Quickie Porn Review: Student Wets Panties Under Desk

 

Lots of toe-tapping going on...



The dam breaks.



Absolutely flooding herself under the desk.

And a nice post-pee wank.  

Here's the setup:  Girl in a skirt, white panties & clog-type heels is sitting at a (classroom) desk, apparently unable to get up to use the restroom.  The video title alludes to having to write "Do Not Talk In Class" 100 times, which is actually a decent setup as there are no shortage of sadistic teachers out there who deny people bathroom breaks for reasons like this.  As the video progresses, her leg bounces and moans get more pronounced until eventually she's got her legs open rubbing herself through her panties--which usually has the effect of hastening wettings if anything.  But here it looks as if she's using it to prolong the inevitable. 

This doesn't work for long though:  eventually she moans and announces "I can't hold it," lifts her skirt out of the way as if she was using the toilet and begins letting go slowly on the silver chair through her panties.  We see the first wet spot as she reveals more of her intimates, continuing to masturbate through her undies as she leaks.  Eventually she scoots forward to the edge of the chair as if to say "I give up.  I'm flooding the floor now".  Her waterfall soon becomes visible in multiple spots as it rushes over the chair's edge.  She treats the chair exactly like a toilet, her pussy pressed directly on the cold steel with only her white cotton panties as a buffer as she soaks herself & makes a puddle on the floor.  Then she leans back & rubs her pussy to a wet moaning conclusion in her seat.    

Can you imagine a naughty (18+) student in detention being denied a hall pass & forced to use her panties like this?  What if it felt so good she needed to cum afterward but there were other students and a professor in the room?  The fact that so many female wetters have to masturbate immediately following their "accidents" tells me this pastime is enjoyed sexually by many ladies.  And the insane number of amateur wetting vids on VK reaffirms this.  This vid is a genuine example of a woman getting off on pissing her panties, and it had that effect on me too.  Great set-up, desperation & genuine horniness.

Surgery to Become Incontinent (Yes, This Is A Thing)

 I like to think of myself as a pretty open-minded person, as I'm sure most people do.  For instance the AB/DL thing is not for me and I'm rather repulsed by "messing," (aka pooping yourself for pleasure), but I don't go out of my way to call out or put down members of the Omorashi community who engage in these aspects of it.  Likewise, I'm not a fan of trying to push adult kinks like this into highly public spaces like Gay Pride events as I think it does both the LGBT AND kink communities a massive disservice by making us look perverted in a predatory way to "normies" (aka the vanilla hetero conservatives that make up approximately 50% of every Western society).  

STILL, I try not to make a "thing" of it because my motto is, if you don't approve of a given act or lifestyle, don't engage in or support it.  That's where your rights end.  For gun ownership, abortion, drug use, porn, sex, kink and anything else.  Except maybe this next thing.  Because when medical professionals who get rich performing these unnecessary & dangerous procedures break their ethical oath to disable & mutilate patients, many of whom haven't even taken rudimentary measures to make sure they'll be up for living like this the rest of their lives, something needs to be said. 



Shortcut to Incontinence?

Let's just get right to it:  I recently learned of an irreversible surgical procedure that causes incontinence that some diaper wearing kinksters are undergoing.  I'm not going to name it here for fear of driving more people to it, but if you want to learn about it badly enough you can.  Most are going to Mexican clinics to have it done which adds to the risk, as Mexico has a long history of killing and maiming medical tourists who go there for cheap cosmetic and lifesaving surgeries for reasons you can learn about here. 

Even if performed in the most sterile, professional clinic in the developed world, this surgery would be unethical by its very nature, as it renders healthy patients forever dependent on diapers & unable to control their bladders.  The situation has been compared to doctors who amputate healthy limbs in patients with "BIID," a highly controversial mental illness that overlaps with a known paraphilia in a big way.  (Note:  the actual paraphilia--apotemnophilia--conveniently links to an article on Body Integrity Disorder on the ever-so-PC Wikipedia).  So it may not be long until you start seeing ABDL (or just the "DL" portion) start claiming to have some 'disorder' that requires surgery to make them into who they were "truly meant to be," demanding insurance cover the surgery & all it's attendant costs as well as a lifetime of diapers. 

