▲ 34 r/ABDL
I’ve been nervous about posting this because I really don’t want anyone to assume it’s just a kink thing.
I’m a 18-year-old woman who’s been living with incontinence for years. It’s not something I usually talk about except with my doctor and a couple of very close friends. At first it was all about the practical side ... pads, medication, trying to stay on top of it physically. Over time though, I started noticing the mental and emotional side of it feels… different. It’s not only the embarrassment or annoyance when accidents happen
u/Teasysusanne_ — 8 hours ago