MAGIC DIAPERS PART LIKE A GAGILLION!!
Jester’s Best™️ Lil Trainee’s
A comically thick pampers-styled diaper. Once laden it’s hard to even imagine crawling, let alone walking. It’s exterior is designed with circus animals and laden with polka dolts, fade-when-wet balloons, and an adorable clown-girl mascot clad in a frilly red-blue jester’s suit with a diaper outline much too droopy to be fresh.
The more time you spend in it, the more ridiculously outlandish the design becomes. With accident after accident the mascot on the front cycles actions as the once white background becomes more clouded with humiliating imagery. Maybe she’ll be undoing her bottoms, allowing the visage of her soaked padding to pop out on display for an audience of just you. On certain occasions you’re almost certain she becomes animated, bending over ever so slightly and furrowing her brow as a lump expands out of the seat of her pants.
After a day or so of dribbling into the padding it’s a testament to the silliness of an adult getting off on sitting around in Huggies: A raucous mess of colorful imagery overlapping together with the only common thread being imagery of thick, colorful padding and humiliating encouragements from your new most best-est friend!
This diaper is cursed and spooky, found buried deep underground with an ancient warning: “Turn back, or turn back.” Upon inspection it looks to be a bit worn from time, probably from around the 90’s. The once colorful design is now faded, but it’s curiously modern in that respect. It features ghostly characters in cutesy, impressively dynamic poses. There’s a little skeleton, a whisper of a ghost, and a loosely-wrapped mummy interacting with each other in different poses throughout its plastic-backed exterior.
You don’t realize you should have heeded the warnings until you’re taped up snug. Your brain is immediately fogged over in a light haze, framing the world in a wonderfully distorted lens. This is by intention, so as to keep you docile and clueless as the diaper truly takes its course on your very being.
Once donned, every single item the diaper’s crinkly exterior comes into contact with is morphed instantaneously into an analog of your wildest and most infantile dreams. The bed you were laying in to get nice and changed? Now a crib crowded with stickers of your favorite childhood cartoon. The pillow you humped your diaper into once you were pulled deeper into a baby-brained stupor? Now a comically large stuffed Elmo equipped with a vibrating crotch. Even the home office is eventually morphed into a giant toddler’s play gym, and what was once file upon file of paper work is now just a box of action figures and play-sets. In no time your entire house is replaced by an oversized daycare, it’s every room now a twisted analog made for an oversized tot that never quite got the hang of potty training.
Back-to-Basics™️ Learning Pants
This diaper sticks out a bit by comparison. It starts out plain and white, its extremely thick cloth exterior decorated only by a “Back-to-Basics” logo in plain font. Once it’s wrapped snugly around your waist designs manifest from nowhere, being scribbled down in what looks like crayon by some invisible force. Each doodle is a small circle with a bit of text detailing a piece of your knowledge. The scribbles add up to the sum of everything you know, all of your years of learning written neatly into little groups on the outside of your diaper.
But there’s a nasty little trick. Those aren’t designs, they’re wetness indicators! With each failure to reach the potty a new portion of your knowledge is faded along with its corresponding indicator. It’s designed to be a slow-drip, and the less-important adult functionalities such as your adult education, emotional regulation, and self-control abilities are positioned closer to your crouch and are thus plucked from your mind after just an accident or two.
The real intrigue begins however after a half a day or so, once you’re a soggy mess stranded on your bottom in whichever room you peed-away the “Walking” indicator. With one last accident, you reach the indicators on the very back of your padding, just below the back waistband. The big three, if you will.
First, “Potty Training,” allowing any remaining inhibition to flow right out of you and into your padding. The next, “Inhibition,” leaves you a giggly, bubbly mess of yourself, more occupied by squishy-diaper feelings and spittles of drool falling onto your chest than anything like, say, the complete erosion of your adult self. The final piece of the puzzle eventually fades, positioned highest on your pamper’s backing: “Humility.”
With this final tweak to your psyche the transformation is complete. You roll over to your back and grab your feet with your hands, inspecting them playfully as if an infant while you rock around the floor. Some part of you thinks there might be a going back, but that part of you is far too deeply buried. You can barely even notice the now pungent odor filling the room, indicating the presence of a toddler who’s messed themselves and has absolutely no capacity to realize it.
