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rubbersheetmike
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On 6/11/2024 at 1:59 PM, Kawaharu said:
Here's an Article from the UK Daily Mail on why Diapers are fast becoming trendy and normal
I couldnt read the whole article because the site has a paywall. Anyway my guess is that the article addresses the fact that too many are wearing adult diapers rather than getting treated for urinary problems. There can be valid reasons for this. Where I live its difficult to get refered to a specialist. Also if you have underlying medical problems like I do doctors will just assume that urine issues are a symptom of the underlying medical problems.
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On 8/27/2024 at 11:01 AM, drynot said:
I think we're missing some context here. I wonder if he just refuses to wear diapers and relies on public toilets and whatnot. With the amount of times he was peeing he'd definitely have to change even the best diapers frequently....
I have bladder urgency and I usually wear a pullup disposable when Im out. I go into a bathroom, find a stall, pull the diaper down and pee into a toilet without having to wet and change the diaper. Ive even done it at urinals a few times but have to be more discreet about it. I unbuckle my belt and unfasten the top of my pants and pull the front of the diaper down far enough so that I can pee into the urinal. Ive been spotted doing it a few times but, hey, a guys got to do what a guys got to do, right?
On 8/25/2024 at 2:53 PM, zzzz50 said:He had to walk by the bathrooms to publicly urinate. This suit seems ridiculous, he will probably only be awarded $1 million!
I thought about that too. Most hotel lobbies have bathrooms nearby.
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Im taking a diuretic to deal with a heart problem and edema. I also take another prescription med at night that makes me sleep like a baby. If I made the effort not to pee the bed these days Id be up two or three times during the night. So I just dont make the effort. A good nights sleep is more important to me than being dry in the morning.
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On 7/23/2022 at 5:54 AM, bedwettersteve said:
I love everything about wetting my bed without a diaper on( i hated it growing up).sometimes i will go a week of nightly wetting and not change my sheets or blankets and get in my still wet bed from the night before
I hated it when I was growing up too. I think that bedwetting into puberty changed that.
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12 hours ago, WBxx said:
I have the same interest … hope you’re successful.
Im not sure its important to me to know how often I wet during the night. I assume its usually once. As for the timing, our mother used to wake both my brother who was a bedwetter and me up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night when we were young. Its wasnt really an effective method to stop bedwetting because we usually couldn't pee on demand and would just wet after we went back to sleep suggesting there is a timing element to bedwetting.
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On 8/26/2024 at 2:19 AM, Wet Knight said:
Surely, a wet bedpad is as easy to launder as a wet terry nappy.
True but I use a pay laundry in the basement of the building where I live. I dont mind a peed bed but hauling the wet laundry around is still a hassle.
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On 7/20/2024 at 5:45 PM, Gejoe said:
Always wanted to wet my bed, it became a real want around age seven or eight. I did it once when I was eight and home sick. I loved it and it was easy to blame my sickness for why I peed my bed. My parents were big believers in corporal punishment, so I was to chicken to try it again. I discovered humping mastubation around the same time and found out if I rubbed my pee pee on the sheets I would get a good feeling and pee a little at the end and wet my pajamas and bed just a little bit by accident.. I knew it was naughty but it satisfied my needs.
For me the fascination with it started around puberty. Even after I stopped wetting in my sleep I wanted to wet my bed. I think it was a security thing. I kept the rubber sheet on my bed until I was 17 and started dating. I understand your point about the fear of corporal punishment. I got it when I was younger including for bedwetting because it was viewed back then as a discipline issue.
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On 7/9/2024 at 3:41 PM, zzzz50 said:
So did you have to do the walk of shame to the bedwetter cabin? Did you have to wear a diaper in the bedwetter cabin?
It was shameful just to be put in the bedwetters cabin because all the other campers knew. My bedwetting decreased at puberty and I had only occassional accidents so I was sent to camp with two extra sleeping bags and extra pjs. The application form asked about frequency or risk for those who were identified as bedwetters by their parents. I think the first year I was marked as a moderate risk because I had wet once or twice during the month before the application was dated and the second year I was a low risk because I'd only wet once or twice in the three months before the application was completed. A couple of the regular wetters who were high risk for bedwetting wore diapers. All the beds in the cabin had vinyl covered mattresses. The first year there were five of us in the special needs cabin and the second year there were four. Regular cabins had eight campers in each. Those of us who wet in our sleeping bags had to hang them and our wet pjs on a nylon clothesline behind the cabin. And the cloth diapers some wore were rinsed and also hung out on the line to dry. On the weekend one of the camp staff took the soiled sleeping bags and pjs to a laundromat in the local village to get them washed. I recall that my parents had to pay more for this service when they arrived to pick me up at the end of both stays.
