[Becoming a Bedwetter - When Irreversible?]

40 minutes ago, Kif said:

Was literally just talking about this with friends on VC about this XD

So.

The ultimate answer is I don't know.

The first time, in 2017, I went 2 months and was wetting 4-5 times per week. I managed to turn that around by going cold-turkey on diapers at night.

Last year, in 2021, I went 6 months wetting maybe 2-3 times per week maxing out at 3-4 times per week. I also turned that around, again with the cold feathered thing.

And now I'm a month in and already wetting anywhere from 2-4 times per week. 

It makes me think there is some subconscious psychological component to all of it. If I shock my system and remove diapers very suddenly, I've stopped wetting at night. So far. And judging by other folks here, I would guess that doesn't change for years. 

So...I dunno. You're prolly safe for anywhere from at least 6 months to several years? ?‍♀️ ?

That would be pretty nice!

[Becoming a Bedwetter - When Irreversible?]

3 hours ago, CodHero24 said:

In my case, after training to be a bedwetter,

it became immediately permanent because I have absolutely no desire to go back to being dry at night.

I love waking up soggy, every single morning.

Wearing a diaper every night allows me to drink plenty of fluids before bed, with total uninterrupted deep sleep,

vivid dreams, and I wake up feeling refreshed every morning.

The biggest challenge is sleep-overs at friends and family, due mainly to overall inventory and also disposal.

Does that mean you have not tried what happens if you sleep without a diaper?

[Becoming a Bedwetter - When Irreversible?]

So I'm a DL and thinking about to become a bedwetter for multiple years now, I thought about the pros and cons and figured that there are more pros for me personally. I read through various posts in this forum about this topic but in this thread however, I would specifically like to talk about the timeframe when it's basically impossible to stop bedwetting if you become a bedwetter as an adult in case I change my mind and wanna go back to being dry at night.

I experimented a bit in the past and found a good amount of water I can drink before sleeping that ensures I'll wake up in the night so I can start peeing and go back to sleep. I'm certain that doing this over and over eventually leads to the body thinking that it's okay to let go, especially because of the inconvenience of waking up and interrupting the sleep. I would think that re-learning to be dry at night as an adult is harder than being a kid. 

Now the question is... when do you think it's basically permanent to be a bedwetter when starting in adulthood? After the first wet, unrememberable night? After 10, 100? After a few months of this happening?

I would love to hear theories, but also real experiences - I'm sure here are some people that became bedwetters by wearing and using diapers at night.