rlea64 said:
I experience the same issue. Sometimes I feel a leak as soon as I'm walking out of the bathroom and sometimes it can occur minutes later. I've started wearing pull-ups every day now and they are working well for me.
Hi @rlea64;
Welcome to the NAFC. Little triggered by your name not going to lie - what does the 64 stand for in your username? I'm guessing year of birth maybe.
Anyway for me; as a youngin it reminds me of Nintendo 64 and a traumatic memory unfortunately.
I've shared this memory many times on here - but it's one I will never forget. I used to play Nintendo 64 alot back in the day. Mario Kart 64 was one of my favorites and few games I owned. I miss the balloon kart racing on the 4 towers (different colors) map; where you would hit your opponent and a balloon would fly away.
Anyway, this memory involved Diaper Punishment so I will cut to the chase. I remember going inside my dad's house - getting yelled and screamed by my step mom and dad to the basement which was right off the kitchen. I remember going downstairs and off to the left was the washer and dryer and a my laundry and soiled underwear. I remember my dad screaming at the top of his lungs saying if I couldn't keep my underwear dry and clean he was going to take me to the local grocery store, buy me a pack of diapers and make me walk around the block in them.
Only them.
Im sorry if this is too much information but this is one of the reasons why I am a member of the NAFC and why I've had such difficulty accepting bladder issues.
But one of the good things that came out of my abuse - was the Good Lord Jesus Christ. Ive found through faith, and missionaries - I have become connected with God Himself and am able to keep a strong relationship with Him to overcome my PTSD and be able to express my trauma and abuse without fear of retribution.
So thank you for coming to the NAFC. Please don't hesitate to explain your condition, feelings, and provide us with an introductory post so we can all get to know you better. Happiness can be found even in the darkest of places, if you only know how to turn on the Light.
Amen.
Blessings In Christ,
Honeeecombs