Ok, having accepted their wear as normal, nappies are much more convenient than conventional underwear.
You never to look for a toilet or, having found one, further risk your health in uncleaned, unhygienic facilities, e.g. on commuter trains.
You do not have to break concentration at work to visit the toilet.
And what about convenience when you are at leisure?
How many times have you left the game on TV at 0-0 for a visit and returned to find it is 2-1? They won't call time out for you.
And remember that complicated film? A John LeCarre was it, or maybe "The Usual Suspects"! You had to take a no.2 break and when you came back you had lost the plot. May as well switch off!
Then there is the concert; live! Favourite band, waiting for your favourite song! A heavy pre-gig dinner calls you to the loo. Faintly, whilst sitting there, you can hear that song!
Well, with nappies you never need to miss that crucial part of a game, film or concert to visit the loo.
Think night-time! The average person urinates 8-10 times a day but it varies by individual. We are trained so we do not pee in our sleep, the urge awakes us. The result is, clamber out of bed, lights on, walk to the loo and do what you have to whilst being dazzled into full wakefulness such that it takes 20 minutes to get back to sleep. Alternatively, woken by the urge, just relieve yourself in semi-consciousness and kall straight back into a deep sleep. This is both comforting and time-saving.
Another comfort/health aspect is slightly different, gauche you may say.
You have heard of hydrotherapy, the Taosit process of running warm water softly over your body as an anti-stress and a deep relaxant? Well the act of urination has exactly the same effect locally, around the pubis, where the warm spread is most therapeutic. This is of course only really effective for men owing to the different source locations of the fluid. This is not a fetish but a genuine therapy. Why do you think a freshly wet baby boy smiles so much?
Wearing diapers regularly, I surprisingly found they are more comfortable than conventional underwear, even in bed.
That is purely a personalopinion.
Generally, you just get used to wearing nappies; there is nothing abnormal to it.
But the benefits of wearing diapers go further.....
Where the average person visits the toilet about 8 times daily to urinate (at 3 mins per visit) and once or twice to defecate (5-10 mins), totalling over half-an-hour, I find using 2 diapers a day that it takes 6 minutes for a full change and clean. As one change will be at shower/bath-time, the nappy process uses just the 6 minutes daily, a saving of about 25 minutes a day. That is 150 hours or (given that we sleep 8 hours a day) nearly ten days a year.,
If you were to wear diapers for the average lifespan (77 years), in terms of time saved, DIAPERS WILL LENGTHEN YOUR EFFECTIVE LIFE BY OVER TWO YEARS!!
If you feel sensitive about staying in soiled diapers, you can use baby wipes as �nappy-liners� that (a) mask the odour & (b) enable you to discard the faeces without wasting the diaper.
This means that, even though you defecate on impulse, you can then visit the toilet, remove the wipe containing the faecis, wipe yourself and then replace a clean wipe in the diaper.
So the nappy is not wasted.