Dana, a feminist-minded new student at Euryanthe

Dana applied at Euryanthe, knowing that among all the colleges that she could get into, Euryanthe was an oasis in an academic desert. At the very least, just by having an all-female student body was one of the highlights talked about by one of the admissions counselors who visited her school. It was interesting, with this particular college not being geographically close, she had little idea of the reputation it had. So as the counselor had been selling this vision, the nice garden-highlighted campus, intelligent student body, and well-respected professors all drew her in. She really wanted an acceptance letter, and the day she got it in the mail was one of her best days ever.

The following day was a wake-up call, though. The enrollment forms for actually accepting the offer were not long, but the student handbook had a shocking detail. For all first-year students at Euryanthe, one stipulation is that wearing adult diapers was necessary. Dana did a double-take - is that literally what it was requiring? "That's got to be a typo," she mumbled to herself as she looked back at the page again. But as she read elsewhere in the handbook, there was a whole system; students could choose disposable or reusable diapers, all the dorms were frequently stocked with disposables, and a courier on campus regularly supplied students with fresh cloth diapers and took their soiled ones.

"Do I really want this?" Dana asked herself. On the one hand, this felt so completely degrading and unfitting for a college student well out of diapers. On the other hand, her other choices weren't much better. Most of the other colleges either tolerated or encouraged this disgusting trend of physically hitting women. She often debated with friends about which were worse; the ones that actively used corporal punishment (on female students exclusively) and had it institutionalized, or the "laissez-faire" ones which boasted of equality but effectively let male students to use female students as their personal spank toys. Euryanthe was clearly different; no corporal punishment was allowed (even by the female professors). But on the other hand still... diapers?