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Yesterday, I peed in a car park between my car and the next one along. There were two young ladies walking past on the road at the edge of the car park. They glanced in my direction but didn’t say anything. I left a nice puddle between the cars, so whoever owned the car next to mine would have seen the very obvious puddle when they returned.

A couple of days ago I had to go out and pick something up from the pharmacy which is part of a row of about 6 shops on a busy road. I waited until I needed to pee before leaving the house. It was about 4pm so getting dark, but still a bit of light plus the street lights. I had in my mind that I would pee in an alcove that I knew was at the side of the row of shops, leading to stairs to the flats above the shops. However, when I parked the car and got out, I spotted that someone had left a mattress on the pavement next to the road at the side of the shops. It had black marks on it that lo

And best if the lady drops the tissue in the puddle (presuming it hasn't soaked away immediately).

Excellent experiments @Naughts and I'm pleased to see that you've found a great wetting outfit. You'll know that you can safely sit somewhere, pee and just walk off naturally. You can try this on a padded seat (train, cinema, pub, etc) and know that you can totally get away with it. You could also use the same technique sitting on grass (if the weather permits) or a bench such as in the park - as long as nobody is close enough to see the stream falling between the slats, you are sorted. Another place it would work would be sitting on the edge of a fountain or a planter or similar - or y

Interesting article @Kupar. I have started my experiment. I took several samples of tissue, each being 3 sheets, folded on top of each other, wiped a wet patch out of the sink (sorry, I didn’t have a willing female volunteer to hand) to give a small damp area on the tissue then I placed the tissues outside in the garden behind the shed. They are on fine gravel and exposed to whatever rain etc we get. It would have been more realistic if they were on earth or with vegetation as that is probably more typical of the natural environment, but I don’t have a suitable place. I m

I have often wondered the same thing. Sometimes you know it is fresh because the puddle is still vaguely visible on the ground, but that goes very quickly and beyond that point it is very difficult to know how long the tissue has been there. For me, it is particularly satisfying and frustrating to see a tissue and the remnants of a puddle because I know that someone has peed there very recently, but then I'm frustrated as I missed seeing the puddle in the making! In the case of that particular place @gldenwetgoose, did you see tissues at varying stages of decay? I tend to either see obvio

Absolutely brilliant @PeeWatcher1! As you say, you wouldn't expect in in the middle of a Sunday afternoon in the cinema, but I guess when multiple screens empty out after watching a film for a couple of hours and drinking large sodas, there are going to be quite a few people with full bladders and some people are going to have problems waiting for a toilet. That girl had a good improvised solution, although I'm a bit surprised that she dumped the full cup in the bin as it would definitely spill it's content either when it hit the bottom of the bin or when the bin was emptied. I'm a little

Here is one from this morning. I was out in the car and had to collect a couple of things from people. I needed to pee and was thinking about where I might stop. When I arrived at one of the collections, it was on an estate that had houses, but also several blocks of apartments. I realised that the apartments had communal bin stores and I needed to pee, so no further encouragement was required. I went towards one of the bins stores and opened the door. The light flicked on automatically and I was presented with a clean, tidy store with dumpy bins down each side in neat lines. Unli

Well she might be a bit biased, but I think she is definitely right.

She is quite relaxed about talking about what others might deem to be embarrassing. She often talks on the radio about things that have happened to her - although I haven't heard her mention peeing on the radio, I'm sure she probably has at some stage (I just don't listen often enough) or I certainly get the impression that she wouldn't be embarrassed to talk about it if the subject came up. Yes, she is certainly spreading a positive message and it does seem like people in general are becoming more aware and accepting of pelvic floor issues and considering minor leaks not to be a major issu

That sounds great - hope your friend decides to pee too....

Brilliant sighting of the angel! As you know, I love it when you can interact with the person peeing and that was a perfect interaction - nice and casual but affording you more of a view whilst putting the angel at ease. I love that she peed out in the square rather than going off to find a more secluded place. The more exposed the position is, the more I enjoy the sighting.

