The document is an autobiographical account by Forrest/Florence Grant, detailing their life as a lifelong bedwetter and their journey of self-discovery, gender identity, and embracing their inner child. It explores themes of acceptance, relationships, and personal growth.

Key points:

1. Lifelong Bedwetting: The author shares their experience of being a bedwetter for 55 years, discussing how they managed it and how it shaped their identity.
2. Gender Identity: The author identifies as Florence, a female baby, despite being biologically male. They explore their journey of understanding and embracing their gender identity, including wearing feminine clothing and adopting the name Florence.
3. Relationships: The author discusses their relationships, particularly with their wife Hailey, who eventually accepts and supports their identity as Florence. Hailey transitions into a maternal role, caring for Florence as her “baby.”
4. Acceptance and Challenges: The author reflects on societal norms, their struggles with self-acceptance, and the challenges of living as an adult baby. They also share their experiences of writing books about bedwetting and adult baby themes.
5. Lifestyle: Florence lives as a “Sissy Baby,” wearing baby clothes, using baby items like bottles and pacifiers, and sleeping in a crib. They have stopped using the toilet entirely, relying on diapers and enjoying the experience of bedwetting.
6. Support System: The author highlights the understanding and support from their wife, mother, and daughters, who accept their unique identity and lifestyle.

The narrative is deeply personal, focusing on self-expression, overcoming societal judgment, and finding happiness in embracing one’s true self.