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Incontinence
I have been wearing nappies by choice for the last 4 months. I am looking for a safe way to experience urinary incontinence. I have tried catheters but it is not healthy to have an open catheter in my nappy.
How can I temporally disable my external urinary sphincter? |
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I have to say, I have heard it all.
Yes it would be unhealthy to have an open catheter in your diaper; the catheter would not drain properly and would back up with contaminated urine causing a host of problems for your urinary tract. But then on the other hand, do that and you will experience urinary incontinence. So, me too, why? |
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