The Four Desperate Cheerleaders: A desperate wetting story

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If you’re experiencing incontinence, you’re not alone. Call the free National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66 to speak with an experienced team for information, advice and support. Damien was horrified at the way Sol begged to him; the frantic pleading in his eyes, the horrible fear on his face. Damien didn't care if Sol soaked his pants - he just wanted his boyfriend to be happy. But he knew, right now, that if Sol wet himself, it was going to be a long road to getting Sol to smile ever again. He wasn't sure why, but he knew his boyfriend, and he knew that Sol needed to get to a bathroom fast. Sol whirled around, and made an "oomph" noise as the tingles from the ground rushed to his full bladder; the quivering organ full and round with piss. He knew it pretty pathetic to feel full after one glass of coke, but the coke had been extra large, and Sol wasn't used to holding it. He always took precaution to go every hour, so his bladder muscles had weakened considerably over the years. To top it off, he'd never had the largest bladder to begin with. Nemesoak: A collection of stories based on female TV presenters, whom, because of the exigencies of their job, who discover they actually enjoy swimming in their clothes. From then onwards they miss no opportunity to get wet,

Sol had got into the habit of telling Damien everything. The only thing he hadn't mentioned was...well, the incident. Sol didn't think he could tell anyone that after the reaction he gotten from his father and classmates. What if Damien felt the same way? It was very possible. R: Scott and Ari (Arielle) are on their fifth date before Scott nervously introduces Ari to his wetlook fantasies… Oh, sorry,” she said. She relaxed her grip. “Is that better?” She gave it a little rub, and I just gulped, and nodded ‘yes!’ Clare said again, “Come on Tom! Don’t worry, I won’t tell mummy, but I might if you don’t let me have a look!”The reply was curt; almost hurt. But Sol couldn't care about whether Damien was hurt or not. All he could care about was his bladder; his full and bursting bladder. He leaned forward, biting his lip harshly as his other hand joined him in his lap, squeezing rhythmically. His abdomen sloshed and pulsed with desire; but Sol just strapped on his seat belt, squirming feverishly, and told it to calm down. Oh, irony! I can't imagine asking any of my friends at that age if they had to pee. I guess that seemed like such a personal question I wouldn't really consider it. Even when I was a kid I was certainly aware of friends needing to go (I'd the interest in myself as long as I can remember but at some point I realized I liked watching other peope being desperate, a desire that I guess matured as I did) so I wouldn't say anything on that level. But really, in my mind, that line of questioning was something safely left to the grown-up world and therefore be left alone as possibly being "bossy." I guess the need would be obvious but never mentioned by anyone except an adult. In this case though I guess it was interupting the play and therefore had to be dealt with!

Brian doesn't hang around and one week later he's enticing her, still wearing her blue dress, into his swimming pool. If or when I did have an accident, I was never punished for it. Mum would maybe lightly scold me at worst, but wouldn't make a big deal about it. Until the last accident at 12 anyway. She made a big deal of that and even told dad, and he told me off as well. Up until then, she would just help me to get changed and get on with it.

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totally soaked in the rain. By the time she gets home she's so cold she steps straignt into a warm shower. After initially feeling Everyone is different, but I think that if you are in a relationship with someone and you have an illness or injury, that isn’t going to change things. I was straightforward with my girlfriend and we moved on together. We are still intimate. We still sleep together. We just keep my nighttime attire exclusive of our love life. “ YOUR ATTITUDE CAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE!