beachmom

I think that began years ago in Brazil with a group called Save the Atlantic, I recall a few odd videos.

I've always been quite liberal about peeing at swimming pools, just curious how normal I am compared to everyone else.

I spend much of my free time at the beach and pool so I can basically do it anywhere I need to, the ocean, the sand, the pool, the showers and the changing rooms are all perfectly acceptable and mostly unnoticed by anyone. In the city I try to avoid alleys and isolated places out of security concerns, but prefer to just squat between cars.

I saw that one myself, one can understand why so many men think nothing about using floors as anyone entering that room after these guys may as well just use the floor. I've seen my boys do similar, although they're only 3, it's harmless fun.

I've got a husband and three kids, but I still love a strange fuck on the side.

Myself, I much prefer peeing standing wherever I am. In a skirt I seldom wear panties, but most of the time I'm in shorts of some type.

This is something I've always done ever since I could remember. My mom and sisters have always done so as well, so I've always assumed that everyone uses pools. Maybe it's just a girl thing to do as it's really the only place we can go unnoticed at some pools. At private backyard pools I've seen the guys pee in the yard or against a fence or wall at an apartments pool. I know at school and the waterpark most of the boys just step into the changing room and let it go, but I don't know many ladies who would risk taking any of those options.

Yeah, because ladies will wait forever for the privacy of a stall, where men take a quick pee in a urinal or if there's any kind of line they take to the sinks, walls or floor drains. If there's lines to get into the mens room they just spray the hallway walls as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCOwALzvkdU in this video of a football (soccer] game in Spain. Women walked by these men in halls and said nothing to them, but if a lady would take a squat in the ladies room, this would likely be the scene. We women need to man up!

While it's quite obvious the boys are pissing in the cabin and occasionally a boys mom is a bit uneasy about them doing so, we've all come to tolerate them doing so, because after all at least they're not peeing in the pool. On the other hand the ladies much prefer the discretion of the pool, even if it's nastier to pee in the pool. I'm sure the boys decision has nothing to do with being merciful to the other swimmers, but rather they're taking advantage of an opportunity to let loose on the floor, something they know makes their moms very uneasy and would never tolerate in any other circumst

I've always done it in pools, lakes, seaside, but as a kid and in my early adult years I was swimming. These days I do much less swimming, but the pool is still the most convenient place to pee, I think most of the ladies do it there. At this particular apartment pool there are no restrooms there, you're expected to go back to your apartment I guess, so you often hear moms quietly advise little kids to just go in the pool. There are however mens and womens dressing cabins, (walls like toilet partitions, a foot or so above the ground and no roof). As there are no toilets, many of the boys and t

You're certainly not alone, many of my friends as well as myself walk over to the pool and relieve ourselves while sitting on the edge. I myself rarely swim when I take the boys to the pool, yet I always relieve myself there. Ironically, my boys spend the whole day in the water, but get out and run into the dressing area as they won't pass up an opportunity to relieve themselves indiscriminately.

I'd have to say that it must be very common in the mens room, especially for boys in school. I've 3 boys and I'd overhear the 2 elder boys speak of doing so at school and at the time I was concerned they'd get into trouble for doing so, but it wasn't until I took my youngest there for swim lessons that I understood it's normal. Moms were in the boys room helping their preschool boys to change when the lady coaches walked through trying to hurry us along. A little boy was telling his mom "I have to go" and she caught the elder coach and asked where the toilets where. She replied, "oh, they're w

Yeah, I could certainly see the boys were having fun doing so. Boys like to be a bit crude, rebellious and daring, it wasn't long before the boys where competing for distance and so on, I can only imagine what goes on when moms aren't there. As a mom I was I bit envious, as that's something the girls never experience.

Our boys do this all the time! It used to make me uncomfortable, thinking eventually they'd get in trouble for doing so, but my concerns ended the day I took my little boy to swimming lessons at our high school pool. It was only preschoolers there, so moms of boys went into the boys room with their sons to help them change. As we entered the pool dressing area of this huge facility I immediately noticed one, then a second little boy peeing onto the floor where he was changing. Their mothers didn't seem to care and no one else seemed to care. As I began to get the boys ready, their instructor a

Everyone hops into pools when they need to pee, I wish more guys were bold enough to just piss into the pool. When we don't have any company over our boys and my hubby do this, it's soo cool to see.