Don't buy it. 

Diaper-wearing in people who are not incontinent is primarily for sexual pleasure, point blank.  There's a sensory element, a taboo factor and yes, a convenience factor.  But anyone who says they do it for reasons other than "it feels good" is lying to you. 

Patient has given zero thought to after-effects; plans to lie to urologist.

I was relieved to see that even most diapered-by-choice people tried to dissuade one headstrong dude online from going to Mexico to get the surgery, though it didn't work in the end.  He went, had the procedure, recovered okayish before pissing out a bloodclot & experiencing a blockage (i.e. a stricture, the worst complication that can happen with this surgery besides death) that didn't allow him to pee at all without a catheter into March (surgery was done Feb 10th). 

He then developed a nasty infection, saw a stateside urologist who was VERY curious about what kind of procedure he had (calling the whole thing "weird"); got depressed about his lack of incontinence & planned to have a revision surgery with the same Mexican doctor to make him more incontinent before finally "healing" enough to become the diaper-dependent wetter of his dreams.

Countdown to irreversible incontinence.  Can't make this shit up.

So what's the big problem?  All's well that ends well, right?  Wrong.

You see, surviving such a foolhardy stunt and experiencing the desired results is not enough for people like this.  Because too much is never enough with paraphilias.  Once a person starts cutting up their body in the name of sexual pleasure, there's a sort of arrogance that sets in--a tempting of fate.  Or maybe the arrogance was already there driving the self-mutilation all along.  Either way, it doesn't lead anywhere good.  I'll just let you see for yourself what I mean:

I have no words.

Bowel incontinence might be "more impactful"?  Wtf does that even MEAN?!  Of course it'd be impactful you tool.  As would getting hit by an asteroid on your way to your kid's little league game.  Clearly this surgeon & everyone who works for him needs to be stripped of their licenses & maybe face criminal charges.  They're knowingly performing dangerous & irreversible disabling operations on physically healthy but EXTREMELY mentally ill patients with an addiction to body modification/self-harm.  And they don't just operate in the alleyways of Mexico:  a couple operate in the U.S. as well as Canada, Thailand & other countries.



No Free Lunches

If you want to become incontinent/diaper-dependent, do the work required to get there on your own or forget about it.  There are no shortcuts when it comes to health & bodily functioning.  Unless you want to become a professional medical patient for the rest of your life, inserting and removing catheters & dealing with blood clots, strictures & an endless stream of nameless/faceless doctors examining your junk & giving you the 3rd degree, this is not the route to go.  It can cause painful complications that could destroy your fertility, sexual performance and even kill you.  Consider what that would do to the people who love and care about you.  The world does not revolve around you and your sexual fetish.  Believe it or not, there are more important things than that.

The personality types who go through with things this risky always have the mindset of "it won't happen to me" or only envisioning best-case scenarios, but that's not how life works.  If you're not prepared for the absolute worst-case outcome, you're not mature enough to handle the risk.  That means Advance Directives, a living will & all the rest.  Because if and when that outcome happens, you'll be crying to the world about your regrets, wishing you'd never done it, blaming this or that doctor/nurse while eating up medical resources trying to repair the problems that you brought on yourself, etc.  BUT IT'S TOO LATE NOW.  That's what "irreversible" means.  It's incredibly frustrating trying to talk to people like this because they think they know it all, then it's the people closest to them that have to bear the fallout when things go to shit (literally, in this case).  It sounds like he hasn't even considered how much this will narrow his dating pool.

