beachmom

As a mother of three boys I've noticed that the younger generation of boys is far more timid and hesitant to pee in many places where men have commonly done so. As a woman in my fifties I can recall the boys my age being far more bold and less concerned than the boys of today. Working at local gym/pool I can see the same, after youth swim sessions we see little evidence of boys peeing around the locker room, as compared to when middle aged men are there. What rather surprised me was the senior men. After senior swim sessions there's pee everywhere around the men's locker room. It's something I

Yeah, especially when we're around the pool or laying out in the sun, we're fairly open about the fact we do so.

Yes, not as often or as openly as the boys, but yes.

Never understood why they even bother to install urinals in men's rooms, drains work just as well.

Who says you shouldn't, looks perfectly fine to me.

I've always questioned the use of the word fetish, I mean there are certainly many people here that most would say have a fetish, but there are many others who do so out of necessity, convince or practicality. Also, especially for guys, I don't feel there's anything odd about them peeing outside.

Nothing to be ashamed of, surveys show around 85% of guys do so and surprisingly nearly 75% of moms on a parenting web site said they "allow their boys to pee in the yard." The same site revealed that 28% of housewives would prefer for men to pee in the yard and 57% would rather gardeners and landscapers workers pee in their yard than ask to come inside.

A floor's a floor, it doesn't really matter, but certainly if a guy's hesitant to do so, that's a less obvious place to start.

My husband has been doing this in hotel rooms for a few years now in more than a dozen hotels, never been any repercussions.

Being a woman, the only reason for my going into the men's room in the first place was to clean up, picking up towels, checking supplies and such. We do so several times a day between sessions. The floors remain quite wet all day from the showers and pool water being tracked about. It's common practice to grab the garden hose and rinse the room down a couple times a day and give a mop down later.

I think it would depend upon what you define as into peeing. As for those with a real fetish, I wouldn't think that to be more than 10% and those into watching or doing so publicly probably not much higher. Now if you include those who privately do an occasional naughty pee or tolerate others doing so I'd imagine it's more like 50%. It's hard to get a true poll of random unbiased people, but there are places where you'll find them. Glamor Magazine did a poll asking women "do you pee in the shower" to which 79% said they do. A travel site asked "do you pee in pools" to which 54% of women said y

In the US midwest. It's so common among the middle school and high school age boys that the coaches don't say anything and many moms allow their little boys to do so when with them, Assuming they're going to do so eventually anyway, despite what they might think of it, many moms say may as well make it easy on themselves now. I had overheard my two older boys speaking of doing so in middle school and warned them not to at the time, as I assumed they'd get in trouble for doing so at school. A few years later when taking my little toddler to the same school for swimming lessons their coach annou

That's quite common, at least in the men's room. I work at a pool / gym and I'd have to say around half the guys do so, older men more commonly.

That's part of the fun camping, everybody does so.

I was quite surprised myself and even went out an bought a cheap black light flashlight, not believing their story. Since, I've looked around every hotel room I've been in and found every one to have walls and carpets clearly sprayed on, it's so obvious under the black light. After that, I realized we're not doing anything others haven't already done and no one really cleaned up after others anyway.

I would have thought so myself, but some time ago an ABC news investigation revealed that all 20 hotel rooms they looked at had urine stains on the carpets and walls. They're quite obvious under black light. Curious, I bought a cheap led UV flashlight and looked around every hotel we've stayed at and they're correct, they've all had stains. My husband, who's always been rather timid about peeing in public, once peed in the corner of a really trashy hotel as my mom was in the bathroom for a long time. To my surprise in a matter of minutes there was no obvious sign he'd done so. Since that exper

A few years ago I would have been in complete agreement with you as far as anywhere outdoors and indoors on hard tile or concrete surfaces only, however, in the last couple years my husband has peed numerous times on hotel room carpets, which I once thought of as going too far. I've since come to realize is that in a matter of minutes all visual signs of it disappear and I have yet to notice any odor from it later. After hearing how common it is to find urine on the floors and walls of hotel rooms I purchased a small black light to check out our hotel rooms as we arrive and to my surprise they

Congrats on finally giving in and yes it's becoming much more common to see girls of all ages squatting over floor drains or even just on the floor in restrooms and especially in locker rooms. It's just so much easier to quickly squat down while changing clothes than run off to an often dirty toilet. The guys have been doing this for years, so it's certainly time for girls to benefit.

Perfect aim as far as I'm concerned. I've always hated men messing up toilet seats, I'd much rather they spray it out onto the wall or floor behind the toilet as it's not hurting a thing and leaves the toilet and the floor in front of it clean for the ladies. Great example of how men should piss in stalls.

We had gone for a week long romantic anniversary getaway, the housekeeper, a very friendly older woman knew we were there for an anniversary getaway and was overly attentive as we stayed much of the days in our room and rather flirtatious with my husband. She had come to the room one morning and noticed an unmistakable wet spot on the carpet we'd forgotten about. Seeing she'd noticed I explained we dumped a water bottle this morning, although it clearly looked like a pee splatter. She smiled and said, "oh, no need to explain, you wouldn't believe how many guests pee in the rooms, it's no probl

It absolutely amazes me that so very many young men and teen boys are terrified to pee outside at home when in fact the vast majority of moms, housewives and women in general see nothing wrong with men doing so and roughly a third would prefer for guys to pee outdoors!

It's being asked in various mothering, parenting and relationship sites how housewives feel about their husbands, boyfriends, sons and other male guests or workers peeing in the yard rather than tracking into their house and the results and discussions on the subject might surprise many young men. On a popular birthing / mothering site 75% of moms said they would allow their boys to pee outdoors when they're out in the yard. https://community.babycenter.com/post/a69857843/boys-peeing-outside Another poll asked women what they would think about their husband or boyfriend peeing in their

It's great to be a boy!

Same here, in fact on one instance my husband had just stepped out of bed and pissed across the room leaving a very obvious pattern. As I came out of the bathroom unaware housekeeping was knocking on the door. I told her to give us a hour to get going, but that we could use some more towels. She grabbed the towels and went into the bathroom with them. As she came out she and I both noticed the stain and I said, "we knocked over a water bottle this morning, she smiled and commented, "no problem, you wouldn't believe how common that is, guests love to pee in hotel rooms." I was a bit embarrassed

It must be so invigorating to power piss across a room, I'm always so envious of guys in that way. My boys have always loved doing this in locker rooms where it doesn't matter and there's nothing to cleanup and off our front porch as well.