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  1. A nurse! 😁

    I was in the hospital for a procedure that kept me overnight and I was required to stay in bad. They hadn't given me a urinal, so when I had to pee I rang for assistance. A nurse came in with a steel bedpan and sat me up. She then aimed me while I enjoyed my moment of much-needed relief.

    I'm sure it would have been a much bigger experience, probably for the both of us, if it wasn't for the fact I was only 7.

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  2. @Kupar I'm not sure she is one of "us."  I know she appears to be very comfortable both with herself and the outdoors, as well as has a healthy sense of curiosity. Somehow, I sensed that from reading her first message to me. 

    She texted me again last night to say how much she enjoyed our time and looked forward to us getting back together for another hike, but we didn't set a date. I don't think she's looking for a relationship nor doing anything kinky, but appears to be open to enjoying more fresh air and exercise. As I wrote, she seems happy and there doesn't seem to be much stress in her life. Or, maybe she's just found a way to shed it, one bladderful at a time.

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  3. Another male point of view here.

    I lived a few winters in the north. As an active person, I often found myself outside. Maybe not all that long, but the cold had a way of shrinking my bladder. I learned the art of writing my name in the snow. 

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  4. 1 minute ago, LovesToWet said:

    Nice. 

    I was never faster enough to race, just do it for pleasure. 

    Peter Sega said the new younger riders ignore the old unwritten rules of cycling and don't always follow tradition. They have teams mates push them along while they pee instead of stopping. 

    I won't say I was ever a follower of tradition, but I always felt much more comfortable pulling over to the side. The thought of riding in wet shorts did nothing for me.

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  5. 56 minutes ago, overcaffeinated said:

     Over the course of our friendship, we peed in front of each other as often as not, especially on a few day trips we took together.

    That explains so much why I love those trips on the backroads, stopping whenever the need exceeds the will to hold. You enjoying this moment together must make your friendship that much more special.

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  6. 33 minutes ago, MidoriLemonade85 said:

    I have a long commute from work, and normally I just listen to music on Spotify. I have recently discovered a podcast on there called “Stuff You Should Know” and they did one on How Cranes Work. (Tower cranes on building construction sites.)
     

    It was quite interesting. They mentioned that the cab the crane operator sits in has no toilet, so he obviously has to pee in a bottle (and do any No. 2 in a bag). Because if he had to climb down that thing, the whole site would have to shut down and wait for him.

    It made me wonder what other jobs require workers to pee somewhere other than a toilet?
     

    On my drive home I thought of these. Can you think of others? Are there particular jobs out there where you have ever wondered “how the hell do they take a pee doing that?!”….

    * Formula 1 racing car drivers. Do they pee in their suits? 

    Almost a certainty, unless they can hold for the entire race. Those pit stops aren't going to give them enough time to get out of the car, never mind drop trou.

    33 minutes ago, MidoriLemonade85 said:

    * Jet fighter pilots on long missions.

    As a previous poster mentioned, there are such things as relief bags. And, did you know the first astronauts were actually told to wet themselves?

    33 minutes ago, MidoriLemonade85 said:

    * Musicians who play long sets on stage.

    For sure. I think we've all head about famous performers who have their own toilet just off-stage. 

    33 minutes ago, MidoriLemonade85 said:

    * People who climb mountains. Do they pee mid-air while hanging from their ropes on the side of a cliff? 

    Again, yes. I've heard a few interesting stories from women climbers who've told me all the steps involved.

     

    One more occupation I would add are foresters. I know at least one woman who has confessed to me that her favorite part of the job was getting paid to pee in some very scenic locations.

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  7. Reading your post again, I have to give you kudos for having the courage to pull this off, especially in front of so many people.

    Despite being assigned male anatomy at birth and having had decades of urinal experience, I still sometimes feel hesitation in crowded places, like those troughs you'll sometime find. But, all in all, I much prefer using the individual, wall-mounted kind to the alternatives, save for peeing outdoors. In fact, so much that I made one for home and it seems to get plenty of use.  

    Maybe you should get one, too, so you have plenty of practice before your next encounter. 😁

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  8. Great to hear you had a most positive first encounter.