I didn't read beyond this point because frankly I couldn't stomach it.  I know what the eventual outcome will be anyway:  The patient will keep pushing his luck until he either dies from surgical complications or experiences such negative social and health consequences he becomes disillusioned with what he's done, developing an addiction to drugs/alcohol to cope and becoming despondent.  Whatever woman is unlucky enough to be closest to him in his life (probably his mom or bestie since it sounds like he's gay) will helplessly try to cheer him up while catching the brunt of his rage until he finally pushes them away & has no one, becoming totally isolated.  But at least he's constantly covered in shit and piss now!  #livingthedream  😒

ALL medical interventions, from surgeries to vaccines to medications & medical devices carry varying amounts of risk, but so do the conditions they're meant to prevent or treat.  What determines whether they're worth it is whether the benefit outweighs the risk.  In the case of medically unnecessary surgery whose sole intent is to disable the patient in the service of a sexual kink, it should be clear to anyone with 2 brain cells that it's NEVER worth it.  I'm firmly in the "this should be illegal" camp with this disturbing procedure, which is pretty damn rare for me.  





What are your thoughts on this unethical surgery?  Did you know about it before reading this article?  Know anyone who's gone through with it?  Sound off in the comments!

Sports Wettings Vol. 2

Finally, the long-awaited follow up to Volume 1, now featuring athletes from around the world proudly and openly wetting themselves without shame!  

Well, maybe minus a couple of them.  Like this first talented Olympian.  This photo went viral in 2020 & had to have been a bummer as it overshadowed anything else she did that year at the Olympics, at least in the mind of the general public.  The athlete is gymnast Emilie Le Pennec of France doing a move none of us could ever hope to pull off.  So what if she sprang a little leak through her leotard?





Emilie Le Pennec of France turns herself into a fountain during her gymnastics routine, 2020



These next two articles by women--both runners--are titled "All the Cool Kids Pee Their Pants" and "Only the Coolest Kids Pee Their Pants," respectively, and they feature female athletes owning up to this very common issue with great humor & even a sense of pride.  See for yourself:

""All the cool kids pee their pants"

"Only the Coolest Kids Pee Their Pants"

Words can't express how great it feels to see women flooding their Filas & soaking their Sportech in public instead of hiding from it in shame.  Attitudes are definitely softening to all things pee.  There was a time not long ago when such a condition would've caused many women to give up sports entirely, but not anymore.  And what a shame that would be considering their male counterparts are pulling stunts like this:

Soccer referee Denis da Silva Ribeiro Serafim took a leak in his pants without taking his shorts down as he was being filmed on TV ahead of kick-off before the game even got started.  Right in centre field!   🤯

Dirty secret:  Rugby players piss their pants to avoid being tackled!

Yup, while women are just now making an uneasy peace with their accidental sports wettings & getting dragged all over the internet for it in many cases, male athletes are deliberately pissing themselves all over the track & field with no shame!  As it should be, but wow!

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Powerlifter soaks the floor while deadlifting


In this article we have a powerlifter making a case for normalizing wetting in the gym in an article titled "Can We Just Let Pee Pee Be?" She goes so far as to suggest that incontinent lifters need not even wear protection if they choose not to, and that it's nobody's business as urine doesn't hurt anyone and this is such a common problem.  Not sure I can agree there--we're all responsible for cleaning up our own mess & the gym would quickly become a stinking urinal if everyone just peed where they stood with no protection--but I absolutely agree that there's nothing "gross" or abnormal about the condition itself. 







Next we have a distance runner from Edinburgh who has become the de-facto spokeswoman for breaking records while breaking down the stigma around incontinence.  She was "forced to wet herself" to break her own record and has experienced incontinence for 10 years according to the article that opens with the quote "I had to wet myself.  I'm not ashamed of it."  THANK YOU for your honesty & bold courageousness, ma'am!  





And here's a thread (with pic) of a guy wetting his jeans because the Colts won their game, which seems to be a bit of a growing trend.  Let's hope it keeps growing like that dark patch on his jeans!






More pee-soaked athletes:

"I peed my pants on rebounder.  So what?" reads the caption with this TikTok vid

And this male runner tells the tale of wetting himself in the rain to beat his best time, proving it's not a gender thang but a runner thang.  




