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For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!


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    • I hope he talks to someone and soon. I think things might blow up if something dosent change soon. 
    • @Greybird There are many medical causes for your nappy (diaper) dependence, and since, from your explaination, it is from birth, overnight control is primarily reliant on an enzyme vasopressin. The concept that your parents tried of removing night time nappies is a common practice to attempt to teach the chid's mind that it is better to produce vasopressin to ensure regenerative time. This also stretches the bladder which improves daytime control. In your case, not drying up until during / post puberty meant that your bladder never stretched to adult sizes of approx. 400ml normal capacity, which would mean that it is close to 60-100ml, which would mean day time control would have been spotty at best - which has resulted for you to day time loss also. Since the control for this goes via the same spinal disc, unless you keep an eye on it, bowel control can be lost, but even then, it is likely later on in your life for bowel control to become spotty to non existant.
    • I HATE when people dance around "embarrassing" subjects as all that does is reinforce the negative stigma associated with such products. Being IC, I NEED diapers! Without diapers, I have NO LIFE, period....with them, dressed properly, NO ONE, outside of those who n=know me, have a CLUE! I LOVE KNOWING I am NEVER going to wind up standing in a packed grocery store aisle with a lake at my feet ever again, thanks to REAL DIAPERS!. You experience that ONE TIME in your life and trust me, it is enough to last several lifetimes!
    • Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your point of view) my dogs pee/poop on pup pads in the basement when I am either PHYSICALLY incapable to getting them out OR when I am working away from home all day... PAIN I THE ASS cleaning this up, mopping the basement floor every week, but BEATS THE HELL out of them peeing just anywhere. This is one issue I REALLY HATE y "wife" for...she adopts 2 dogs, leaves (her mom is in a home, she is never coming hom again, so now that she made a mess out of this house, left, and sees it as "perfectly fair" that she adopted both dogs and leaves me to take care of them....now, I LOVE DOGS! I would NEVER abandon a dog, no matter how hard it is to keep up with them but gives you an idea what I am dealing with on that front. I figure what goes around, come around! No matter what, I'll keep these 2 nuts, even if I have to pay for help to do so. Besides, they're barricaded from all but the basement, kitchen and bedrooms, with 2 of the bedroom doors locked....so no worries of them peeing upstairs.
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