oh my howd that happen? i apologize for the multiple posts

Well, if you are just sixteen then would like to advice you take a medical treatment as soon as possible because situation can be controlled now otherwise you have to be habitual to this. In the mean while you should start to wear incontinence product and do kegal exercise.
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Once I was in a supermarket getting Pampers size 6 to use as boosters. The check-out guy says: "They won't fit you, man!". Blush!

One of the more embarrassing moments of the last 12 years. Was in Sears with My Mom and sister. I'm in a wheelchair and its very obvious that I'm disabled. I had a large bag on the back of My wheelchair. That I can't see. That is filled with My supplies , Pads, powders , creams wipes , boosters & diapers. While My Mother was in another section of the store. My sister & I ran into a lady We had known in school. While talking to her My mother walked up and told My sister "Oh close that bag its wide open and everybody can see Brandies protection needs" At that moment I realized , That the friend We had been chatting with surely knew I was in a diaper underneath My dress. As well as anybody that had walked past and noticed what was in My bag.

Hi Iceteen,
I know how it feels when someone notices your diaper. I wear diapers because of an accident I had when was seven years old. My mother blamed me for the accident and I had to pay for it therefore she put me always in thick coloured cloth diaper with white or yellow plastic pants.
I had many occasions where I just hoped the earth would open and swallow me up. Mostly in school as my school uniform did not always covered my diaper pants which were very embarrassing situations for me at that time. My peer students laughed at me and in retrospect I think that one teacher enjoyed it seeing me in my diaper because I had to sit in the first row during his classes.

Today I have no problem any more when someone notices my diapers. It has helped me a lot to leave home and my girlfriend supports me a lot. I now accept having to wear diapers and I say to myself it is like a cast when you broke something.
I love wearing leggings and I even when we/I go shopping I wear my leggings over the well padded bottom.

Through this forum here I found out that there are many people out there which have the same issues and had to deal with the same problems. This is a great relief and I live much more relaxed.

I hope you do not feel embarrassed when someone spots your diaper.

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Thanks, Foridamom, for pointing out the VvSkivvys website.
I checked the website out, and a couple of things to note are that the products appear to be designed just for women, and they are designed to cope only with light incontinence.
I am not fully incontinent, but I have an overactive bladder combined with an enlarged prostate, which leaves me needing to release my bladder very frequently - or face accidents when I can't find a toilet in time.
I've tried medication but I can't live with the side effects (and didn't find it particularly effective anyway). My solution is to wear a nappy if I can't be sure that I will be able to find a toilet when I need one.
One thing I have learned, though, is never to trust products that are rated as only giving light to moderate protection. I wear a nappy to take away the anxiety over my bladder. If I am still anxious about whether my protection will leak or not, then I've not solved the problem (and I have had some horribly embarrassing experiences when my protection has let me down).
I do occasionally worry that someone may recognise that the bulge under my clothes is a nappy. But I wear loose and long clothing to hide my shape, and while I have sometimes felt that I've got an odd look while I've been out, no one has ever said anything. Most likely no one noticed anything either.

I wear mostly Tena for men, the new grey striped ones. They make only one size, a bit big for me, sticks out above my denims, ps at 57 and 31 years married, this is not a fashion statement. Although not on purpose, if they stick out, then so be it. Is they show, then they show. In the 15 years the I've been wearing nappies, I find pullups great, and only twice in public was I asked to comment. In hospital when I kick the bed covers off during restless sleep, the nursing staff merely cover me again, without questioning. The hospial theatre staff normally remove my theatre gown but leave me in my nappy on the theatre table till passed out then strip me further. So to me, all is good.

Culturally we are still very squeamish about our "natural needs". I met the CEO of a company that manufactures toilets & bathroom furniture. He organised in UK a conference of "experts" to discuss how to improve design and user-friendliness of pedestal toilets. The venue cancelled the booking on hearing of the "embarrassing" topic. He found a new place but nobody would put up any signage to the venue.
Only a handful of delegates applied. He did the same in Japan - and got 700 participants to a well-signed major conference centre. Culture?

Yes it is culture. Also with an aging population in Japan, adult diapers out sold kids for the first time last year, and they are much more open about that also Funny, because I think of the Japaneese as a very formal and reserved people, so I would have expected the opposite. It was different in this country before indoor plumbing when there were Chamber Pots and people were far more exposed to having to deal with bodily functions. Yea, it's a cultural thing.