Pee vandalism

[mortensikaa 2]

Hi, I know the topic has been discussed earlier but it is still worth a discussion.

What do you consider pee vandalism? Is it really ruining someting with pee or just peeing in the public pool?

Please also share your stories.

 

Love to hear.

 

 

[88mphArtist 920]

13 minutes ago, mortensikaa said:

Hi, I know the topic has been discussed earlier but it is still worth a discussion.

What do you consider pee vandalism? Is it really ruining someting with pee or just peeing in the public pool?

Please also share your stories.

 

Love to hear.

 

 

I don't consider peeing in the pool to be pee vandalism. I feel like everybody does it, even if they won't admit it, and it gets diluted anyway so no one's the victim of the vandalism. To me, it's ruining someone's stuff with pee, or leaving a mess for others to clean up. One of my fun pastimes is pissing all over public bathrooms and getting the mess everywhere 😁 I enjoy knowing others will have to clean up my mess. More extreme vandalism would be pissing all over hotel carpets, under furniture, soaking the bare mattresses, etc, and peeing all over fitting rooms and wiping with unbought store clothes. In both cases you're leaving a big mess, and possibly a stain if the fitting room is carpeted. I haven't done either of those last two... yet 😏

As far as stories go, the most naughty pee vandalism I've engaged in is finding an unlocked soap dispenser at my university campus and half-filling it with my yellow piss 😈💦 You can find the video on my profile if you're interested, but my heart was racing the whole time and you can notice the camera shaking a little haha

I enjoy chatting about pee vandalism, so thanks for the topic. Similarly, I'd love to hear any stories you may have on the topic 💛

[thisguy20 868]

I agree with 88mphArtist, peeing in a pool isn't "pee vandalism"; I would make the same assessment of peeing in a fountain and/or peeing in a sink.

Peeing on the floor of a public bathroom...I wouldn't exactly call it "pee vandalism" since nothing it going to get damaged, but I do have an issue with the idea of making someone who gets paid next to nothing have to clean up the mess.

[gldenwetgoose 20,205]

Out of curiosity I've just looked up the definition of vandalism which according to Oxford Languages is a noun "action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property."

So I'm sort of considering from this that deliberately peeing somewhere which leaves a lasting stain - like a carpet, wooden floor, seat or bedding would definitely be classed as vandalism.  The same for regularly peeing on a potted plant until it withered.

Perhaps also peeing somewhere where is causes someone to have to undertake some restorative maintenance or temporarily closes a facility could be classed as vandalism too - perhaps peeing on a taxi seat or a supermarket aisle where it can't be used again until cleaned up.  In the case of the floor in a public bathroom - if it's left until next time it's cleaned and people carry on using the facility, walking through your puddle it could be argued that you haven't caused damage or destruction - so is it even vandalism?

Similarly unless someone spotted your yellow cloud in the pool and closed the whole facility then I'd say it's not vandalism either. 

 

[88mphArtist 920]

2 hours ago, gldenwetgoose said:

In the case of the floor in a public bathroom - if it's left until next time it's cleaned and people carry on using the facility, walking through your puddle it could be argued that you haven't caused damage or destruction - so is it even vandalism?

I think the exception to this is when peeing all over toilet paper that will have to be replaced, rendering it unusable for the next person

[Bacardi 9,018]

When I think of vandalism a few things come to mind: Ruining something completely that can't be fixed. That train of thought took me to peeing on things like books and electronics, you know, things that would become unusable. I felt a little bit better about my naughty pees until I realized that spraying graffiti is also considered to be vandalism, which is something that can be cleaned off and restored. So by that logic naughty pees on carpets and inside of cars and so on would be classified as vandalism. I suppose if you peed over the same patch of carpet many many times the base would be ruined and would need to be completely replaced. 

So, I agree with others that peeing somewhere where someone else is going to have to clean up after you is considered to be vandalism, and so is peeing on something that would render it completely unusable. 

[alicexxx 588]

7 hours ago, Bacardi said:

When I think of vandalism a few things come to mind: Ruining something completely that can't be fixed. That train of thought took me to peeing on things like books and electronics, you know, things that would become unusable. I felt a little bit better about my naughty pees until I realized that spraying graffiti is also considered to be vandalism, which is something that can be cleaned off and restored. So by that logic naughty pees on carpets and inside of cars and so on would be classified as vandalism. I suppose if you peed over the same patch of carpet many many times the base would be ruined and would need to be completely replaced. 

