Wet your bed or Pee your bed?

[IFloat]

Some how “peeing” the bed seems so much more juvenile and naughty!

 

[Littlebabaprince]

“Wet the bed” for me is more babyish

 

[FactorianUnknown]

+1 for Wet the bed

 

[Dry247]

Definitely wet the bed... because I pee my diaper

 

[Lyric]

I'm a bedwetter, one reason why I wear diapers and rubber pants.

 

[BabyDenise]

Never really thought about it.

I guess Pee your bed would be the more childish for me as I use Wet the bed in normal conversations when I talk about it.

 

[iampadded]

Definitely “pee” the bed. That is how pre teens and teens describe it, particularly when getting teased.

 

[mistykitty]

Wet the bed in my thoughts can be adultish or babyish depending on how used. pee the bed is definitely more juvenille and little in my eyes.

 

[chamberpot]

always been wet the bed I am a bedwetter not a bedpeer

 

[gobphus]

Peeing is what I do IN the toilet. Wetting is what I do TO my bed, pants, or diaper.

 

[denimchicken]

In my head "wetting" the bed is an accident. If I "peed" the bed that sounds intentional.

 

[theancientmariner]

+1 for wet the bed.

Because 'I wet my diaper' sounds better then 'I peed my diaper'.
Just my opinion.
Interesting topic idea.

 

[OriginalWetone]

I think it depends on whether you do it on purpose or not. I quit wetting the bed when I was eight. However I've peed the bed many times since then.

 

[ShyGirl91]

Wet. Very babyish. For me, it's because it's linked to being asked, "Are you wet?"

 

[Wetshisbed]

I have always "wet my bed". My mother always said he had either "Peed my bed" or worse depending on her mood.

 

[Chimera]

Babies don't play semantics. Both carry their own linguistical weight

 

[diaperjared]

Definitely wet the bed. . Yes you do make pee pees, but, wet the bed is such a very common way it’s put. Pampers helps

 

[LittleAndAlone]

Pee seems more childish.

 

[INCONTGUY]

I wear rubber pants and diapers because I WET the bed

 

[Diaperman95]

tomato-tomato. I wake up wet every morning!!!!!