...aaaand the inevitable VICE article on the subject, which actually isn't too bad considering it's VICE.  Excerpt:

“The first time I ever realized I was having bladder issues was during a race,” says Audrey Michaelson, a senior division I cross country and track athlete at Loyola University in Chicago. “It was actually one of the best track races of my life. I was racing 800 meters, and, through the first lap, I was feeling strong. I started to kick with 200 meters left. I was flexing all my muscles while sprinting down the final stretch on the track, and I couldn’t feel anything. Every time I took a step, I felt like my bladder was releasing and I couldn’t hold it in.”

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That about concludes this edition of Sports Wettings.  Have you ever had an accident while working out really hard?  Or maybe you used the opportunity as a cover for some covert Omo fun?  Wonder how many athletes now look forward to a good pants soaking after their game or workout since having a few genuine accidents in the past?  It's certainly becoming more talked about & thus less stigmatized, which is great for all of us!  This is how we normalize things that are already "normal"--by talking openly about them.

Exercise, team sports and especially Olympic sports are gritty and grimey.  If you wouldn't be ashamed of perspiration while exercising, you shouldn't be ashamed of a little pee.  By all means clean up after yourself indoors but don't for a second let anyone make you feel less-than for your natural bodily functions.  As I've repeated until I'm blue in the face, urine is not a disease vector any more than tears, sweat or saliva, all of which are ubiquitous in places like gyms & locker rooms, so anyone who flips out about a little wee while ignoring the other germ-laced bodily fluids is being biased & showing their ignorance.

Let's Talk Incontinence

We need to talk about the fact that incontinence is more common than continence for women over a certain age.  That roughly 50% of adult American women have some degree of urinary incontinence ranging from "mild or temporary leakage" to complete wetting that's a permanent/recurring problem.  And those numbers go up once you hit 65:  At that age, a whopping SEVENTY-FIVE percent of women experience urinary incontinence.  (And around 2-15% of men ages 15-64 struggle with incontinence while up to 15% of men over 60 not in an assisted living facility are affected).  The UK's numbers aren't much better--research shows that 9% of UK women have wetting accidents daily and 34% have them at least weekly, which is more than the average potty training toddler.  There are 6 distinct types of incontinence:  stress, urge (aka "overactive bladder"), mixed, overflow, functional & reflex. 

Incontinent women outnumber fully continent women in the U.S.

I could sit here and list the numerous causes & treatments of incontinence all day, but there are plenty of websites that do that already.  If you're experiencing incontinence & it's negatively affecting your quality of life, don't hesitate to bring it up to your doctor.  You might be referred to a pelvic floor therapist who can help with exercises to strengthen or otherwise tone your pelvic floor and surrounding muscles (do not just do "kegels" without an evaluation first as this can occasionally worsen the problem!).  Likewise, medications & lifestyle changes may help bring the problem under control.

What I'd like to talk about is the stigma and negative social attitude toward incontinence & wetting--the way these female hygiene product companies make us feel dirty & smelly all our lives, then proclaim "Peeing in your pants IS NOT OK" which only serves to further stigmatize & shame those who suffer from this issue.  Which is most of us.  Would it be acceptable to say "Being a depressed sack of crap when your testosterone levels plummet after middle age is NOT NORMAL" or "Relying on a little blue pill to get it up is NOT OK?"  In fact, is there any other time in the health or mental health world where it's acceptable to use that kind of language?  

Calm down, miss.  Everybody pees. 

No, there is not.  And for good reason.  I get what they're trying to convey--that it's not "normal" in a medical sense; that it's not inevitable & can be treated--but that word ("normal") carries a double-meaning, and when you're talking about something that's already humiliating & comes with major social stigma, the harm done by using it is greater than the harm prevented.  If the goal is to prompt open dialogue & get people to seek help for something, telling them it's NOT NORMAL in all-caps is going to have the opposite effect.  So it'd be great if medical centers, adult diaper companies, pelvic floor therapists & everyone else would S T O P  S A Y I N G  T H A T. 

