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As in title - Do you wet your beds every night or only few times a week / month?

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It very's a lot for me, I've gone weeks dry, long enough to think I didn't actually wet the bed anymore, only to be wet later that week. I've also been wet every night for a week straight, it's quite unplanable actually.

On average i would say 2 days a week, currently that's about where It is but who knows next week,or heck even tonight!

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Growing up I was a nightly bedwetter until my late teens and more often than not until my early 20s

I had episodes of bedwetti g on and off throughout my adult life until my late 30s. Then a long dry spell until my late 40s when my bedwetting came back. 

By the time I was 50 I was wetting more or less every night and still do.

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I finally regressed myself to beibg a bedwetter at age 28. I was told to be diapered up 24/7, but I would usually wake up at night, pee myself and then sleep again. That went on for about 3 months, but for the past 5 days I managed to sleep through the night and wake up completly soaked...and I coudnt be happier !

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22 hours ago, Littlegermanboy said:

I finally regressed myself to beibg a bedwetter at age 28. I was told to be diapered up 24/7, but I would usually wake up at night, pee myself and then sleep again. That went on for about 3 months, but for the past 5 days I managed to sleep through the night and wake up completly soaked...and I coudnt be happier !

Congratulations on becoming a true bedwetter again.

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After several years of actively training myself to wet in my sleep, it has advanced to waking up wet 7 nights a week. Typically I’m wet within the first 4-5 hours of the night.  The only time I wake up dry is if I’m dehydrated.   

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1 minute ago, bedwettersteve said:

nightly i cant remember the last time i woke up dry its been years

I have had one dry night since New year

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Every night. I use to only wet unconsciously once or twice a week and otherwise I would wake a little and wet but now I wet every night and don't wake up.

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12 hours ago, pantyman said:

Every night. I use to only wet unconsciously once or twice a week and otherwise I would wake a little and wet but now I wet every night and don't wake up.

Congratulations on joining the soggy night club.

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I’ve only just starting trying to wet the bed with no success yet. 

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It's hard to say for me. I didn't set out to untrain but I wear 24/7 and wear pull-ups or go undiapered and air out sometimes. It's been over a year since I wore boxers. I'm starting to drift into bed wetting. If I drink a lot before bed I'm likely to wake up wet but it doesn't happen with regularity. I'm finding a correlation between having a dream about being in diapers and waking up in the morning wetter then I started. Again, this is occurred without any real "plan" so to speak other then years of life experience and the understanding that I function more happily in nappies then without. I looks forward to more bed wetting as I progress further down this "slippery" path.

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I wake up wet every morning I've been wondering how often I wet in my sleep for a long time - sometimes I wake up in the night needing to go, other times I think I may be vaguely conscious but have no memory of being awake.  So recently I bought a bedwetting alarm to see if I could work out what the situation is; so far it's woke me up about one night in three.  But that's enough - no way I could be without nappies at night with that record.  Of course, I hope it could increase to every night ...

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15 hours ago, NickDL said:

I’ve only just starting trying to wet the bed with no success yet. 

Keep it up and enjoy the journey. Repeated deliberate wetting is the key. Above all always think of your self first and foremost as a bedwetter.

On 5/25/2024 at 3:18 AM, longislandguy said:

I’m hoping my wettings will get heavier as time goes on. 

I'm sure they will.

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I have worn nappies for bed every night for the last 6 years, just because i can. I'm now at a stage were i semi wake and wet my nappy but i have had a number of night where i have been very tired and have wet in my sleep and this really excites me. I was never a bed wetter as a child and feel i missed out on something.

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3 hours ago, Like2bwet said:

I have worn nappies for bed every night for the last 6 years, just because i can. I'm now at a stage were i semi wake and wet my nappy but i have had a number of night where i have been very tired and have wet in my sleep and this really excites me. I was never a bed wetter as a child and feel i missed out on something.

Sounds like you are making up for it now. I never knew any different so can't comment on whether you missed out. Wet beds were just a nightly occurence for me and still are 

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3 hours ago, stevewet said:

Sounds like you are making up for it now. I never knew any different so can't comment on whether you missed out. Wet beds were just a nightly occurence for me and still are 

I can't imagine the stress and embarrassment wet bed must have caused a lot of older children and teenagers, it interested me and excited me. I wonder how many other had to wear a nappy and plastic pants.

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12 hours ago, nappyboymids said:

I wake up wet every morning I've been wondering how often I wet in my sleep for a long time - sometimes I wake up in the night needing to go, other times I think I may be vaguely conscious but have no memory of being awake.  So recently I bought a bedwetting alarm to see if I could work out what the situation is; so far it's woke me up about one night in three.  But that's enough - no way I could be without nappies at night with that record.  Of course, I hope it could increase to every night ...

Alarm ... you’re braver than I.

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