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On 7/8/2024 at 10:07 AM, stevewet said:
Sleepovers were not a thing when I was growing up. Although I soaked a sleeping bag on a camp out with my mate. Fortunately he knew I wet the bed so it wasn't a big deal.
Sleepovers werent a big thing when I was young either. I do remember having to go to summer sports camp for three years in a row. The first two years I was put into the 'special needs' cabin for bedwetters. The last year I begged my mom not to tick the bedwetter box and so I got assigned to a regular cabin. And then I wet the bed part way through the first week soaking my pjs, my sleeping bag and leaking through the thin mattress and onto the floor!
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Thats an interesting article. I found the focus on the brain most interesting because I have had life long nurology issues.
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On 7/4/2024 at 8:05 PM, SoakedSheets said:
I didn't keep logs of anything before I started this, I do notice I pee quiet often during the day though. probably a good 6-8 times per day atleast. However I don't know how that stacks up with before becoming a bed wetter. I haven't had any day time accidents. I pee in the bed 3-6 times per day (depending if I go to the office or not) not counting overnight.
Looks like your a young guy. Wait until you get older and you might find yourself having accidents during the day. I dont worry about bedwetting. It happens but is fairly easy to manage. Daytime wetting takes a lot more effort to hide. I cant count the number of times I've lost bladder control. Sometimes I dont even realize Im going until I notice that Im wet down there.
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I like to get so desperate that I have no choice but to pee my pants.
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I was never diapered at night growing up after the age of 6 or 7. I didn't start to diaper myself until my 30s when somebody I met convinced me of the benefits of wearing. There were lots and lots and lots of wet beds and pjs in between though.
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On 3/26/2024 at 1:39 PM, WBxx said:
Growing up a regular bed-wetter you’d think that would have been enough. It wasn’t. Additionally I purposely wet my underwear, pants, pajamas, etc. whenever I thought I'd get away with it. The compulsion was overpowering, I couldn’t stop.
I had the same experience. I wet my bed and and my pants as often as I thought I could get away with it. And that compulsion continued into my adult years and is still going strong.
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I never change during the night if I'm wearing. And I wait until I'm ready to take my morning shower before removing my wet diaper.
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On 4/1/2024 at 11:10 AM, Wet Knight said:
Back in the late 80's, I met a mid 50's guy who up to then had been half wanting to become a bedwetter for years, but was afraid that he wouldn't be able to cope with it.
It was long before the internet, so communication was letters, no phone because he was on a "Party Line", and the occasional meeting. and it became obvious to me, that he needed to be made to live as an incontinent, to make up his mind.
A few decades ago in my late 20s I met a guy through a personal ad who was also in his early 30s who wore 24/7 and wet in his sleep. I was curious about the lifestyle and somewhat envious but I was too mixed up to make a go of the relationship. I was having sex with both males and females at the time and didnt know whether I wanted to live the lifestyle 24/7 or commit to one orientation either. In subsequent years I often felt guilty about brushing off the relationship because we had a lot in common. I just wasn't mature enough to realize it.
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On 6/24/2024 at 12:06 PM, Wet Knight said:
Information is still sparse, but as it accumulates there is growing evidence that around 40% of Autistic children are bedwetters.
This seems to drop of to 20% at puberty, but in UK, adolescent paediatric care ceases at 18 and those still bedwetting drop out of the system and have to cope as best they can.
Thankfully, they have probably been able to squeeze into the largest size of Huggies until they can afford to buy adult bedwetting protection.
Your probably right. My younger brother was on the spectrum and was a bedwetter throughout his childhood and apparently as an older adult is now dealing with this again. I believe that where I live people also drop off the benefits provided for autistic young people at 18 but if the situation is still disabling they can then apply for government benefits that include income support and some cases include coverage for incontinence supplies if a doctor says they are required.
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7 hours ago, Squeaky Bearsies said:
Anyone know if there's any such thing as a bladder enema? We always hear about enemas for bowel but what about the bladder? I've always fantasized about my wife force injecting a solution like enema up my bladder to cause temporary urinary incontinence.
