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Greg03

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  1. Lifelong bed wetter, now daytime incontinent too due to a combination of emotional need and laziness
  2. I was in exactly the same situation a few years ago. I could stay dry during the day if I really, really had to but it was so stressful and required so much organisation. I’d always needed a diaper at night and when I started using them during the day for times when staying dry was going to be tough, I realised how much happier and relaxed I was. Of course, over time I’ve become diaper dependent and have no control now but I’m much happier and relaxed. my advice would be to take a practical approach, but don’t underestimate the importance of having the peace of mind of “just in case” protection
  3. Nope, not for me. My gf wears diapers too and it even annoys me when she takes one of mine!
  4. Sorry, but “normal” people do not buy a packet of pull ups because it might make their lives easier.
  5. This was really not the discussion I was hoping to have here. The age and trends of the potty training of infants are totally irrelevant here. My point is that it seems that far more people now have some form of incontinence. By people I mean adults who are younger than the typical age for these issues to develop. No, they are not full time diaper wearers but do wear protection regularly. the huge increase in products available for this would suggests there’s an increased demand. Sorry, but middle aged adults don’t just start wearing incontinence products because of marketing campaigns.
  6. If you’re looking to go 24/7, you are going to struggle to keep it from family. Rather than them finding out, it can be a good idea to plan it a bit more long term. Plant the seed - start going to the bathroom more often, comment on how you keep needing the bathroom. - make a point of going to the bathroom before doing certain things “I’ll never make it through the movie if I don’t go now” - had to wait in line? Comment that you didn’t think you’d make it - long journey? Ask for plenty of restroom stops and apologise for needing so many - refuse drinks later in the evening, saying that you’ll be up all night - heard a hilarious joke? Say you laughed so much you were about to wet yourself This will establish you as someone with bladder issues and will make it much less of a shock to family when you tell them you’ve started wearing protection for your bladder problems
  7. I don’t mean kids being late to toilet train. I mean adults starting to have issues well before the age you might expect
  8. Hey i don’t post that often but I really wanted to get everyone’s opinion on something. is it just me, or has there been a big increase in incontinence issues in the last few years? Especially amongst men who are much younger than the age you’d expect continence issues to creep in. I’m early 30s, lifelong bedwetter, daytime control went about 5 years ago. Most of my friends growing up knew I wore diapers at night plus I come from a family with a history of bedwetting. Until a few years ago, I knew of no one outside of my family who had problems staying dry, now I know about 5 and these are people I’ve always known. I guess because of my own situation, people are more inclined to talk to me about it. No, of course not everyone is now in diapers full time, but they are using some form of incontinence product on a regular basis. Mentioned this to my sister and she said exactly the same. That because her close friends are aware that her sons are bedwetters, she is often the one people talk to about similar issues. I guess it kind of makes sense when you think about how the incontinence product market has grown. There must be demand and I know that it’s always been more common than people think. But I’m amazed at how common it’s become and wondered if anyone else has noticed similar or any ideas why.
  9. It’s simple volumes. Pull ups work for the typical urine output of a child bedwetter. They don’t for an adult
  10. When you are incontinent you tend you wet heavier during different times of day. My morning diaper only lasts a couple of hours. But the next one will last about 4, then around 6 hours per diaper until bedtime. I usually change at roughly 8am, 10am, 12.30pm, 7pm and 11pm
  11. I think for many of us who are incontinent, we leak small amounts so don’t often have the feeling of urination, simply because there isn’t enough in there. For me usually the only time I feel myself urinating is if I’ve been sitting forward for an extended period of time ie driving or working at a desk. It seems like I don’t leak in that position so when I stand up, I have a heavier wetting. I really only pay attention to how my diaper feels, once it starts to sag, I change. The time between changes is different depending on the time of day. I usually wear betterdry or similar, which is pretty high capacity but the one I change into in the morning is usually full in around 4 hours, but the next one will last double that
  12. I’m someone who took a LONG time to come to terms with my incontinence which is pretty surprising since I’m a lifelong bedwetters who has always worn diapers at night. However, day time incontinence wasn’t something I was aiming for. For a long time I told myself that this was totally normal and everybody does it Taking changes of underwear to work. Totally normal Starting off every pee into my underwear. Totally normal Standing over the toilet for 10 minutes until I stopped dribbling. Totally normal Eventually I did admit to myself that I needed some “just in case” protection and I started to wear pull ups but the denial continued with regards to how often I was needing to use my pull up and I told myself I was doing it for the convenience. It took a couple of years and a few accidents before I finally admitted I needed to be in diapers full time.
  13. I’ve definitely experienced this. For a long time I was in denial about my daytime continence issues (I’ve always been a bed wetter). It was totally normal for me to change my underwear a couple of times per day because I wasn’t making it to the bathroom in time- by the time I got there I had already started to go. A visible accident encouraged me to admit I needed some protection and I started wearing pull ups during the day although psychological it was very much a “just in case” for me. In reality my just in cases were almost daily, and knowing I was protected, I often told myself I was choosing to use my pull up for comfort or convenience. For me the realization that I couldn’t make the bathroom was when I was getting to the bathroom with an empty bladder and a full up, even at home when close to the bathroom. Nowadays I’m in full diapers and not always aware when I’m urinating, but when I do feel the urge to go, I still like to tell myself that my diaper is just for convenience!
  14. Betterdry or crinklz. I’m not bothered about the pattern, the diapers are the same. Day and night
  15. In my experience, this is the beginning of incontinence but unless you do something to speed up the progress, you’re probably a few years away from needing more than very light protection. For years I had dribbles every time I urinated, to the point where I thought it was totally normal to have damp underwear. I’m a lifelong bedwetter, so my sphincter has always been weaker due to that, but my dribbles took years to progress to diaper dependency because I wasn’t trying to. My continence finally went . if you wish to progress your incontinence then wear appropriate protection and don’t fully empty your bladder. Let as much of your urine output come out as dribbles as possible
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