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    • This photo shows it well. And you're exactly right. The stent you'd need would only extend from the prostratic urethra to the base of the penis. It would probably be about 1 inch long.  And you're exactly right with it maintaining the position. You "might" be able to get away with each end being flared. And as long as your external sphincter stays clamped around the stent, it "should" stay in place.  The problem you'd run into is when (not if) you relax of flex your external sphincter, it will almost certainly move out of position. Possibly even slipping into your bladder. (Ie, sneeze, scare, or bedwet). For such a short size stent, you'd really need something with a large enough diameter to push out against the urethra and hold it in place that way. Something like the Memocatch medical wire stent would work for this. However, they are semi-permanent. AND they are not biocompatible, meaning encrustation and strictures will be inevitable. Which that is a solid no-go for inducing any type of incontinence. AND will require a damaging surgery to later remove anyways.   I wonder if it might be possible to modify a dual-balloon foley stent. Or if you'd really even have to modify it at all. Just keep petrolium jelly applied around the tip of your penis and let it drain into your diaper. At the very least, it could be an interesting test. Something like this.  https://www.hrhealthcare.com/trucath-duo-100-silicone-dual-balloon-catheters/ Very slightly inflate the outer balloon, but only enough so you can still insrt it. Insert it until you're just past the external sphincter, but it resists going in any further. Gently inflate the inner baloon, and with only enough to lock it in place. Add just a fraction more to the outer balloon to lock it in place too. Viola, you've bypassed the external sphincter, and it won't go anywhere. Of course, you'd have to be extremely careful not to over or fully inflate either balloon. Otherwise, you could tear open your urethra. Ouch with an ER explanation! You'd have a lot of excess catheter length too, but you could probably coil it up without kinking the tube. 
    • Definitely! It's for accidents only: will you tell mommy next time you need to go?  Comme on big guy, let's get you changed before heading out for our day. If you stay dry like a big kid until we come home, I will put you back in regular undies for the evening, sounds good?       
    • Maddison looked at her girlfriend, who wore a bewildered, lost expression. Maddison said: "Alice, come here." She pulled her over to sit on the edge of the crib, then added, "You know that this is a consequence of your own actions—for an indefinite period. It’s just a small step back so that you can eventually grow forward again." Maddison hugged her and continued, "I’ll always try to play with you and crawl around, but I’ll leave it to you to handle Emilly; let’s help her adapt to this life." ================================== Becca said, "Understood. I’ll try to get Maddison to help with diaper changes. I’ll do what I did back when Alice was little—plenty of fluids and games that encourage the bladder and stomach to function." Seeing Ana tense up, Becca added, "But, Maddison, in between your teenage activities and our conversations, I’m going to spoil you a lot and find out what’s going on in your heart. Camilla, is there anything else you’d like me to do?"
    • That's because of a crack down on cheap lithium batteries. You can blame China for it. They keep catching fire at random times, even when not being charged. And it's been getting worse, especially with smaller devices. Like sex toys. They really don't care about your toys, but you really should check them because of the battery.
    • Yes - you understand perfectly what I am describing. Below is an image that roughly shows the intended setup. The blue line represents the hollow 'stent'. You can see that it terminates outside the bladder and internal sphincter. It stents the external sphincter open. The end result is a filling bladder then autonomous emptying in an unpredictable way and not constant dripping.  Bear in mind that the 'stent' could be a Foley or Nelaton with the end chopped off, or a silicone sound. Also note that there is no external 'stopper' shown in the diagram. The diagram just illustrates the general principle of operation. The stent itself could be much truncated to terminate in the urethra at a position roughly where the base of the penis begins - it need not terminate externally. Having a short one would remove the external infection risk and would mean nothing visible externally. But the tradeoff is difficulty of positioning and retaining exact position, and maybe other problems. There is no 'plug' in my idea. The body keeps it 'plugged' by the internal sphincter until PMC activation and normal micturition. I'd imagine that this behaviour is EXACTLY the same behaviour as a pre-potty training infant - urine builds, body naturally voids periodically. The difference being that the infant does not know to use the external sphincter, whereas that adult with a stent cannot use it. The only real problem I see with this is that the internal open end (or the holes in a modified catheter) may be obstructed  simply because the urethra is 'squishy' and could kind of collapse and inadvertently plug that end.  
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