@Kupar fantastic experience and you are so lucky that she not only indulges you, but is willing to let you share the details and the photos with us. If she is after feedback from the community then you can certainly add my thanks and tell her that I think you are a very lucky chap! Nice bum and knickers too!

Another option to sound her out would be to go out somewhere for the evening, preferably that would involve either a lengthy walk home or a long wait for a bus/taxi. You could say you needed to pee and see if see how she reacts. If you are very lucky then she will suggest that you pee in an alley and she might even join you and be willing to pee herself. Otherwise, if she doesn't suggest anything, then just say you are going to pee in an alley and see how she reacts to that. If she ever says anything like "It's OK for you, I can't pee outside", then make sure that you tell her that it i

Not quite sure if you would count this as main stream media, but Rachel Horne is a presenter on Virgin Radio's Breakfast Show with Chris Evans. She is also married to Alex Horne who is known from Taskmaster and his Horne Section band: She posted on her Instagram about going for a run in the woods and that she has problems with her pelvic floor. She posted a pic of her wet leggings. Hopefully this will link directly to the post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CW27knIMVzk/ Here is the photo: and here is a copy of what she posted: An absolutely gorgeous e

For me, it would be outdoor nightlife peeing where the lady doesn't know she is being filmed. I'm thinking CCTV or hidden camera coverage of girls peeing on the streets or in back alleys when they are out drinking and have to let it out and don't care about peeing in public. Often these are of low quality or don't show any detail, but that is the nature of the beast - the videos are a capture of real life with girls who decide to pee in an alley or wherever, because they need to pee and there are no toilets available. I just love knowing that these are girls who are peeing without being di

I must admit that I would love the idea of peeing in a cinema, BUT, most of the cinemas I've been to involve booking tickets online, tied to a specific seat and my credit card, so that would be a concern over traceability. That, combined with the use of cameras would make me concerned about being caught. One day I may try going to a cinema that is not local to me and paying cash on arrival. The cameras would not be much of a concern for someone wetting themselves in their seat, but would very obviously detect someone getting their dick out and pissing on the floor or the seat in front,

@The99Club, Thanks for relating all the beach sightings. I agree with you that the beach is definitely a place where more people than normal are peeing without using the toilets and it seems that the vast majority of people find it to be acceptable and that whilst people try to be discrete about letting others see the actual peeing, a lot of people don't care that other people know what they are doing even though they are doing it right in front of people. It is just accepted practice in that environment. i.e. a woman might right on the water line or wade in just up to their waist so tha

Totally agree - but the places where I've found them are remote places well away from toilets and it is likely that the girls have gone there expecting to spend some time outside and need to use the toilet and/or change their pad/tampon. Yes, I get that there will be times when it is an unforeseen eventuality and then the comment from @Peewee123 would apply - i.e. wrap it up in the original packaging of the new item.

Been together over 25 years, but the silver wedding anniversary is next year.

Yes she is and I certainly know it. Been together 25 years, so we must be doing something right.

Another update from my wife on hovering. Yesterday she had been going to an appointment, but got called into work and had to go there first. She struggled to escape from work and ended up having to push back her other appointment. When she finally did escape work, she did so in a rush and she rang me from the car to say how frustrating her day was becoming. As part of the conversation she dropped in: Mrs A - "And because I was running late I didn't even get a chance to pee. I think I'm going to have to use the public toilets in the car park." Me - "That's a pain, I bet t

@Bacardi, fabulous story, very well written. Loved it all, especially the almost being caught and having to come up with plan B. Love to hear what happens with Lily. As they are in the mall and she is already desperate, I assume they can't go too far. Could be another store, maybe a fitting room? Possibly the stairwell between floors or to the car park, maybe a lift/elevator?

Good for you. Hopefully you will enjoy your new found freedom on a more regular basis going forward.

You say that your boys have been quick to take advantage, but what about yourself? Do you take advantage of the new freedom? It is great to hear that peeing in public has been decriminalised, but I'm sure that there will still be the factors of modesty, decency and social norms that will keep people looking for toilets.