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What are your favorite words and phrases related to ABDL and wetting/messing accidents? What do you like to say and what do you like to hear others say?

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DC

Love messing encouragement!

Phantasm2814

Tinkles, Pushies, potty-pants, diapies, messy, boom-booms, and love encouragement for these things. “Did you have an accident?”, “Good Babies need to use their diapies”,

Jay

As a diaper fetishist I find words that reference using diapers to their max capacity to be a turn on. Such as flooding/flooded or soaking/soaked to describe a wet diaper. I also find “wetting” or “I wet my diaper” to be hot buzz words. For wet or messy diapers the phrase “hot and heavy” really does it for me and is often how I describe what I have done in my diapers when talking to someone who has the same interests or when I share my personal diaper content online. I always make my diapers as hot and heavy as humanly possible every time I wear partly for this reason. For messy diapers I love it when it is still being referred to as “pooping my/your pants”, even though it technically is in a diaper and not my pants it still drives me crazy. Turn on number one is when someone knows that I have a diaper on but still encourages me to “poop my pants.” Or asks me if I pooped my pants. Bonus points if they are disappointed if I haven’t or if they are excited that I have.

Newbie

Potty Dance is my Favourite

Leakmaker

describing your wet panties as potty panties, or being made to use the potty panties in lieu of the real one. Also "theyre already wet" or may as well finish, "tide marks" in clothes, and of course anything with a leaky diaper, or clothes that have been wet that are continued to be worn, "Nothing else to change into"

Ard

I prefer 'nappy' to 'diaper', because that is what I grew up with....I like 'poo' over 'mess'.....and I would loooooove someone to call me a 'good boy' in any of these kind of contexts 😍 ... also other encouraging phrases like 'there you go', 'that's it', 'i've got you', etc... good question! it's amazing the power of hearing certain phrases in a particular context

Amy and Bella Wets

Thank you for sharing this! We try to make all of our audios with the kind of words our listeners are actually using. We all grew up with different phrases so it's interesting to learn how we all talk about it :)