beachmom

Yes, it was something my boys grew up thinking was normal. A handful of very close friends and family members have seen me as well. I suppose it's not near as acceptable in society for a woman to do so as is for men, so it's not something I'll do around anyone, although I really don't understand the stigma around a woman doing so.

While I'm very much a woman, I like many women have mastered the art of peeing while standing. Granted it's a bit more difficult than it is for an anatomical man, but it's quite possible. I too have received some rather shocked looks while doing so, but when I need go, I go and it's much easier standing. certainly if I had the benefit of a penis, I'd never take a squat, regardless of what anyone thinks.

I love your thinking!

I'm sure you weren't the first guy to do so.

I just absolutely love to be surprised by the site of a man pissing in public, it's so rare for a woman in America to see strangers cocks.

I think that having kids changes many young moms thoughts. I think as young women we're all a little grossed out by many things, but as we deal with babies and changing diapers and such we tend to be less grossed out. As moms we also realize that swimming diapers may trap a toddlers poop, but urine passes right through. We also realize it's a pain to gather the kids and head into the locker rooms, just because mom needs to pee, when the kids have to be reminded to visit the restrooms or they just use the pool. We also learn as I did from my boys that it's common for boys to pee around the lock

I suppose this current situation could be a good time for shy men to become comfortable with the idea of urinating in public, as there are fewer people around and much fewer restrooms accessible.Best wishes on your effort, it's good for men to be comfortable peeing in public.

I think here in the U.S. some of the ridiculous laws passed in recent years have given many grown men hesitation, since some of the penalties certainly don't match the crime. But even at home and around the neighborhood where no one outside of friends or family is apt to see them, I've noticed that it often doesn't even seem to occur to many young men and boys that could or should pee outdoors. While laws seem to have become more serious and guys less bold, I've noticed the opposite among women, especially moms, who may not do so themselves, but often expect the guys will.

That's reasonable thinking in public, yet I'm still wondering why young men seem to be so shy around their moms, sisters, aunts and such and why we don't see men jumping at the chance to exhibit themselves in places like this site.

I still find it to be interesting how open women have become on the subject, sharing their thoughts, explicit photos and videos online, but yet young men are hesitant to pee in front of even their best friends and families. I swim almost daily at a Y pool and have become acquainted with a few women. It's almost a daily occurrence for me to notice another woman peeing in the showers or even squatted down at her locker. I walk with a 70ish women in the evenings and she often squats down for a quick piss in an alley. They tend to justify themselves by saying, "why not, men do so." Yet I notice mo

I doubt that's the case, but only 28% of moms say they're aware of the fact their boys pee outside. I think that from the same poll one might realize that mothers must find it awkward to be the ones to encourage boys to do so, otherwise those 43% would become part of the 28% who do and indeed 3 out of 4 boys would be doing so.

I find it so odd that many young men and boys these days are somehow under the assumption that women and especially their moms will be offended or upset by them relieving themselves in public. Looking through various parenting and mothers sites over the years I've found numerous polls done on the subject of boys peeing outdoors, in public or in backyards. While there's obviously some variance between them, the just of it was about 3 out of 4 moms said they'd allow boys to pee outside. Another asked moms where they'd prefer guys to go when they're outdoors, to which 58% said just go wherever ou

As women are often the ones cleaning around the house, we tend to constantly criticize men and especially boys for making a mess, leaving the seat up or failing to raise the seat and so on. Men tend to cower down to the constant criticism and take extra effort to not make a mess. I rather enjoy observing a man being rebellious in a public place and purposely making a mess or pissing in a totally inappropriate place, but again it's about showing they're not concerned about what anyone thinks.

Yes, I suppose I do. I appreciate strong, bold, assertive men, I've always been turned off by men who are shy or uncomfortable. When a young man is bold enough to just whip it out and relieve himself without concern, I find myself suddenly turned on by the fact he's not intimidated by what anyone thinks.

I don't see it as sexual at all, we all need to pee, it's just easier for guys to do it than women. It's nothing offensive either, all guys have very similar penises and every women's seen a few. Our faces are quite unique and identifiable, but there's a Japanese game show where women are challenged to choose their partners from a lineup of men with only their penises protruding through holes in a partition wall. Interestingly, most women can't pick their partners from the group. Seeing men relieving themselves is nothing sexual or offensive, just convenience.

It's strange that you and many other young men feel they have some sort of fetish simply because they choose to pee outdoors. It's nothing sexual, you're just simply relieving yourself quickly and conveniently, without having to inconvenience any one else. It's nothing to be embarrassed about, even women expect guys to do so.

So over the last 20 years or so I've noticed such a profound change in thinking and habits of both men and women. Being raised in Eastern Europe in a fairly remote area, public restrooms were almost unheard of and we often shared our home restroom with neighboring families. Hence it was always common practice for boys as well as men to pee outdoors, maybe beside an outhouse or tree at home or against a wall or between cars in town. Certainly no one thought it was inappropriate to do so, but rather many women would be irritated if they had to wait in line behind a man or had to find a restroom

I really don't see anything wrong with men peeing against a tile or plastic covered wall in restrooms. I'd much rather men use a wall in unisex restrooms than make a mess out of the toilet women may need to use. Also, there are a great many urinals that are nothing more than a tiled wall with floor drains in a trench beneath.

I often wonder what most people would define as naughty peeing. Certainly toilets and urinals are designed for that purpose, however it's very normal to pee in other places as well. For instance, some 75% of us admit we pee in showers, 60% of us pee in pools. When camping or hiking no one gives it a second thought. To be caught on a security camera peeing on the front door of a business or inside their store would certainly be a problem, but I doubt anyone would think anything of someone peeing in a parking garage, even if someone was monitoring the cameras that closely.

Most guys miss the urinals half the time anyway. I'd just put the floor drain over more toward the far corner of the room and let the guys spray it into the corner.

Can't see anything naughty about that, you're just another guy taking an extremely much needed piss in a place everyone would expect men to piss.

In my opinion you'd have been considerate using the wall any time of the day. Whether guys realize it or not, when guys piss into a toilet their stream splits off mist that sprays all over the seat, back of the toilet and all around, even when they try to hit the bowl. It's much less offensive to see someone sprayed the back wall of the restroom than to have to sit down on a wet seat as your pants rest onto a wet floor. If they're not going to put urinals in unisex restrooms, guys should certainly use the walls.

Much better than making a mess of the toilet!

Nice, don't know whether you were in a mens, womens or unisex restroom, but since I didn't see a urinal in view I'd have to say you did the right thing. I hate it when guys make a mess of the toilet, I'd much rather the guys piss against a wall as at least the mess isn't around the toilet. I always used to have my boys use the walls when they were little and I took them into restrooms, it's nice to once again see a young man doing so.

It's certainly your body. If you were sharing video's of your partner that's an entirely different matter, but your own, no problem. Especially for men, as many other guys will see you piss in urinals or locker rooms. It's even quite common for women to see men pissing in public, so what's the difference between a video or the real thing.