I agree totally. Part of the attraction to men is that they are so bold and don't give a fuck what others think. I'm sorry that men seem to be loosing this confidence, wimpy guys are really a turnoff to me. I've always encouraged my boys to "be men" and piss where you want, "it's your right," "the world is your urinal, I say. Now that they are in their late teens, I notice many young ladies and even some of my lady friends are quite intrigued and complimentary when the boys take a leak openly. It's common to hear, "I wish my boys, (husband, boyfriend, ect.) had that much confidence, it's so co

There was a time when I was concerned about "getting caught" or being looked down upon by others for suggesting that my boys pee in an inappropriate place. But after realizing how really mainstream this is, especially for boys, men and how aware women are to what the guys do, I don't really give a fuck anymore. I think that there are many women whom are tired of being held to a different standard, we've told our sons to just whip it out and go as we suffer to find a restroom. Don't get me wrong, I don't think women pissing in public is going to become commonplace, but in situations when we are

I never really had that kind of attitude, I was always the sheepish ladylike kind of person, despite the fact I was raised among several boys and had three boys of my own and was always a bit envious of their being able to pee anywhere without consequence. I always felt I had some kind of inside knowledge of how boys behaved that other women were oblivious to. I think the breaking point for me was when I was taking the boys to swim lessons as toddlers, preschoolers at our high school pool. It was only preschoolers there, so moms of boys went into the boys room with their sons to help them chan

Initially as a mom you take that, "what are you doing!" attitude, but once I stepped back and realized what he could do, yes It's amazing! I was concerned that he might get into trouble for doing so, but as I've mentioned this episode to friends and other moms, no one seems concerned about that, saying "I think all guys pee in locker room showers."

I can't do much for distance, even less in height, but my second son is quite amazing in that regard. I walked into the boys dressing area with my younger son and caught him pissing into the gang showers from the dressing area. It was hitting the ceiling on occasion and falling to the floor some 12 to maybe 15 feet in front of him. I was so impressed that I didn't even criticize him for doing it.

I just love to piss where guys are swimming. Men get to piss everywhere, it's cool to be able to piss right in their face.

I totally agree with both of you. Peeing in pools is quite common not just for those of us with some type of fetish, but for the general public, just out of convenience.Depending upon whom you believe, somewhere between 20% to 58% of swimmers do so and mothers and professional swimmers are more likely to do so. Urine is sterile and harmless, my husband loves for me to piss in his mouth and has drank it for years! Swimming in a pool full of urine would be harmless. The only reaction takes place between urine and certain chlorine based pool chemicals, so knowing that people do pee in pools, use

Hi Geepee, you and your wives habits seem to be opposite of the norm. I've noticed the vast majority of women, especially moms have made peeing in pools a habit, not for a thrill, but out of convenience, privacy or the safety of the kids they're watching. Men aren't frequently watching kids, men are physically and socially able to take a pee in other places and seem to prefer to do so. ALL the women I hang out with at the pool pee in the pool and take a quick dip or sit at the side of the pool when sunbathing, rather than running to the restrooms. Conversely, at our neighborhood pool all thre

Was watching a movie on tv last week "Slow Learners" where a High School Principal had a party at her home for her new young teachers. No one swimming in the pool, but a teacher nonchalantly walks up and pisses into the pool and no one around him seems to notice or care. I think that these days peeing in showers or pools has become so common that no one seems to be surprised. I later took a screenshot of the scene, but no one in my family commented on the scene as being shocking.

Our boys pee in front of me all the time. When they were toddlers playing in the yard the older boys next door peed in the yard, so our boys just followed suit. We're a rather outdoors family, camping, boating, ect. so the boys peed outdoors regularly. It was always convenient for me not to have to deal with finding them a restroom, or sending them in alone. They'd rarely ever mention they needed to go, I'd just glance their way and see them peeing. They've never become shy about it, even into their late teens, so it's never been anything unusual for us.