    I know for some born without a penis, their experience was awkward and they said they'd never do it again. (I actually feel a little sorry for them.) But, I've heard from several others how pleasurable it was, and what kept them from using one earlier.

    I'm so pleased your dream came true and looking forward to hear more stories about when you try again.

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  9. 22 minutes ago, LadyP said:

    Tonight I'm laying on my sofa, holding while watching tv. I could get up and go to pee, but I want to keep enjoying this feeling a bit longer.

     

    Maybe you should just lay there and have your toilet come to you. 😆

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  10. 7 hours ago, MommyImWettingMyself said:

    Way too soon to tell in regards to the fetish but generally promising that she wants a one-on-one hike.   Be polite, hold off on the pee talk until you gain trust but bring LOTS of hydration!  It's one thing to pee with/around someone but dropping the "it's a sexual kink" bomb should come after a friendship has been established IMO.  If you're just interested in seeing her desperate once or something, it could be very promising indeed.  Have fun & keep us posted!

    It definitely sounds promising to me . Good you read it the same way. I'll make sure to bring plenty of hydration, but certainly don't plan to drop a "bomb" or anything.

    7 hours ago, Kupar said:

    She likes you. I think that's perhaps the only thing certain. And that's excellent. I am assuming you will go for the longer hike. Tell us what happens when inevitably you or she need to pee. 🙂

    I'm pretty sure she likes me, or at least she likes that I can keep up with her for a few hours on the trail. I've already planned out a few routes that should take us three to five hours to cover if we walk at a reasonable pace. Of course, I haven't factored in any stops.

    6 hours ago, gldenwetgoose said:

    Well - certainly sounds good from the perspective of developing a friendship, even if it turns out to be entirely non-pee related.

    I'd be tempted to go, make it the longer hike and just take it as a developing friendship.   It could be that she's lonely, in want of companionship, just has a preference for something more active in the hikes than the group offers.

    Maybe wait until you're reasonably well into the walk, and having gauged the conversation - then maybe you express that YOU need to pee.  'Does she mind' if you just take a quick pee against a tree or behind a bush - one of the hazards of being hydrated in the great outdoors.  Far more disarming than directly asking about her pee habits outdoors, but it's a 'safe' way to find out what her views are.   Does she disapprove, most likely will give you discrete privacy (not that you need or want it), but it may open that discussion as to her preferences and experiences.

    And if you're really lucky, you never know, by that point she may be sufficiently comfortable around you...

     

    I'm looking at this as just developing a friendship, enjoying the company of someone who enjoys a comparable level of activity. Of course, that devil on my shoulder may have other ideas, but I'll do my level best to keep him at bay while on the trail.

    I expect we'll be having conversation right from the very start of the hike. I'll pretty much let her lead the direction it takes. Probably after an hour to 90 minutes, I'll mention that I could use a pee break, something I tend to do on most hikes thinking it might make my trail partner more comfortable that she's not the one who needs to bring the subject up.

     

    A big thanks to all of you for your thoughts. That's probably what I like best about this site, how more than anything we're a group of friends that take an interest in one another.

     

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  11. Over the weekend I went hiking with a local nature club. It was very good in the sense of getting exercise and seeing wildlife. But, if it weren't for a message I received earlier today, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have even have mentioned it here.

    You see, this group is pretty much all retired folks. It seems to be more women than men, and the ages range from the late-40s to a few well into their 80s. I was one of the younger ones and almost certainly the fittest, although most everybody kept with the pace. Those that didn't caught up whenever we stopped while our leader talked about what we were supposed to be seeing.

    Of course, I was a little bored, in part because it wasn't much as far as workouts go. But, even more so, because nobody seemed to be getting desperate. I guess even senior citizens can usually hold for at least 90 minutes.

    In fact, I probably would have written this group off if I hadn't gotten a text from one of the women asking me if I'd like to join her for a one-on-one hike later this week. Even though she appears to be many years older than me, her suggesting that she was looking for something much longer seemed to get my interest. Perhaps I'm reading more into this than there is. Or perhaps not, as over many years of hiking I seem to have developed a certain "radar".

    I'd be interested in hearing what you think.

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