You are not alone.  💛

Secondly, I understand the difference between "common" and "unavoidable in an otherwise healthy person" but, IS there really a difference in this case?  That is to say, how many cases of incontinence are entirely preventable or curable when such a huge majority of women experience this problem?  Some estimates say 200 million people worldwide and 1 in FOUR women over age 18 experience incontinence occasionally, so forgive me for not believing it's all that preventable or curable for the average woman.  That's not to say certain measures can't reduce the incidence or severity of accidents but I'm loathe to believe you can completely prevent or cure the condition, especially in that many women.  Pelvic floor therapists are good but they're not miracle workers.  And if you can't entirely prevent or cure incontinence, that means it IS normal & telling sufferers otherwise is downright unethical and cruel.  

Lots of things are not desirable yet "normal" in old age:  presbyopia (farsightedness - 83-88% of people 45+), osteoarthritis (53.9% of people aged 75+), high blood pressure (80% aged 60+) & hearing loss (60% of people aged 71-80 years).  Could it be that urinary incontinence in women is just 'one of these things' and not something to feel shame & self-hatred about at all?  In other words, that is to say that urinary incontinence is perfectly NORMAL and OK.  There are things you can do to help treat it & lessen the impact of accidents on your life, but there is no reason to believe what you're experiencing is abnormal, gross, bad, weird or shameful.  It's not.  Urinary incontinence in women is more common than not.   Read. That. Again.
 


Toxic Solutions to Non-Issues: Misogynistic Marketing in Action

Throughout history, women have been made to feel like our bodily functions were dirty & disgusting by marketers & big corporations.   From advertising Lysol and Lysterine as a douche to "super absorbent" tampons that caused Toxic Shock Syndrome, the message is clear:  "if you don't buy the toxic crap we're selling, you'll never be the belle of the ball, your husband will reject you for someone younger & prettier (and better smelling) & you'll die an old, lonely spinster with only your cats to keep you company."

(Wow how awful.  Not).  

If 75% of U.S. women are incontinent, now is that not "the norm"?

Thus is the way of the corporate marketing machine:  make people feel inadequate & insecure so they'll buy stuff they don't need with money they don't have to impress people they don't even like.  A lot of our collective social phobias trickle down (pun intended) from these insidious marketing giants & I'd include our fear of public wetting in that.  The way people overreact to a little pee--something we ALL do every day, old & young, rich & poor, male, female, gay, straight & everything in between--is so out of proportion it doesn't even make sense.  The immature pointing & laughing when someone wets themselves, the melodramatic disgust reactions... You'd think someone just burned an American flag at a Springsteen concert by the way people behave.

I'll repeat myself for those in the cheap seats:  Urine is not a disease vector like feces or blood, and it comes from the same place as those "other" things (vaginal fluid, semen) you consider sacred/sexually arousing except, unlike those things IT'S NOT A DISEASE VECTOR.  Urine doesn't transmit HIV, Hepatitis, other STDs, fecal-oral diseases like norovirus/shigella/campylobacter or C. Diff.  The only real downside is the smell, and even that can be greatly decreased by staying hydrated.  So if you're severely icked out by pee it's an entirely conditioned response not grounded in evolution or medical reality.  Which is fine--we don't choose what grosses us out, but people don't choose incontinence either so a little kindness goes a long way.



Fighting the Stigma (Yes, You!)

So what can you, the everyday Joe/Jo do to fight the stigma associated with urinary accidents and incontinence?  Start by listening to those living with incontinence in a way that's neither judgmental nor sexually objectifying.  They're the experts on their reality.  Learn more online at sites like the National Association for Continence  and the International Continence Society, & consider donating to charities like the Simon Foundation for Continence. 

If you encounter someone "in the wild" caught in a desperate situation or who has wet themselves, don't stare or draw attention to it.  Behave as if it's not even happening.  Don't ignore THEM (unless they're giving clear signs that they want privacy like covering their face or crying) but ignore the accident.  Maintain a friendly but detached demeanor, offering help in the form of dry towels, directions to the nearest restroom or other kindnesses only if they ask.  Otherwise do not bring it up & continue on your way.  A good rule of thumb is:  No attention is good attention!

That's how you truly 'normalize' something--by behaving as if it's ALREADY normal.  Because in this case, it is.  We just aren't talking about it.

