Not watersports, certainly not ABDL or related. And no, not elderly women, but women in their 20's and 30's who have difficulty with bladder control, particularly those who wear liners or pads, but also any woman who accidentally wets herself from laughing, physical exertion, being drunk, and so forth.
How does one end up with such a fetish?
In short, I was obsessed with the secrets of women's undergarments as a kid, and I first stumbled upon various panty liners by checking bathroom cabinets when visiting friends. In my teens, I saw "panty shields" labeled for mild incontinence that belonged to a friend's not-so-old and still attractive mom. That was very exciting. Things built up with a couple of incidents, like my girlfriend wetting herself drunk in college as we made it back to our room. I pulled her soaked panties off, put her to sleep, then wanked with them after she passed out. Another tremendously attractive girl in my circle of friends in college peed from laughing too hard on more than one occasion, and once when startled, and I always thought of her.
The weirder things I've done:
- I've researched the matter way too thoroughly. I've read innumerable acounts from women who pee a little when working out (that's an issue for many 20s/30s women, high impact exercise or running requires them to wear a pad), women who never regained full bladder control after childbirth, etc. I kno wthem well, and could probably contribute to science at this point. I can spot the signs of a minor accident when a woman sneezes, from a mile away.
- I sometimes read the product reviews and feedback on sites for products like Poise. I've enjoyed reading the complaints on Poise boards from women who feel the product doesn't fit right, needs better oder protection, and so on. Fun link:
http://www.chickadvisor.com/item/poise-hourglass-pads/
- I keep an eye on the aisle for incontinence pads whenever i'm passing through a store, and if a see a younger woman in that aisle, it's an instant turn on. Though thats rare, because as I know from reading all the product boards and reviews, younger women with these issues almost always order disrectely online.
I also read this wonderful woman's twitter account regularly. She's employed by Poise, and tasked with helping women talk about LBL (their term for "light bladder leakage"). Particularly the 20s/30s women with incontinence, whom poise is currently targeting, for they see it as a huge base of potential sales that is simply too scared to purchase the products; research shows younger women frequently use period pads for mild incontinence, rather than buy specialty.
http://twitter.com/1in3likeme
Hope that's weird enough. It is real.