You travel to the university

You step out of the shuttle terminal, the cool air of Obasaan welcoming you as you make your way to the transport station. Your shuttle to the university awaits, and as you board, you take a seat by the window, eager to see more of your new home. The shuttle begins its journey, and you gaze out at the bustling streets of the colony.

As you pass through the city center, you notice a group of men walking together. They are not wearing anything over their diapers, the white padding clearly visible against their bare legs. They move about comfortably, chatting and laughing with each other. It's as if they are completely used to running around in just their underwear, a stark contrast to the reactions you'd expect back on Earth.

A few blocks further, your eyes catch sight of a park where children are playing. Among them, you see a few men dressed in colorful, oversized clothing that resembles toddler outfits. They wear shirts with cartoon characters and overalls with bright, playful patterns. Some even have pacifiers clipped to their clothes. These men are playing alongside the children, their behavior and attire blending seamlessly into the scene. It's both endearing and surreal, seeing grown men embraced and cared for in such a nurturing manner.

As the shuttle turns a corner, you see something that makes you do a double take. A young man is being pushed in an oversized stroller by a woman. He sits comfortably, a content smile on his face as he looks around at the passing scenery. His diaper is visible beneath the stroller's harness, and he holds a sippy cup in his hands. The woman pushing him speaks softly to him, her tone gentle and reassuring. It's a sight that would seem bizarre anywhere else, but here, it speaks volumes about the culture of care and dependence that defines Obasaan.

When the shuttle finally arrives at Obasaan University, you step off and take a deep breath, ready to embrace the new chapter in your life. The university campus is sprawling and beautiful, with modern buildings interspersed with green spaces. You head towards the administration building to check in and receive your orientation materials.

As you walk through the campus, you can't help but notice the diversity of attire among the students. Women are dressed in typical college fashion, but the men are all in diapers, some wearing nothing over them while others are dressed in various stages of toddler clothes.