We've got to do better about treating people with dignity in this world.  Something that happens to so many people every day--a majority of women--cannot by definition be "abnormal" & thus shouldn't be shame-inducing  As the interviewee in this enlightening article puts it:  

" Incontinence is often poorly treated. And because of the taboo, people don’t always donate to the charities that treat it, or fund research which impacts innovation, and some have argued this means incontinence doesn’t get enough attention as a public policy issue. And this is a feminist problem because incontinence affects women the most."

That interviewee is Luce Brett, author of "PMSL: Or How I Literally Pissed Myself Laughing & Survived the Last Taboo to Tell the Tale"

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Are you a woman or man living with incontinence?  Which "type" (stress, urge, etc) do you have, and how would you prefer people react if you were to have a very public accident?  What do you wish the general public knew about this extremely common condition?  

Ethical Omo: Disclosure, Addiction, & Other Issues

 One of the most common questions associated with this fetish is, "Is there anything wrong with me/this?" to which I unequivocally answer no, UNLESS it's interfering with other parts of your life (or you're involving people against their will).  Because then it's crossing over into addiction/obsession territory. This can happen with any substance, activity or behavior a person enjoys intensely & is in no way unique to this fetish but can be life-wrecking all the same. 

Many, if not most, Omo enthusiasts are just that--enthusiasts.  People who view it as a mild fixation, hobby or special sexual interest that waxes & wanes over time.  While we get incredibly turned on by the fantasy, solo pee play & Omo porn, we're perfectly capable of having a fiulfilling sex life without it.  But there are also people for whom pants wetting is more akin to a sexual orientation--a requirement in a sexual relationship in order for them to be satisfied.  I have to wonder how much of that is due to desensitization, porn addiction & spending excessive amounts of time in the online Pee World vs. "just how they're wired," but we'll get to that in a minute.

Piss Art

These hardcore Omo practitioners actually talk about ending otherwise perfect relationships because their partner is not into it.   And look, I get that sexual compatibility is vital for a healthy relationship, but if you're throwing away otherwise great relationships because the person isn't into this very specific fetish, it might be crossing over into "destructive" territory.  Let's be 100% real for a minute:  If doing it solo, watching porn, reading naughty stories & chatting with other enthusiasts online isn't enough, would an omo-positive partner really be enough to keep you satisfied permanently?  Or would you eventually tire of that too, requiring increasingly extreme acts for the same 'high' until your partner said 'fuck this, I'm out'?  How did people like this survive before the advent of the internet when like-minded people couldn't easily connect & share media... when you were essentially isolated on your own Pee Island?  I have a feeling there weren't as many of these people because there weren't as many who were exposed to/addicted to pee-specific porn.  And those who did exist were nowhere near as hardcore about it.

I suspect that age of onset is a big clue as to who will develop "problematic Omo" as it were.  For me it started VERY young--before daycare or preschool age when I was barely out of diapers--so I know porn didn't play a role.  It's 70% sensory, 20% taboo & 10% comfort/convenience for me, and I'm sure early experiences played a big role though I can't remember anything specific that far back.   If you were introduced to this fetish through porn or other online means at an older age (around puberty or after), I feel like you're probably more prone to fall into the 'problematic' category.  That's JUST MY HYPOTHESIS & there will be exceptions in any case. 

Furthermore, getting involved with or even married to someone before telling them you have this fetish/requirement is simply not fair to them--it's no better than the closeted gays/"ex-gays" who marry the opposite sex, have kids and then bolt when they inevitably can't take it anymore.  It's perfectly acceptable to wish you were part of the sexual majority & to experiment & figure out what's right for you.  It's not okay to use other people to try and "fix" yourself or change into an entirely different person, treating others as props in some narcissistic play.  If Omo is just a hobby/occasional pleasure for you, there's no moral imperative to disclose it to your partner, but if you'll be asking or requiring them to get involved down the line, that changes.  You may say "I can't predict the future," but you do know whether their participation in this fetish (or not) is a deal-breaker for you so being honest with yourself is the 1st step.

