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Lovely! Sweet panties ... but better without them 🙂

What sort of Jedi mind trick are you using to find these photos @Sophie?

Fantastic images - and analysis. Thanks @gldenwetgoose. I'm pleased my little observation was the stimulus for your research, so we can all appreciate the results! And you are right: first and foremost it's the eye contact isn't it? Then afterwards, it's the 'looking up' thing, and that's coupled with the expression as a whole (smile, 'naughtiness', whatever). Thanks again!

Last night – in a sort of primal way. In ancient times, sex might have involved a literal pursuit of one person by another: behaviour we can observe throughout the animal kingdom. Even today, though the ways we choose to have sex are – wonderfully – very varied we still sometimes talk about pursuing or chasing someone – and I’m not thinking about stalking or harassment here of course. So when K suggested yesterday that we play a game of ‘strip hide-and-seek’ in the house against the clock (I love how creative she is!), it sort of made sense at a very fundamental level as a precursor

There aren't all that many, but some of the photos in this thread: https://peefans.com/topic/2351-using-the-toilet-or-a-urinal/ show women sitting on the toilet and looking up at the camera. And I wondered why it is that I (and I know many others) find the sight of a woman looking up so appealing. Any theories? Is it to do with dominance and submission do you think? I'd like to think not, but I'm prepared to believe it is. Here's an example of what I mean

Magnificent! Knocks our sunrise this morning into nowhere! Thanks for sharing this!

Redhead moment

This is a really interesting question. I'm at a loss too why the nipple should have become increasingly taboo (and I think it probably has). I suppose it might just be another sad facet of an increasing prudishness ... even as scantily / provocatively clad, 'perfect' bodies are more 'out there' than ever. I wonder though about this last two years of the Covid plague: media stories tell us that more women have gone bra-free (because they don't need to be out and seen as much if they're either working from home or otherwise not out in social gatherings). I can report that for my wife that'

A great account! I can tell you had a lot of fun 🙂

Fabulous! What a great thing to discover 🙂 Here's to many happy peeing times for both of you!

I find I can waste lots of time when I am supposed to be being productive. So when I actually don't have to be productive I tend to either be productive (err, yes, I know - I don't understand it either) or sleep. I have become quite good at being able to sleep - even just for a little while on short journeys (though not usually when I am driving).

Wow! Amazing! thanks for doing the big hold and taking the trouble to measure the output ❤️

K's experience was somewhat different. Natural births both times. But when our first child was born, everything was a little messed about down there in the immediate aftermath, requiring a stitch or two. When she needed to pee afterwards, she just couldn't. The doctor (who had been there with forceps / ventouse at the ready - not needed in the end) and midwife (who didn't win any sewing prizes at school) didn't want a catheter putting in at that stage and suggested a warm bath, and peeing in the bath. It worked, eventually.

Just lovely - as ever! Thank you for sharing this @Sophie - it is always a special treat to read your accounts of holding and wetting ... and more 🙂 Your delight in these experiences really shines through when you write. Thank you ❤️

Ooh! Have a lovely evening of fun Sophie 🙂. I'm not going to be able to keep you company today, but I hope and expect you will have company on the site ❤️

Wonderful! So playful and loving ❤️

Wow - that's some clarinet playing!

There's a certain visual similarity 😉

Yes. Go for it 🙂 When it's warmer!

It was 🙂

Peeing on a country walk turns into unexpected public wetting I went for a long walk today, because I had the opportunity. I took something to eat with me, but planned to stop at a pub half way round the 10 or so miles for a pint or two, and then on the second part of the walk, to let that beer out somewhere in the great outdoors. The first part of the plan worked well, and after a couple of pints of Abbot Ale (the best thing to come out of Bury St Edmunds since, well, Bob Hoskins and John Le Mesurier) I set off for the second half of the walk feeling delightfully full and slightly m

Wow! Wonderful 😍