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  1. In A Word... 1 2 3 4

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  2. Down There! 1 2 3

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  3. Relationships 1 2 3 4

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  4. Nap Time! 1 2

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  5. Socially Acceptable 1 2 3 4

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  6. Crossing Over 1 2

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  7. Does That Make Me Crazy... 1 2

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  8. Vices 1 2

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  9. Snack Time!

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    • Glad to see a new chapter, great work as usual 🙂   That seems concerning... 
    • "Alright then dinner is on the way so how about we do it at bedtime, although you are going to have to wear some well diapers to bed just because of the medication and the fact you have my milk in you. I know you don't want to wear them after what you've been through but I don't think a standard pull up will keep the bed dry." Camila explain to Madison hoping the girl wouldn't make a fuss.
    • @Little Sherri:. Unfortunately, unless the Democrats take control of BOTH the house and senate, you probably have slightly more than two years to go. @CptKirk:  You should have looked at Little Sherri’s listed location.  He’s in Canada.  I believe most of Canada has liquor sales controlled by the provincial government.  And most have officially turned off the spigot to US manufactured liquor in response to Trump’s actions.  I’m trying to keep the politics out of this but you’ve opened your mouth and inserted….   Ah, where did that interruption hit while you were thinking about responding?  <grin>. (No response needed.  Just need to remove … from mouth.) And the greatest feeling on earth?  When we (USA) get out of our current political situation.  (Apologies for the side track.  I should have avoided responding.)
    • I can recall a very similar experience some years back when “testing” myself to see if I could still sleep without a nappy and stay dry. I think the first night I’d stayed dry (but had to get up many times).  The second night (very tired after a lousy night’s sleep the night before), I had some vague, dim idea that I was wetting my nappy but then I noticed that everything around me down there was getting very wet, very quickly.  I felt pee race down one hip and almost instantly my bum was wet.  That didn’t feel like a nappy at all. It felt wrong.  I woke up to find myself wetting the bed.  My sleepy brain got confused about what I was (not) wearing. Later again, (some months) another opportunity arose and I tried again.  Again, night#1 was dry but constantly bladder-interrupted.  Night #2 I woke up at 2:24am and I was soaked.  I had no idea when or how.  I remember that I didn’t wake up and think “Oh, I’ve wet the bed”.  I woke up confused as to why everything was wet around me and my bed felt like a cold swamp.  I remember sleepily wondering if there'd been a catastrophic roof leak.  I really didn't make the mental connection until I'd woken up properly. I don’t sleep without nappies any more.
    • I’ve also been in nappies for coming up for 8 years now and am now a bedwetter.  I’m not sure how frequently because it all gets a bit blurry (and I’m literally always in nappies anyway that were probably a bit wet to begin with) but I suspect it’s a LOT these days. Saturday night was a “100% did” night as due to dehydration and warm weather I went to bed dry at around 11pm.  I woke up at 5am and assumed I needed a pee but found myself to be already wet and I didn’t need to go. Sunday night was a “95% did” night.  I was a bit wet when I went to bed but I again slept through, by morning however I was quite wet and for the life of me I could not remember waking to do it. It first happened (with certainty) after around 7 – 8 months of nappies but remained super-rare for a few years.  Shortly after year #1 I tested myself and found that I might wet the bed even if I wasn’t in a nappy.  At about year #3 I suddenly realised it was now happening regularly. Paradoxically, concentrating on it, studying it or even spending your days wishing for it seems to inhibit it.  For me, it eventually appeared when I was just enjoying my night nappies and not planning for it.  So my experience suggests “don’t think about it, be wet and enjoy the ride” and eventually it will start happening on automatic.
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