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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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asking for advice, kink, piss soooo

fedi, I know this is usually the kind of stuff people come to ask me about, but today is the day where I'm the one asking for advice

so, how could one go in order to play with piss at bed without getting it wet? would a waterproof sheet just do? maybe some absorbent pads too? some kind of plastic cover...?

also, would one just hope for nothing to spill over the sides, or assume that it'll happen and just plan for it somehow/deal with it after?
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Hanneke @h5e@tech.lgbt
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asking for advice, kink, piss @kitten @hazelnoot puppypads
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Hanneke @h5e@tech.lgbt
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asking for advice, kink, piss @kitten @hazelnoot til splashblanket.com (via queer collective, with code QUEERCOLLECTIVE for 15% off)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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asking for advice, kink, piss @h5e @hazelnoot okay I'll definitely look into this, thanks!
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Hanneke @h5e@tech.lgbt
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asking for advice, kink, piss @kitten @hazelnoot according to the add read they can hold a whole ass litre of fluids
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zoey "kinky TM" :3 @tufo@catgirl.cloud
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re: asking for advice, kink, piss @h5e @kitten @hazelnoot
i can definitely recommend those (at least their pride one)
have had one for a few months now, and even though its on the pricy side, i really like it.

had a normal incontinence protector to be put under the bedsheet and two whashable puppy pads for quite some time longer, and the biggest difference is how formable it is.
both the bed protector and the puppypads are quite thick in comparison.

also its very big, which is really nice as well (the bed pad is the my beds width but a bit shorter, and the puppy pads are just alltogether a different shape

one thing i do need to note, which has happened to me some times,
due to it being so thin and conforming to the body its quite easy to create a sealed zone, which can lead to liquid shooting out at quite a high rate of speed in various directions...

in comparison to the other forms of absorbant pads/protectors they also dont really suck away from one spot and disperse it into the whole blanket
(the puppy pad for example will very much suck up all liquid on it even if a specific spot is saturated by dispersing it to a part where its not wet yet, with the splashblanket this happens a LOT slower / not necessarely at all i think)

also they have an eu page at eusplashblanket.com and give 20% with the code SHOPWITHMSH
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