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For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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By rodentkind · Posted
To be unsupported by those you love is uniquely painful, and I hope you can find some comfort in the community here. On the autism front... you may find it helpful to read up on interoception and autistic burnout; it's a well understood phenomenon that autism can impact one's relationship to their continence (among many other things), both as a lifelong struggle and as a temporary or late-onset issue. If you are autistic, you may well be expending twice as much energy as the next person just to function as well as you do- so many of the skills that come naturally to a non-autistic person aren't quite so automatic with autism, and I think you and your wife both could find comfort in knowing as much. Even if your wife wouldn't understand the comfort you find in it in a DL sense, if she's willing to learn about the mechanics of autism, and willing to try and empathise with your experiences... the idea that giving yourself one less thing to worry about is comforting isn't all that unreasonable, at it's core. -
Probably a bad time for me to interrupt, but your story has really fired me up in the best way, Superdry (though you may need to rename to Supermoist at some point :p). I'm struggling with hesitancy after an SNRI which has a side effect of urinary "tightening" and possibly from me constantly trying to put "downwards" pressure to try to untrain at the same time. I've been holding off going to a doctor because I feel it's my own fault for the downwards pressure and SNRIs probably don't have permanent effects now I'm off them, BUT your thread has made me think I might approach this with the doc and see what can be done as the issue is still there either way. You mentioned earlier on about a chat you had with a urologist, would you mind sharing what sort of keywords were said that led them to surgery? Hesitancy is really shit especially with IC desires/BIID because it adds insult to injury and I'm sick of the effort needed to pee when it's not something I even want to think about! -
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By widdlemikey · Posted
Just changed after being wet most of the afternoon. Northshore Supremes. Watching some college ball and dinner in the crock pot. Not much planned, maybe visit the chat later as I watch 'Young Frankenstien' on Svengoolie after dinner.
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