Takashi96

Yes, I noticed the similarities. I think the main difference was the girl in his scenario was reserved. Whereas, the girl in my situation was confident. She just didn't want anyone to see her peeing (besides me).

Does the foot stuff rub you the wrong way? I see what you did there. That shit cracked me up! It's a shame that Schneider ended up being a creep. His shows were genuinely well written and hilarious! I agree with you completely! It's jarring when fetish scenes materialize in non-fetish material. I hate being drawn into analyzing an author when I'm trying to absorb their story! Now if the author is making a conscious effort to shoehorn their turn ons into the story, then that's just fucking creepy. If they simply lost themselves in the process and didn't even notice the cho

This is the SIXTH fucking time, I have written this response only to be logged out at the conclusion. Deep breath. Once again. 1. I think I phrased my question poorly. I assume your non-fetish material is devoid of any scenes that could be interpreted as porn. Likewise, I imagine their pee scenes are presented in a strictly mechanical fashion. For example. "After her tent was assembled, Astrid slipped into the trees in search of a space with more privacy. Soon enough she would discover a clearing that would meet her needs perfectly. This particular sliver of forest was sparse with ve

I had considered the possibility that it was a dare. But I think it was more likely that she had to go NOW. And would do so with or without her friend's assistance. The way she approached me was so sincere. There was just something about her mannerisms. The overwhelming impression I got was that she viewed me as another girl.

This shit is killing me! Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.

Have you ever wondered if you were the unwitting star of some bizarre reality show? And now the producers were just fucking with you? Well, this was the case in what was probably the easiest sighting I ever had. The music festival I was attending was contained at the farthest perimeter of the park by a concrete wall. One which countless men had used as a urinal after the sun went down (this was America after all, where day peeing is done at your own risk). And so it was sometime between sundown and midnight that I had decided to make my mark on it as well. After staking out a prime slice

It wasn't you. It was your situation.

That first paragraph was a wee bit painful. Yes, please do include the index.

Yes, I have. Thank you for inquiring.

I once watched a YouTube video where a girl peed in a hole in a golf course. And also an old picture on Webshots.

To be honest, I rarely read the pee fiction. Once a story has more than one or two pee scenes my suspension of disbelief becomes compromised. But a pee scene in a non fetish story has been known to drive me wild.

I feel a strong urge to travel time and lecture your parents about the fragility of young passionate spirits and the transient nature of money. But alas, I have yet to gain access to such a vehicle. I feel a tinge of heartbreak in your words, and I want you to write now, not later. A word after a word after a word equals power. Or something like that? I'd not heard of that liqueur before. I only know midori as a color.

Okay, this is one of the reasons I asked the question. I read an article about creators with obvious fetishes. It mentioned Quentin Tarantino's reoccurring shots of feet. And the many pissing scenes in Stephen King stories. I'm curious about the pee scenes in your off site fiction (which I assume we'll never get to read and I'm okay with that). Do you think you are compelled to include pee scenes in your non fetish work because of our fetish? Even if there's nothing erotic about the scenes. Are they central to the plot? Could they be cut? Would you be okay with cutting them? Do you ever worry

I'm a little confused by your final paragraph. You're not a writer in real life? And yet you've been putting words on paper ever since you could hold a pen? Are you saying that you write as a means of self expression, but haven't pursued it in a professional capacity? I appreciate the san, but I am not actually Japanese. I named myself after the rapper Takashi 69 because I overheard his name mentioned in a podcast (coming in from the next room) when I was signing up for this site. That being said, what is green lemonade?

Or maybe the scene would be filmed, but it would get what they call an NC-17 here in the states. Non pornographic indie films that feature porn level explicit scenes sometimes show actual pissing. Like the extended version of Nymphomaniac.

Thank you. That's exactly what I was curious about.

That's great. However, this question is about fiction.

That's the explanation I've heard as well. So you can watch for people congregating in the stalls to do drugs. They weren't always like that. It's more post 90s safety theater.

Do you write non-pee stories also? Are you fiction writers that use your literary skills to get pee perverts off out of the goodness of your own hearts? Or are you pee fetishists inspired to become writers for the benefit of our hungry genitals? And if the answer to the first question is yes, do you struggle to keep pee scenes from finding their way into your non pee stories? Asking for a friend.

Coed is also pretty much meaningless outside of the 60s.

Oh, wait. I got mixed up. It was Steve, not you who I asked about Catholicism.

I wish I could claim that analogy as my own. I heard Christopher Hitchens use it in a debate once, and it stuck. Yes, you get it. That's why I asked if you were Catholic as a small child.

Did you get fired? How does it end?

I often find myself conflicted when another member shares an opinion, or observation that I find interesting or fascinating. I don't agree with it, or like it, or even dislike it. It's not hot to me. But "thanks" fails to convey my reaction. Therefore, I am so moved as to request an "Interesting" or "Fascinating" Emoji. Perhaps even "Word Up." But I don't want push it. Push it real good.

I'm not sure we need to be aware of the sexual element in order to be motivated by it. And I say with this while admitting one of my hang ups is seeing sexual motivation behind everything. Especially violence. I believe much of the world's aggression could be subdued by unrestrained, and reciprocated sexual expression. I'm all up on Freud's dick.