Freddie07601
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I was severely urinary incontinent until late in childhood, always a night wetter, and severely urinary incontinent again for the past 23 years. I'm 77 and wear diapers 24/7. I've been wearing Gary PUL plastic pants for years because they're comfortable and easy to care for. I've always recognized that PUL pants are NOT great for containing leaks.
For a long time I had very little concern about leaks. Lately, though, I've been wetting more heavily, especially at night, and I have had a wet t-shirt and a wet bed pad several mornings during the past few weeks. I HATE leaks and the feeling of loss of control that so often accompanies them. That's likely related to the high functioning autism I've been living with all my life and to the fact that my mom also hated diaper leaks and always did her best to keep my bed dry.
I have gone back to Leakmaster Deluxe plain vinyl pants, at least at night and I've been adding a pull-on cloth diaper under the plastic pants. Depending on how things progress, I may decide to wear plain vinyl instead of PUL pants all the time. They are less comfortable, but also less likely to leak as my wetting patterns change. Wearing vinyl pants again evokes strong memories of childhood, very pleasant memories for the most part.
I'm interested in the experiences of others, both incontinent and ABDL, who wear plastic pants. Do PUL pants protect you adequately or do you feel a need for vinyl pants?
For a long time I had very little concern about leaks. Lately, though, I've been wetting more heavily, especially at night, and I have had a wet t-shirt and a wet bed pad several mornings during the past few weeks. I HATE leaks and the feeling of loss of control that so often accompanies them. That's likely related to the high functioning autism I've been living with all my life and to the fact that my mom also hated diaper leaks and always did her best to keep my bed dry.
I have gone back to Leakmaster Deluxe plain vinyl pants, at least at night and I've been adding a pull-on cloth diaper under the plastic pants. Depending on how things progress, I may decide to wear plain vinyl instead of PUL pants all the time. They are less comfortable, but also less likely to leak as my wetting patterns change. Wearing vinyl pants again evokes strong memories of childhood, very pleasant memories for the most part.
I'm interested in the experiences of others, both incontinent and ABDL, who wear plastic pants. Do PUL pants protect you adequately or do you feel a need for vinyl pants?
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