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Bed- there are four layers involved: (1) plastic cover (2) quilted mattress topper (3) zippered plastic cover (4) quilt. I work in IT and know the value of redundancy. Two plastic covers in case one fails, and the quilt between is to keep it from running all over the place if the top one fails. The top quilt keeps the pee from running all over the surface of the bed, and makes for easy clean up - just peel it off and bag it up, then wipe down the outer plastic with a towel and deploy a dry quilt. Car seats- large plastic garbage bag (which is already two layers) with a towel on top.

How about the one from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis about the thrift store? "I shoulda washed it first. Smells like R. Kelly's sheets. Pissssssssssssss. But it was 99¢!"

Oh, it totally is for me.

I wish. I've been trying to sleep-wet since I was in middle school. I've succeeded exactly four times in my life. Deliberately wetting the bed, however, is still a load of fun.

Nobody in my family knows, except for my wife. She doesn't share this kink. Besides the wife, one of my exes and two of my friends know. Weeeeeeell.... It depends on how open you are with your friends. My best friend, someone I've known since 1991, knows, and I know his kinks. These came up for discussion while we were talking about problems we were having with the women in our lives. There's a bit of compare-and-contrast going on between us.... I've generally chosen romance over kink; he's done the opposite. The result has been that I've had the same partner since 199

Dude you totally need to! Especially if you like bedwetting (as your profile says). Different choices for different moods . . . . Fleece ones will get heavy and weigh you down as you pee in them.... Nylon or polyester will stay as comfortable wet as dry, especially if you wear similar underwear or go commando. Bedwetting in nylon trackies (i.e. windbreakers) is the best!

Every article of clothing, every time. Unless there is a specific reason why I need to have a particular article of clothing, I won't buy it unless I want to wet (or swim) in it. Obviously, shirts and socks don't get the same degree of attention or concern, but all pants, shorts and underpants get this sort of scrutiny.

Oh! LOL I just went in sweatpants as usual.

I have done this, but you need to be able to get back inside quickly. How quickly depends on how cold. That said, a really neat thing happens if it is around 0°C and really dry out.... Your pants will give off steam! Source: done it.

Oh yeah, those products have been on that site for a long time. The selection has actually shrunk quite a bit. As for the boxers . . . well, it's quite obvious what's going to happen to them if you get them emblazoned with "I love wetting the bed" or "I love wetting my pants" and that goes for the items for the women, too. That thought has always made me smile.

I like wetting in nylon or polyester track pants or running shorts. I also have some 100% nylon briefs and some that are a polyester/spandex blend. I can do a full wetting and still be quite comfortable in my wet clothes.

I would suggest following the TikTok convention of referring to it as a challenge. Free to participate or not, as one sees fit, with photos encouraged, but not required. What say you, @oienacs ?

I don't know about the idea of embarrassment, in fact, quite the opposite IMHO . . . this should be a safe space. I also don't like the idea of controlling access to the washrooms because (a) someone may have to poop (b) everyone should be able to stand down at any time if they want to and (c) gods forbid, but someone may drink too much and need to hurl. However! I'm down with the idea of a bladder-buster. You can enter a space with unlimited beer for a flat rate, but you would have to leave the space to go to the washroom, and there is no re-entry. I've heard of bars doing this

Every order is different, and every convent/abbey is different. You might get a different outcome from a Franciscan school than from a Sacred Heart, than from a Carmelite, and you might get a different outcome from this Sacred Heart school than that one. You may even find some oddities, like one local school that is the result of a Sacred Heart school merging with an Episcopal school and open to all faiths.