OldPottyGent

I'm trying to tease it out of responders how you'd cope if there was no washing machine available. Abstain from indulging in your particular fetish? Launder in a bucket? Cart your pissed-on bed-sheets to a laundrette every time? Come-on! Let's hear how you'd cope!

To effectively indulge in your fetish, how essential is it to have a washing machine available? How about a tumble drier?

We were all subjected to some kind of potty training when we were babies and toddlers, and for some folks that's like a kind of brainwashing that it's very hard for them to undo. In my own case accidents were turned into shameful traumatic experiences and the whole subject was kept taboo. However as I emerged from this phase and started thinking for myself, curiosity took over and I believe it was a desire to find out what I'd missed that sparked the fetish I've enjoyed ever since. What I'm suggesting is that if a partner is unwilling to play pee, it's cause is probably deeply-rooted in

Peeing into a toilet or on to a hard floor, hiss is mostly drowned (and I mean drowned sound-wise here) by the splashing, so to effectively listen for hiss, you have to have your ears close to the source right at the start of the pee as it begins to soak into panties before it begins splashing on the ground. In other locations such as on soft grass or in bed-sheets, hissing is easier to detect. I don't doubt the random spray of a female's pee as it hits her closed labia is a significant source of hiss, but if anyone's wetting with underwear on, and this applies equally to both males and

Thanks for that. Your two turn-off examples do help to put a slightly different useful light on the scene, but I suspect initial physical attraction, although significant, doesn't necessarily have to be the only decider. I'd tend to put it nearer 50-50% where for example a pee partner's known enthusiasm for water-sporting could make up for her not being quite so attractive, or on the other hand not every good-looker will be happy participating in golden showers and some might need to be dragged into it rather reluctantly at first. My idealistic dream pee-partner is a girl who shar

Bear with me 'cos I'm still fairly new and shy on here. For over 60 years now, I've had dreams of finding a pee-partner to bed-wet with me, but been too shy and reserved to actually find one, so much to my regret, I've never actually felt the warmth and wet of someone else's pee. I was brought up as a toddler to think of pee as a taboo topic; it supposedly being something too dirty and disgusting to discuss. So even when I reached puberty, I still had no idea what there was under females' dresses or up their skirts, because it was all too naughty for young boys. However my always-c

I'm just looking for advice really. I don't want to soak a virgin mattress, so I'm thinking of buying fitted waterproof mattress protection, but then I don't want to sleep in a puddle, so rather than having towels in between, aren't there special highly absorbent mats you can install under your bottom sheet to soak it up? Isn't this the ideal solution? You still get wet sheets and your bed still feels damp, but if you want to clean up in the morning, that mat and your sheets can easily be laundered, and all your mattress protection needs is a simple wipe-over. I know there are