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Pros and Cons of a Soggy Diaper

Want to know some of the pros and cons of a soggy diaper? Check after the break!
 
Pros:
1. Only babies can properly soak a diaper to its max, and judging from the diaper you’re wearing right now, one can only assume that you are indeed a baby, and we all know that babies can’t control their tinkles!

2. Soggy diapers feel the best; there’s nothing better on this planet than the sensation of a warm, wet, and soft diaper pressing up against your princess parts.

3. Soggy diapers let other people know that you just can’t control when you make tinkles, and that’s totally okay! Soggy diapers make you feel complete and comforted.

4. The rush you get wondering if your soggy diaper can take just one more tinkling is exhilarating.

5. Just knowing that you were able to get more work done tinkling in a diaper rather than getting up and going to the big girl’s potty several times shows you that you made the right choice of diaper training yourself. Why would you use a disgusting and germ-ridden thingy when you can simply learn to use diapers again? That’s a no-brainer!

6. Masturbating into a soggy diaper is hands down the best thing ever. Another perk of wearing diapers is no matter what you do, all of your “special tinkles” will be absorbed by the diaper, allowing for simple and easy clean up!

7. While changing out of a soggy diaper might be depressing, never fear, for you’ll no doubt quickly fill up another one!


Cons:
1. Soggy diapers can leak. :(

2. Soggy diapers can smell.

Comments

  1. Brent Emery PieczynskiOctober 4, 2021 at 1:51 AM

    That perspective on driving diaper fullness having known Cons, is both honest and triggering to some.

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