Your name is Jessica. You abruptly wake up from a peaceful slumber thanks to the sound of your own gurgling stomach, and you quickly realize that you need to poop. You groggily stare at the ceiling for a few seconds as you reflect on your decision to eat at that suspiciously cheap Chinese restaurant for dinner last night.

You rise from your comfy bed and slowly walk into the bathroom. You pull down your panties and nestle your butt onto the toilet seat. You forcefully push, but the only thing that comes out is a tiny fart.

You glance at a nearby clock and realize that you’re about to be late for school. You quickly pull your panties back up and scramble out of the bathroom. As the feeling of pressure in your bowels continues to intensify, you hastily try to think of ways to relieve your constipation. Suddenly, you get an idea. “I think I’m going to take some laxatives now so I can force myself to poop later... and I’ll wear a diaper to school just in case I can’t make it to the bathroom.” You say to yourself. Then you realize that you’ve never worn a diaper to school before.

You like to consider yourself an avid DL, despite not being able to wear diapers 24/7. In fact, you’re only able to wear diapers when you’re home alone; Usually, wearing diapers when your parents are home or during school days is a definite no-go, but you are currently facing a challenging dilemma. On one hand, you don’t want to take the risk of possibly having an accident in the middle of class, but on the other hand, you don’t want to have to deal with the uncomfortable pressure in your gut all day.

“If I end up using the diaper, my classmates will probably smell it…” you mutter to yourself, evaluating the pros and cons of your idea.