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By PeterLupus · Posted
I wholeheartedly agree with that. This definitely applies to me, but not just my body. It goes to my life in general, the image my mother taught me to project. -
Milan: I gave the phrasebook to her; she was afraid of me rummaging her belongings. She also didn’t understand what I told her. I sighed heavily; we had a long way ahead. I was an only child and sometimes felt lonely at home. I had several friends in the village, but they usually were busy, and we didn’t share interests. They even went to the inn even if they were minors. In our country, it was usual, and nobody minded it. To be honest, I got drunk once and had an unpleasant experience, so I avoided drinking. Today, sitting next to Jo, I felt that something had changed. I wasn’t alone anymore. However, the language barrier was a serious obstacle. If we learned each other’s language, we could speak together. I listened to her and corrected her pronunciation as necessary, mačka … pes … myš … králik. Then an idea hit me, “a teraz ty,” I pointed at her and at the pictures of cat, dog, mouse and rabbit. Peter: “Dobrý deň,” I greeted when I closed the door behind me. I was curious about the girl; I haven’t seen her since the day before. I removed my shoes and walked over to the kitchen and stopped dead in my tracks. Milan and the girl were sitting next to each other and apparently learning. They seemed to be content and friendly. “Peter,” Magda called me from the living room; she was dusting the shelves there, “mohol by si ísť s Jo pohľadať jej telefón? My sme už boli doobeda, ale nenašli sme ho. Ty si ju našiel, tak choďte tam, prosím.” “Dobre, ideme,” I walked over to the girl and addressed her, “Jo, ideme hľadať telefón.” I returned to he hall, put on my shoes and waited for her. -
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I guess I'm the odd one out here, because I'm not primarily interested in diapers. I hate the feeling of a full bladder and want all urine to drain out immediately when I stand or walk around. I will rely heavily on condom catheters, sheaths, etc (and obviously diapers as well). I want to never have that "gotta pee" feeling again, everything just leaks conveniently into my leg bad (or diaper). I also like the idea of incontinence as a disability, the constant unstoppable leaking, frustration and despair, dealing with the fact that it's irreversible. I'm sure there will be moments when I'll wish I could take a break. I was planning to get the bladder surgery with Dr. A in Mexico in summer, but with Reddy's warning about potential complications, I'm more hesitant. -
By non-verbal_autismboy · Posted
I will be there with two of my caregivers both are ABDL’s and I would love to meet others if you’re willing to go hope to see some there you will know who I’m there because of the way I’m dressed
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