Another Diaper Blog

Daddy said I looked angelic this morning.

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No need to concentrate and ask again, all signs point to wet. Will there be more diapers in your future? It is decidedly so.

In theory, being a pantswetter should be more embarrassing than bedwetting. You're awake and fully conscious and you still can't hold your tinkles? You're so pathetic that you need to wear pull-ups or diapers everywhere you go? But then, if you're in 24/7 padding, it becomes normalized. You learn to manage your condition and it stops making you blush once you realize no one is whispering about you. If you have partners, there's no secret to hide after the first encounter. They already know, and they've either accepted you or rejected you.

But being a bedwetter. You have a transition period every night where you kiss your adulthood goodbye and wrap yourself up in childish padding, because your dumb-dumb sleepy brain can't help but go potty all over the mattress. You can't let yourself fall asleep after having adult fun with someone, because you know you'll both wake up in a wet bed; it's the nightmare scenario in the back of your mind. Bedtime diapering may become routine, but not exactly normal. Every sunset is a reminder that it's time to stop playing grown-up and put on your pampers. There's no escape.

Come here babe, crawl to mummy it’s time for your diaper change..

No no, don’t be fussy honey.. you’re not a man like your friends anymore as you keep going potty in your pants so mummy keeps you in diapers like a baby and look.. you’re soaked!

Well apparently, ask @lolaandthens0me and you shall receive!

Quiet afternoon by the ocean 💕

Getting to play pretend and use the big kid potty! I even remembered to unsnap my onesie first 😇

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