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mean, diapers @kitten no I’m not your god, silly kitten neocat_boop_cute
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rachael rachael rachael rachael @rachaelspooky@cyberpunk.lol
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@kitten ye, this is a general idea i tell others about when theyre nervous about the logistics of 24/7. incontinence is extremely common, more than people realize- like 10% of people iirc- and security guards etc etc are used to this. no one will make a fuss about it, theyll just assume it's a medical need and move on (and it is fine for it to not be a medical need, also, but im too sleepy to write out more about that point)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@rachaelspooky exactly. like, anything other than that would be quite unprofessional and totally on them
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Little AB Lezzie @littleablezzie@abdl.link
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@kitten My job sent me to a secure area and the guard there checked my bag. "Hows your kid doing?"
"Kid? What kid?"
"Well, I saw the diapers..."
"Those are mine. I do like to change in to a fresh one from time to time."
guard turns quite red
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@littleablezzie lmao. definitely sounds like bluntness tends to work in one's favor
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Little AB Lezzie @littleablezzie@abdl.link
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@kitten Heh, I've collected a few funny and/or interesting stories from a life time of still being in diapers.
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