So, I agree with others that peeing somewhere where someone else is going to have to clean up after you is considered to be vandalism, and so is peeing on something that would render it completely unusable. 

 

15 hours ago, 88mphArtist said:

I think the exception to this is when peeing all over toilet paper that will have to be replaced, rendering it unusable for the next person

I completely agree with you on everything. As far as I'm concerned, I add that the sensation of enjoyment is as much greater as the guilty conscience ...

[88mphArtist 920]

22 minutes ago, alicexxx said:

As far as I'm concerned, I add that the sensation of enjoyment is as much greater as the guilty conscience ...

I feel the same way. It turns me on so much to know that others will be left to clean up my naughty messes that it overrides any guilt I may feel. It's just so enjoyable and thrilling to make my mark. I guess you could say my horniness gets the best of me 😜Glad to hear that feeling is shared

[rann 669]

Ohh pee vandalism, how I love it so. I personally haven't done anything too destructive (although a part of me would like to), but I also think that "vandalism" also has a component of intent behind it.

Most of my disrespectful pees have taken place on people's cars, usually following the lead of one of my past girlfriends (I have mentioned her briefly in one of my previous posts). For whatever reason, whenever we would be leaving somewhere, it was like a switch was flipped inside her and as soon as we would reach the parking lot, she would have to pee. Enjoying the excuse to join her for a little impromptu nudity, I would usually join her.

It started out with her simply peeing between cars and me peeing on the concrete. After a while it became her resting her ass against a car to pee (which would always send the stream backwards to run down the side) and me resting my back against it to once again pee on the concrete in front of me. Eventually, it became an expectation to pee in the parking lot and before long it had become a game to find a car and piss down its side.

We would get to the parking lot, fully intending to pee somewhere and I would ask her playfully, "okay Morgan, which car do you want to pee on this tiiime~?" She would look around for a bit with a coy grin, sometimes walk around a little, then finally pick an unfortunate victim. Normally she would flash a predatory grin that I understood to know that she had found her toilet.

The rest had become routine -- we had not only expected to do it, but we intentionally planned on it. She would slide both her denim shorts and her thong off in one motion, rest her cheeks against the vehicle and start relieving herself. Even I at this point would join the "game" and, instead of facing my back to the car, would pull out my cock and pee directly on it. Having just had two people piss over it, there would usually be a sizeable puddle at the base of whichever wall our piss was running down. Not to mention, Morgan would wipe and simply drop the tissue.

So yeah, it wouldn't have been hard to put two and two together; whoever owned the cars we pissed on could easily see the signs. Morgan especially didn't really bother hiding the evidence. But as far as damage, it wouldn't really have amounted to much -- not really very "damaging" vandalism.

But the deed itself? 100% intentional. It was a funny game to us.

[nopjans 1,142]

I think @rann has wonderfully captured the aspect of intentionality. Part of what turns me on about naughty peeing and pee vandalism is the choice to do it in the first place. When a woman who needs to pee chooses to so in a way that is unnecessarily provocative, like peeing on a car as opposed to peeing on the ground next to it it, is exciting.

[Bacardi 9,018]

1 hour ago, p1ssputz said:

I guess for me, the "intent to vandalize" isn't even that hot, because often it's just overdone, especially in videos, and it gets kind of cheesy. But the nonchalance and peeing where you're not supposed to, where it'll soak in, just because it's convenient and you want to? Yeah, that's fucking hot. Luckily, there are videos that cater to this, even if they don't always have the vandalism/inconvenience/soaking into something part as well.

Yeeeaaah. I dont like those videos where they over do it. Just a quick, quiet squat in the corner will do it for me. Likes it natural, like something that would legitimately happen in real life. Always better of she just gets up and walks away right afterword.

[Pissmarker1 98]

God I love seeing people piss all over things that hurt other people, especially public bathrooms, or anything where you can immediately see it's destroyed by pee.

[nikolajolsen 755]

https://thisvid.com/videos/she-pee-in-jacket/

Girl peeing into several openings in a jacket