Solutions

More ancient pissing art

If you've accepted Omorashi as a key part of your life and require your partner be into pee play/wetting, you'll need to seek out a partner on Omorashi-specific websites or other fetish-friendly communities.  Keep in mind that this will narrow your potential partner pool drastically.  If you're okay with that & feel it's a fair trade-off for an Omo-friendly partner, go for it. 

Simply dating anyone and hoping they're into it or that you can "turn them on" to it after falling in love is not realistic or fair to them, as their feelings matter too.  Some studies show that only 1.4% of males and 0% of females (sample size: 400) list pee play of any kind as their "favorite sexual fantasy".  Specific numbers for pants wetting are not known, but in any case it's bound to be low.  Therefore it's on fetishists to seek out appropriate partners & disclose early to avoid problems later.  If you're not even comfortable disclosing the depths of your fetish, how can you honestly expect another person who's NOT into it to put themselves out there and try it?

If you find your preoccupation with the Omorashi lifestyle (porn, discussion forums, engaging in it, etc) intrusive & want to stop, you can do that too.  Cutting back gradually is advisable over "cold turkey" for most people & there are established steps for beating porn addiction that can be applied to this specific fetish too.  Just take your time & don't rush through the steps--this is a marathon, not a sprint.  Understand that relapse is a normal part of recovery and don't use slip-ups as an excuse to go backward.  



Conclusion

While I'm a lifelong hardcore Omo lover, I'm also glad it's not a requirement in my dating/love life.  For me it's a solo pleasure, a genre of porn I enjoy (lesbian porn is severely lacking) & a source of endless hot fantasies that I sometimes share with others.  And that is enough for me.  I don't envy those who require their partners be into it too.  It's already hard enough finding a compatible, honest person to be with.  If my real partner was actually into it I'd probably have a heart attack from overstimulation.  It would be like hitting the lottery twice... icing on an already iced cake... like God shining Her Heavenly light down just on me.  And how could ya require something like that?

Shame thrives where secrets live.  Sunlight and acceptance are the best disinfectants, so work toward fully accepting your fetish for what it is so you can be upfront with potential partners about it should the need arise.  

Day in the Life of a Casual Wetter

The whole concept of casual wetting is wetting yourself for convenience without a second thought.  No big sexual show or interruption to your day:  just pee and keep going.  The ultimate freedom, in a sense.  While it's not very practical for most of us who live with others or care how our house/furniture smell, it is something that is done.  There's a whole subreddit for it at /r/nonchalantwetting.

This is how I imagine it would be if you could pee anywhere the urge struck.  No worries about ruining clothes, carpets or furniture--just free peeing as you go about your daily tasks.  😍

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Exercise is important for a healthy heart & toned muscles.  Of course you kill 2 birds with one stone and relieve yourself as you warm up & in the middle of your yoga routine.  

 

No need to interrupt study time with a bathroom break.  Just go where you sit!

Spurting in capri pants sure takes the pressure off...

Wetting is such a normal part of your day that your friends sometimes join in.  How could they resist?

You often return from outings with soaked pants.  Sure beats painfully desperate bladders & dirty public bathrooms!

Need to make a pitstop on the way to the kitchen?  This looks like a good spot.

....And you still had some left when you got there!

Dressed up for a more formal occasion? Don't let that stop you--a girl's gotta go when a girl's gotta go.  Nobody can tell you've soaked your black panty hose & skirt, right?  (If they can, fuck 'em.  They shouldn't be looking that closely at your ass/crotch anyway).  

Grocery shopping sure is more fun with wet pants.

Nothing feels better after a long day than collapsing in your favorite chair & letting nature take its course!



Ahhh, SO much better!  



Need to piss while partying?  Fuck it:  toilet pants.

Favorite show on the tele?  Don't interrupt your meal & miss the important bits--just go in your pants!  

Kicking ass on the Nintendo Wii (Wee)?  Have a victory pee right where you stand to mark your territory & let your opponent know who's boss.  

Finally, when it's time to turn in, don't interrupt your sleep by getting up to use the bathroom all night. Just wet yourself & roll over.  Ahh, so warm & cozy! 

Amateur Omorashi Legends: Wetlinda

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