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By diapered 4 ever · Posted
7mm one on the way, has a very nice retention ball and valley to hold tight on outer sphincter. https://siliconenozzles.com/collections/urethral-incontinence-plugs-49/products/shrtcath3-5_5-5-8 -
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Hi 👋 everybody. I hope you all are having a wonderful day so far. Thank you to all who have given this story a read. Please don't forget to like and comment on your favorite part. And now onto the conclusion of the story… Chapter 65: Back home, everything felt familiar in the best way. The door had barely closed behind them before the energy shifted—no more rushing, no more lines, no more schedules. Just home. ⸻ Jack sat on the living room floor, Flopsy beside him, his new toy from Disney in his hands. “…look,” he said, showing it off again like it was brand new. Jill smiled from the couch. “I see it.” Marcus dropped the last of the bags near the door and joined them, stretching out on the floor. “Think that toy survived the whole trip?” he teased. Jack nodded seriously. “Yes.” ⸻ The afternoon settled into something simple. Easy. Jill rolled a ball gently toward Jack. He giggled and pushed it back. Marcus joined in, making it a little game. Back and forth. Laughter filling the room. ⸻ Every so often, Jack would stop and touch his lanyard. “Mickey… Tigger… castle…” Each pin still held its story. Each memory still fresh. ⸻ Jill watched him for a moment, a soft smile on her face. “He’s not going to forget this,” she said quietly. Marcus shook his head. “No chance.” ⸻ Jack looked up at them both, eyes bright. “…best birthday,” he said again. ⸻ Jill leaned down, pulling him into a hug. “We’re so glad.” Marcus wrapped an arm around both of them. “Couldn’t have asked for better.” ⸻ Jack settled between them, completely content. No crowds. No noise. Just the three of them. ⸻ Outside, the world carried on like normal. But inside—everything felt a little fuller. A little warmer. ⸻ Jack yawned softly, leaning into Jill. “…love you,” he murmured. Jill kissed the top of his head. “Love you too.” Marcus smiled. “Always.” ⸻ And just like that—their adventure came to a close. Not with fireworks or crowds—but with laughter, quiet moments, and the kind of happiness that stays long after the trip is over. ⸻ A perfect ending—to an unforgettable birthday. THE END. -
For what, though? So far, the only thing she could be reported is ignoring her mandated reporter requirements, but would be the expert witness were to testify that mom's treatment is justified. Mom is smart enough to give Dr. Olson plausible deniability. Dr. Olson knows about the diaper, but probably doesn't know about the nursery. Right now, Reggie is an adult, and he has a Ivy League degree, so it's hard to claim that he is a dependent adult, even if he really is. His toileting issues are legit, and he doesn't manage them on his own. I would say that he needs diapers right now, and he won't change himself I apologize for making you feel sad, but this is supposed to be a dark story. This is written in the past, and he's free from his mother's influence. i intend to include a lot of detail about his and Charlotte's recovery, because I think somebody can't go through this without some serious long-term issues, but he is a good place. Reggie's mom is completely diabolical. She has so much control, and she is psychologically manipulative. She actively discouraged her children from being potty-trained, but it's partly on Reggie as well. He had no desire to become potty-trained because he saw how his mother treated his brother. However, I'm not sure if mom would be charged with any crime. She definitely wouldn't in the environment she's in because she has the power to bury it. With this treatment, she could be charged with false imprisonment. It's emotional abuse, and that's a hard one to define in a legal sense. Reggie is an adult, but there is some thing to Dr. Olson's belief that he's not a typical adult. His thoughts are more child-like and he's more reactionary than a typical adult. Part of that is environmental, and would be true even if Reggie had functional parents. The entire world see's him as child, and it would be hard to mature emotionally in that enviroment.. It's made worse by his mom's treatment, so right now- Reggie doesn't know what his place is. A lot of posters have speculated that Reggie likes the maternal care. I'm directly including that in my descriptions or dialogue, but I'm alluding to it with some of his actions. -
I’ve been 24/7 for a bit more than 7 years now. By now at night I’m a fairly regular bedwetter. But I don’t think that is incontinence. At some level, my brain knows what it’s doing. It’s just that I’m so habituated to using nappies that I may not wake up enough to realise or remember what I’ve “decided” to do. Also, my sleeping brain doesn’t make informed choices so if I don’t wear a nappy, there may be wet bedding instead. I think it just kind of assumes that everything will be ok. Because my bladder is a bit messed up after so long in nappies I would normally need to pee 2 – 4 times overnight (but in small volumes). So it’s a mercy that I’ve learned to sleep through some of these events. During the day is different though. After several years in nappies my bladder doesn’t like to hold pee for any longer than an hour and I can have very long periods of time where I will dribble little bits of pee every few minutes but that is because I permit it. Once I’ve started to pee, I cannot stop. When I relax, an urge hits that cannot be denied. When I’m in one of this “drip and dribble” phases, it seems very hard to imagine how I could remain dry. But I’m still CHOOSING to do it. Just occasionally, I’ll realise that I’m wetting my nappy but be unable to recall deciding to do so. Sometimes I’ll find my nappy to be wet and I can’t remember having done it. But these are outliers. Still however, I don’t think I’m incontinent. I CAN go without nappies for short periods of time if I have to. I need to stay close to a toilet and concentrate but it can be done. I still practice bowel control (which may well be inhibiting things). There has been some co-incident degradation there anyway and if my bowels are loose, there HAVE been accidents but these are also outliers. Mostly I have bowel control. It seems nothing has changed for a long time now. I'm VERY aware of conformational bias here: a lot of people see evidence of incontinence which is influenced by their deep desire to see it. Our minds can play tricks on us. So, I’d like to get some insight into whether this is as good as it gets or, there might be continued development. So I have some questions that “long haul” 24/7 volitional diaper users (folks who’ve been doing this for longer than my 7 years). Did you use your diapers/nappies for #1, #2 or both? Did you develop incontinence? If so how did it arise and how long did it take? What were the major milestones toward it and when did they occur in your voyage? Are you ok with it? If you didn’t develop incontinence, where did you finish up? Anything else you feel is relevant? Thanks in advance for sharing your insights. I’d love to know what the road ahead might look like. -
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