beachmom

Exactly, as someone who has worked at several gyms and pool over the years I can say that our least favorite job is cleaning the restrooms, toilets, urinals as it's so time consuming and difficult to clean. The locker rooms and dressing areas are a breeze to clean as we simply rinse the rooms down with a garden hose or do a quick mop of the floors. Personally, I'd much rather the men urinate there than to make a mess all over the toilet area.

It's nice when men aren't shy about doing so in public and when no one cares about it, it's just practical when the toilet and out house lines are so long. Men don't need to add to the women's wait time. It's the same thinking in many Eastern European apartment buildings, many large families living in one room apartments, so men often step out into the corridor and piss against a wall or down a stairwell rather than occupying a busy restroom. Many women actually prefer men doing so.

It's easy for guys to hide it even from others staying with you, my husband does so all the time. Women tend to create puddles, as it's more difficult for women to disperse it, my husband will pinch the tip of his penis as to make a rather fine multi-stream mist and spray it randomly over the carpet. Even moments after doing so there's no sign of him having done so. There has been an occasion where a maid knocked on the door as he was doing so and I let her in as he was finishing and she was non the wiser.

Agreed, it's not something that is any type of fetish, but rather a very common choice among the general public.

Most women aren't as offended by this as we're led to believe. Maybe a moment of surprise, but I think that many women find it to be rather impressive when men are that bold and unapologetic especially these days when men have become so very timid and fearful. When a woman stops and makes conversation rather than rushing off, she's obviously intrigued by the fact you're bold enough to do so.

There is a fetish factor to many things discussed here, but there is also a convenience and general acceptance to peeing in many alternative places. While it's generally more tolerated and expected by men, there are places many women see as normal. Certainly parking garages, pools, beaches, locker rooms are all places where the general public doesn't see any harm in peeing.

I find it odd that in many cases the people who most often object to something are the people who have done so themselves. There's no one more vocal against smokers than an ex-smoker. We all seem to find a reason to justify our own actions, but yet condemn others doing the same thinking for them it was unjustified. I have no doubt that your school restrooms stank from boys peeing all over, but it's normal to do so. Just because other restrooms are cleaned more frequently, doesn't necessarily mean that men don't pee all over them. After years of managing pools and gyms I can say that it's quite

In the first place restrooms need to be cleaned regularly anyway and cleaning urine has got to be the easiest thing to clean up on a tiled floor. Also, you're assuming that the right place to pee is in some type of white fixture, when in much of the world it's simply a tiled wall and floor drains, not so different from where this guy is peeing. so what's the difference?

Seen those signs myself also seen many indications someone has.

As you say, there are many places where everyone can easily and many more occasions where men can do so casually without being judged as women often are.

Carpet? But believe me, basement floor drains, sinks, showers, no mom is going to care. Years ago when I took my little guy to pre-school swim lessons the moms all let their boys piss on the locker room floor while helping them change clothes, as I say, it's no big deal as far as moms go.

Ah, but the dog doesn't stand over the drain and leave a spray pattern. It's no big deal, our boys had a makeshift bedroom in the basement of our old house and pissed down there all the time, as did I when doing laundry.

Leaving some tell tale puddles routinely, even if they're sometimes just water, along with some lingering odor will make it obvious, if nothing is said you're "golden".

Keep it up and leave some puddles around the drain for the morning. The more obvious you make it, the more confident you'll be that mom knows and is fine with it.

Guilty, he's just not into it at all and it turns me on intensely.

Girls seem to be much more at ease doing so around their moms than are teenage boys. It just seems that girls and moms arw more open and have fewer secrets.

Funny, so many young men here, living at home, who would love to be more bold, pee in more places around home, but are terrified their moms will find out and yell at them. Many guys are even afraid to pee in the back yard, despite the fact that 75% or more of moms on parenting sites think it's fine. I find it strange this lack of communication between moms and sons. You're afraid the kids will learn where you've peed, so they'll grow up thinking they're doing something bad even just peeing outside or in a sink.

Any mom can tell you that after years of changing diapers, having little boys pee on you as you change them, toddlers having accidents, not to mention boys peeing everywhere because they can as well as family pets, an adult containing themselves because of kids is ridiculous. There are so many young people here who would love to be more carefree around the house, but are terrified of being caught by their parents. At the same time adults are concerned about doing so around kids, seriously.

I'm sure as you start to read through posts here, you'll come to realize that you're thoughts are not so uncommon, much less nasty. I'm amazed by just how common this is among the general public, as proven in today's movies, television and chats.

Certainly there's nothing wrong with girls doing so either, it's just so much easier for boys to do so and much less mess in the bathroom when the pee elsewhere, so many moms, around 35% actually prefer boys to pee outside.

Most moms really don't object, especially when you're off with dad or the guys. It's only when it's around our friends or co-workers that we can feel embarrassed and voice an objection. As a rule, if you take care of it on your own without inconveniencing us we're quite fine with it.

If your mom does know or even suspects it and is opposed to you doing so, you would most certainly have heard something about it by now. There are only 2 possibilities at this point, either she's completely oblivious to it, which is not likely or she's at the very least tolerant if not supportive of it.

I won't mention his user name, but he may recognize the story and chime in, but a young man of about 25 here on this site had been for years peeing in the basement laundry sink as well as the floor drain in the outdoor stairs leading out of the basement. He'd told that he'd almost been caught several times and couldn't really believe that his mom had never noticed. I repeatedly assured him that she must know and just didn't care, hence she never said anything. On one occasion he became bold when his mom was in the basement working on a project and stepped into the laundry area and began to pee

It's funny, there are so many young people here in their teens or twenties, still living at home who are terrified of their parents learning where they pee around the house, yet there have been several moms comment that they wouldn't want their kids to catch them!