Question of the Week

The Question of the Week for July 13, 2008:

Question #1: As a young boy (ages 12 and under), how often did your neighbors see you in your diapers?
(Check only one.)

Intended participants for this question: All boys who wear diapers and adult males who regularly wore diapers beyond babyhood/toddlerhood

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Question #2: Which ages and genders of people in your neighborhood or area regularly saw you in your diapers as a young boy (ages 12 or under)?
(Check all that apply.)

Younger boys (age 6 and under)

Younger girls (age 6 and under)

Older boys (ages 7 to 12)

Older girls (ages 7 to 12)

Teenage boys (ages 13-17)

Teenage girls (ages 13-17)

Young adult men (ages 18-35)

Young adult women (ages 18-35)

Middle-aged men (ages 35-50)

Middle-aged women (ages 35-50)

Older men (ages 50-65)

Older women (ages 50-65)

Elderly men (Over age 65)

Elderly women (Over age 65)

Question #3: Where were you seen in your diapers by your neighbors?
(Check all that apply.)

In front window

At the front door

Front yard

Driveway

Back yard (unfenced)

Back yard (open fence- e.g. chain link)

Back yard (closed fence- e.g. cedar boards)

Common or shared yard

Apartment hallway/common area

Out on street

Question #4: Why were you in just your diapers where your neighbors could see you?
(Check all that apply.)

I had no pants to wear

I was being punished

I chose to wear my diapers openly

To shock or piss off my neighbors

I did it on a dare

It was too hot for pants

Question #5: What kinds of dwelling units did you live in as a young boy (ages 12 and under)?
(Check all that apply.)

Individual home

Duplex

Condominium/townhouse

Apartment

Trailer home

Other

Question #6: What kind of urban environment did you live in?
(Check all that apply.)

Urban

Suburban

Semi-rural

Rural

Question #7: What was the socioeconomic climate of the places you lived in as a young boy?
(Check all that apply.)

Affluent/wealthy

Upper middle class

Moderate middle class

Lower middle class

Lower class

Slum/ghetto

Question #8: How much privacy did you have from your neighbors seeing you in your diapers?
(Check only one.)

Complete privacy

Moderate privacy

Some privacy

Little privacy

No privacy

Question #9: How many young/preteen boys saw you in your diapers in your neighborhood?
(Check only one.)

None

One

2 to 4

5 to 10

More than 10

Question #10: How many young/preteen girls saw you in your diapers in your neighborhood?
(Check only one.)

None

One

2 to 4

5 to 10

More than 10

How many other boys did you see wearing diapers in your neighborhood/area as a young boy?
(Check only one.)

None

One

2 to 4

5 to 10

More than 10

Describe the home and the urban environment that you lived in as a young boy (ages 12 and under). What was the socioeconomic climate like in this area? What was it like wearing diapers in this sort of environment? What privacy concerns did you have? How densely grouped were the dwelling units and how far away were your neighbors?

List and describe the young/preteen boys around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

List and describe the young/preteen girls around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

List and describe the teenage boys around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

List and describe the teenage girls around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

List and describe the young to middle-aged adults around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

List and describe the elderly people around you who saw you in diapers and how they reacted to seeing you in your diapers:

What was the most notable thing (good or bad) to happen to you with regards to neighbors seeing you in your diapers?

List and describe any other boys in your neighborhood or area that you saw wearing diapers. Did you talk to these boys or spend time with them? What were their siblings (if any) like?

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