Is this the same thing as a bladder flush or bladder irrigation? If so I believe it had to be done with a catheter. Some people are okay with catheterization but Im not a big fan. I had it done once when I was younger and found it very uncomfortable. Its my understanding that once the solution drains the urinary system returns to whatever level it was prior to the procedure.
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14 hours ago, Wet Knight said:
This must have suppressed demand, as from seeing and later hearing and reading about homemade rubber pants, it would seem that well into the 1950s, toddler and child sized babypants were not easily available.
I can't remember disposable products being around when I was a kid either. I said this in a post one day and somebody on here posted an old ad indicating that disposable products were available back in the 50s and 60s. They sure didn't make it to where I lived in an older working class area of a small industrial city. I used to drive around my neighborhood on my bike noticing all the bedding and pjs hung out on clotheslines to dry. My mother was one of the first in the area to get an automatic washing machine and electric dryer but even then she sometimes hung wet bedding out on the line to dry when the weather was good. Those were the days when bedwettting often wasn't treated as a private matter I guess.
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On 3/10/2024 at 1:42 PM, WBxx said:
Mine washed my sheets when she knew they were wet. Ashamed, embarrassed or whatever a few times I pretended all was fine and made my bed without telling her. For anyone wondering, wet sheets do not dry beneath blankets making for a “memorable” experience the following night.
My older brother and I were both bedwetters and we shared a room. Every morning our mom would do a round table at breakfast unless she was too hung over and didn't get up before we left for school. She'd still shout from her bedroom though asking if we'd put our wet bedding in the laundry hamper. We had to fess up or we'd get into big trouble. She used to check to see if we lied about it.
On 3/11/2024 at 6:50 AM, stevewet said:My mother refused to wash my sheets every night. Usually I slept in the same unchanged bed a couple of nights in a row. Sometimes the wet sheet would be dried unwashed on the line
Sleep overs were not a thing when I grew up but bedwetting was popular topic with the mother's mafia so it was never any secret I or anyone else in our street wet the bed.
I don't think anyone considered it a medical issue when I was growing up. Certainly our Doctor wasn't concerned. "Oh he'll grow out of it in his own time " was the stock answer.
My mom did wash the peed sheets and pjs until I was old enough to know how to do the laundry myself. Also she's sometimes put the wet sheets and blanket out on the line to dry when the weather was nice and she'd rinse the pjs and put them out to dry as well.
Sleepovers with friends weren't a big thing when I was growing up either. And it wasn't considered a medical issue either.
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On 6/17/2024 at 9:54 PM, Albert-1701 said:
Rubbersheetmike,
How big was your family? My father was one of 14 -- 8 girls and 6 boys. As for me I have only 1 sibling and that is a sister. I am, of course, a male.
Albert
14 is a big family. I grew up in a family of 7 kids, with 3 boys and 4 girls. Both of my parents worked - well my mom usually part-time - and 4 of us kids were overage bedwetters. And my father had a small construction business and worked about 60 hours a week to pay the bills. So our dad wasn't around a lot and our mom had her hands full. And we were relatively close in age with only 9 years separating the oldest from the youngest. I think that in really big families years ago the older kids would often look after the younger ones but that probably isn't as common where the kids are close in age.
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On 5/6/2024 at 10:53 AM, stevewet said:
Our district nurse hated bedwetters wearing nappies
My father wouldn't let my older brother or me wear diapers at night as we got older. He felt it encouraged bedwetting and that waking up in a cold wet bed discouraged it.
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On 3/7/2024 at 4:38 AM, stevewet said:
My room always stank from my constant bedwetting . My mattress was often thrown on the front lawn to dry in the sun for everyone to see. Not that it was any secret I wet the bed. The mother's mafia made sure of that.
Did your mom not make sure the mattress was protected? Both my older brother and I who shared a room were bedwetters but our mother put rubber sheets on our mattresses. The smell I remember the most is from the cleaning solution my mother used to wipe down our rubber sheets. I liked your comment about the mother's mafia. I think that was pretty common years ago. I remember being embarassed listening to my mother talking with some of her friends on the phone about dealing with 'that' problem.
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I wasnt babied or spoiled growing up at all. I grew up in a big family and because of that it was difficult to get attention.
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I think a lot of us keep the wet diaper on for a few hours in the morning when we get up. I usually rewet at least once or twice.