User: carg85

Hi Kitsune, thanks for you extensive answers once more. Sorry I didn't respond quicker, but my mother has fallen seriously ill, and my father has dementia, so I have little time for myself currently.
So, now you are using 2-piece pajama's for a while (for lounging at least), do you still prefer them? I understand you like what they stand for (less childish), but with the diaper that obvious, and the top rising all the time, it would seem that the one pieces are actually more practical for you.
About what conclusions I would draw from a leg zipper: I don't think the people participating in this thread are the best ones to ask, since we are interested and thus more knowledgeable and observant with onesies than the average man.
Hopefully I can write more later.
Have fun, Carg

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I can imagine people accidentally voting again if they didn't remember having answered it already, and I can also see that with such polls it can be easy to exaggerate the situation (like for evoking pity or how you'd wish it to be), but it is not OK to keep on filling in the poll, especially with total fantasies, because it pollutes the results.

I can imagine people accidentally voting again if they didn't remember having answered it already, and I can also see that with such polls it can be easy to exaggerate the situation (like for evoking pity or how you'd wish it to be), but it is not OK to keep on filling in the poll, especially with total fantasies, because it pollutes the results.

On your camping trip: Goodnites during the day: yeah, it seems not as bad as having an accident among your fellow campers.
Those side rails on the bed - what made them weird to you? I assume they wouldn't stop you leaving the bed if you wanted to.
I bet your PJ's qualified as 'modest'! Were you tempted to switch onesies with your roommate? Would be a chance for you to finally wear front-zipped ones at night. (At least I assume hers were front-zipped.) And you might even enjoy 'locking' someone else in them for a change?

"But after I'm 18 it's my decision what I wear, even if my parents are the ones paying for my college?" Well, legally you would be an adult and they wouldn't be able to force you, but of course if you would go against their wishes they could decide to stop or decrease your funding. But in the end my (limited) idea of why your parents do this is to protect you and their furniture. If you move out the furniture will be your problem, not theirs, and I would guess that if you want to embarrass yourself by having accidents in public instead of using protection, they'd consider that your choice too.

About your Halloween costume: I think the onesie wouldn't be a problem if you'd go trick-or-treating, or at a party; in both cases the light would likely be so low that people wouldn't see the leg zipper. At school that is different of course, but I have not seen the onesie, so it is hard to judge how obvious the zipper will be. And I'm unsure if people would accept the explanation that the zipper is for bathroom visits (like a back flap). Even if they are rare, there are some regular adult onesies with leg zippers, like https://www.onepiece.com/en-nl/jumpsuits/limited/joey-onesie-jungle-green. But especially babysitters and people with small siblings, nephews/nieces, and such might associate your leg zipper with their onesies and how they are used for diaper changes.
In the end I have never done Halloween (wasn't a thing here when I was young), so it is hard for me to give definitive advice.
I assume the shackles and handcuffs are fake? Actual handcuffs might make school a bit more challenging - although it would draw the attention away from your leg zipper ;-)
The locking zipper pull is indeed a bit more conspicuous and a bit noisy, so even when you need to look closely to see the keyhole, it would probably draw more attention to the leg zipper. Although if you wear ankle cuffs and clanking chains...
About peeing through the leg zipper: wouldn't it help if you pull your feet out of the legs?

About the poll results: people can vote more than once if they are not logged in; I've seen double answers on my polls as well.
It is always hard to determine if individual answers are truthful; there are always people filling in what they imagine, or like nray say exaggerate, or even fill them in with nonsense, as a prank. Apart from that, most people who (seriously) fill in a poll do that because they have special interest in the subject, which results in the average opinions being mostly absent. Still I think that the general trends in the answers can be worthwhile, and especially the free text answers can contain helpful information. On one hand it is sad that only the creator can see those, and even then (s)he has to take an effort to download the results. That might also lead to people not taking the effort to write anything. On the other hand of course, the anonymity might help people give honest answers. But since the poll results are anonymous anyway, I'd prefer if anyone could see the free text answers. (In my polls I always strive for a balance between multiple choice and free text, because the open answers are often the most interesting, but potential voters might lose interest if there are no results to inspect.)
It sounds logical that on pajama day many onesies are worn, since the chance of the diaper being discovered seems a lot larger with two-piece PJ's (both the bulk and the chance of it sticking out on top of the pants. And I agree with nray that I expect many more teenage girls to wear onesies than boys, especially now that there are all those fun ones like the Kigurumi ones.