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Fictional Pee Stories

Read or create sexy pee fantasies, including roleplay.


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    • I can relate to the writing and deleting entirely. But the question - is porn bad, does it influence our way of thinking in a harmful way - or even worse does it lead to actual behaviours which are frankly criminal ?   Let's face it, visual porn is the output product of a creative media industry.  Its actors are exactly that - they are acting a part.  Often they are cast just like a Hollywood actor, only in this case for different physical attributes .  They are being directed in their role by someone off camera.  Their actions in the clip or image are manufactured, just like the latest dance phrase or people saying "I'll be backkkk" in an Austrian accent when they leave a room (it used to be a thing...).   And we do see those manufactured trends flowing into amateur porn for sure - does anyone find a girl repeatedly slapping her own arse attractive ?  Is it just me that doesn't ? That does answer the question is it harmful ?    Does it influence people to think in harmful ways, or to perform actions which are harmful to others (or themselves) ? In that sense, I think it has to be treated just the same way as any other creative media.   Does playing Call Of Duty make people go on gun rampages, or does watching Gone In Sixty Seconds make people steal cars?    (And I'm talking specifically about adults here).  in a hopefully tiny proportion of cases maybe so.   I'm guessing there are those whose attitudes are shaped in an unhealthy way by what they see in porn.   And we encounter those people here too - the ones who approach our multi faceted community and refer to ladies in derogatory and sexist terms, make demands for them to share images or feel it's in some way acceptable to send explicit messages out-of-the-blue. On the whole though, most people do treat porn just the same way as any other creative media where they are able to see that actors are playing a role.  A fantasy and a diversion from real life. (Of course I've generalised in saying 'most' people, there are always those in any context who lack the life experience, mental capacity, judgement or whatever to let them understand the boundaries between fiction and reality - for them porn, fictional violence and crime etc may lead to harmful attitudes.   But do we completely ban something because of that minority?)
    • Haha. I couldn’t resist. She’s so hot and I was in their bathroom and there was a pair of her worn knickers
    • Its not something I would do!😅
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