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I was the first to pee! Everyone else used the toilet at the cafe about 30 minutes later and I had another wee before we left. (~10 second dribble) but two of the hour had a wee outside before the end of the ride. -
By naughty_rosie · Posted
I would love to. I've peed in the male urinal several times but never used a female one. -
Absolutely beautiful @Sophie. So natural and laid back yet so naughty regarding the situation. I am just wondering - were you the first to pee and break the ice or had some of the guys peed before you? Hopefully as they seemed fine with it all you might get further opportunities in future. -
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By gldenwetgoose · Posted
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