Would you tell someone you still wet the bed?

[iampadded]

Also, as a teen I don't think you really had to tell someone you still had nocturnal issues.  All anyone had to do was sit on your bed and they would have a clue that you either still had accidents or had a "just in case"mother (because you STILL had accidents :))  I sat on more than one friends bed and just knew. Also, no matter how discrete you think your parents were, stuff would be left out in the open from time to time.  Maybe nobody noticed-but I sure did.  Also, it always seemed that the mother's of my really good friends just "knew" when I slept over.  I think the Moms certainly talked to each other.

[Diapered Dave]

I told my doctor last year... Ok, I know... Everyone's saying "Well, of course you would tell your Doctor!!"

But again, as many have said, it's embarrassing to admit you're a Bedwetter, to anyone! 

Also, I was a bedwetter until I was almost 15 yrs old, and the last doctor I saw about it when I was young, told me that because I was still wetting the bed at 14, it might very well be a life-long problem. So when I started intermittent bedwetting again in my 30's and 40's, I figured "Oh well, the doc was right!"

But now that I'm hitting my senior years, I'm bedwetting almost everynight, so I thought I better get it thoroughly checked out, to rule out anything serious. Of course, telling my doctor that I'm a bedwetter didn't stop there. He referred me to a specialist, which led to 3 urologists, a bunch of tests, then a cat scan. So now there's about a dozen medical people who know I'm a bedwetter. Oh well, it's not like they're going to blab to all my friends and family. AND the good thing is that there's nothing seriously wrong, I'm just a Bedwetter!! 

[carsfan]

I guess I'm kind of an itermitment actual bed wetter. I've alway wet  a handful of times a year and more if I'm stressed or due to  other life factors. The last couple years it has been pretty good. I'm single at the moment but I've told previous exs or anyone I slept with on a longterm bases. Most people are understanding. I still only tell people who absolutely need to know or whom if I didn't it would be disrespectful and embarrassing. I don't love having to tell a potential parter I might pee the bed but it gets easier as you get older, I think. Beyond bed wetting, I'm a DL and wearing diapers is something I really enjoy 

    

[amorfraldaJR]

Unless they are sleeping with me in my bed, there is no reason to tell anyone. Plus I love my diapers and I love to use them as my bathroom. Way more fun and exciting.

[stevewet]

I have told my close friends and family I still wet the bed. Also my doctor and diabetic nurse. Honestly I know longer really care who knows.

[wetmonkey]

I only tell my closest friends and those who know everything about me (like being ABDL). I told my current partner very soon into our relationship and it went pretty well considering.

I'm not ashamed of it per se but just don't want to go into the explaining of it (history, relation to stress, etc.) with just anybody.

 

[stevewet]

On 2/3/2021 at 5:51 PM, iampadded said:

Also, as a teen I don't think you really had to tell someone you still had nocturnal issues.  All anyone had to do was sit on your bed and they would have a clue that you either still had accidents or had a "just in case"mother (because you STILL had accidents :))  I sat on more than one friends bed and just knew. Also, no matter how discrete you think your parents were, stuff would be left out in the open from time to time.  Maybe nobody noticed-but I sure did.  Also, it always seemed that the mother's of my really good friends just "knew" when I slept over.  I think the Moms certainly talked to each other.

I an tell you growing up everyone knew I wet the bed it was no secret whatsoever. All the mothers in our street discussed it. I wasn't the only one who wet the bed growing up in our street. My Sister enjoyed telling all er fiends who told eveyone else so it was just common knowledge.