wetaccident

Wow, that's intense. I'm glad it was just your dad who saw you wet. I had more than my fair share of accidents myself. I was also a very shy kid/teenager and while I usually wasn't overly shy about needing to pee I always preferred to be able to say "I'll be right back" or something rather than admit directly I needed to go to the toilet. I think, being a bundle of insecurities that I was as an early teen, having to not only admit I had to pee and draw attention to myself that way but also having to ask someone to assist thereby not only making me an object of attention with other kids around

That's actually pretty funny! I can't imagine the crawling up the stairs bit did much for the case for your sobriety either!

Yes, I find gaming while diapered is also an excellent combination! I had an lovely gaming, desperation, and diaper wetting session last night myself.

Filling a water bottle or glass or whatever at the sink or doing dishes. That absolutely makes it worse and I've had to pee dance a few times! Driving also does it as I don't really have anything else to focus on I think.

Wow, what a great story!

To answer your question, @Dylan13 I've never stopped my game and suddenly realized I'd wet myself if that's what you mean. If I'm intentionally holding I'm usually pretty aware if I start to wet though it may surprise me when it happens. If I suddenly "discover" I'm desperate, depending on mood and circumstances I may just start enjoying that and it can become a full blown omorashi hold but often circumstances don't permit a full-blown hold/wetting and I'll have to eventually give in and go though if I'm really into the game I can still find myself getting distracted and waiting a while longe

I can't say I've ever actually cried. On one or two occasions I think I've had "eye-watering" relief though. I've definitely gone weak-kneed and had to steady myself against the wall.

Yes, I love holding and gaming. When I'm holding intentionally it quite often is while gaming but I even find myself doing it unintentionally when I got too focused/distracted and am squirming in my chair before I realize it. This also used to happen constantly as a kid/teen. I've not done much with challenges myself but was kind of thinking Hades might be fun for that. Have to drink every time you die, etc. I'm just making some tea now for a hold a little later so I might try it.

As someone with a fair amount of beer drinking experience, you would think it wouldn't bother me but it does sometimes. It kind of depends who I'm with as it may be different with friends I see regularly versus say a session with work colleagues but there are definitely times I can be self conscious about it. Especially if someone comments on the frequency. Then it really does bother me and I try and hold it which of course is not easy!

Mostly A, very occasionally B. Like you when I as a kid though it was mostly C. I guess now it's like my brain is trying to tell me I need to get up and go pee because that's what I'm trying to do in my dream but then I wake up wet.

I really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing. Would love to hear more!

Beer of course. But non-alcoholic for me is tea, energy drinks, sodas, etc. I drink a lot of water throughout the day but kick a few of those other things in the mix and suddenly my bladder is full very quickly! I also feel like these don't just make me need to pee more and more quickly but make me desperate much easier too.

I'm sure it was mortifying but on the other hand it sounds like the best possible outcome. Good job you were wearing swim trunks! Having been caught short a few times o the subway I try to be super conservative in terms of using the bathroom when I've been out drinking.

Dude, sounds awesome! I've not tried these myself but I've been looking for something new to try while stuck at home so perhaps I'll give these a go. I also know exactly what you mean about the stress relief and these are stressful times...

I know why you're worried about it and so forth. I felt exactly the same way purchasing diapers the first few times and it was absolutely nerve-wracking. But honestly I think mostly the cashiers don't care. You're just there to perform a transaction and unless you treat them very well or very rudely you're not going to be remembered. Everyone just wants to get to the end of their shift and go home. Act with confidence, not furtively, because you're not doing anything wrong! You may not feel confident but fake it to you make it. As long as you're not acting "weird" and treat the staff with resp