Peeing at a railway station?

[knarf11 75]

When I was still working for a living, I commuted by train into the nearest city. The journey took an hour and a quarter.  I used to travel with friends I met as a result of travelling regularly.  Two of these were women.  One was April, a lady in her late 50s.  Most days when we arrived at the destination I would see her make a quick exit to the Ladies toilets.  One morning we were waiting for a delayed train.  It was a dark morning and April arrived almost exactly at the departure time.  She noticed the train was late and before she saw us she walked to the end of the platform down the ramp into the dark.  She returned about 2 minutes later.  I can only assume that she went for a pee in the dark, may be she was late up and missed her morming pee?  Pity I could not see anything!

[Alfresco 11,683]

Can't think of any other reason for that behaviour - especially as it was a dark area and the timing was about right for a wee break.

I used to know someone who was a guard on the railway and she was on a train out of Waterloo late one Friday evening.  The toilets were out of action and multiple people were complaining to her about the lack of toilets.  She went on the PA system and announced to the train that she was sorry for the lack of available toilets on the train and understood that several people were in need.   She said that she would hold the train at Clapham Junction to allow them to find their relief, but that she couldn't hold the train for more than 3 minutes, so people would need to make use of the facilities on the platform as there wouldn't be time to get to the toilets and back!   When the train pulled into Clapham, apparently at least 20 people got off the train and peed on the platform - men and women.   I would have loved to have seen that.

[harry_jones_1975 606]

Two of my favourite hobbies, train travel and peeing. 

[knarf11 75]

2 hours ago, Alfresco said:

Can't think of any other reason for that behaviour - especially as it was a dark area and the timing was about right for a wee break.

I used to know someone who was a guard on the railway and she was on a train out of Waterloo late one Friday evening.  The toilets were out of action and multiple people were complaining to her about the lack of toilets.  She went on the PA system and announced to the train that she was sorry for the lack of available toilets on the train and understood that several people were in need.   She said that she would hold the train at Clapham Junction to allow them to find their relief, but that she couldn't hold the train for more than 3 minutes, so people would need to make use of the facilities on the platform as there wouldn't be time to get to the toilets and back!   When the train pulled into Clapham, apparently at least 20 people got off the train and peed on the platform - men and women.   I would have loved to have seen that.

I would certainly have loved to have seen that as well.  Thank you for the story

[Ms. Tito 2,411]

17 hours ago, Alfresco said:

Can't think of any other reason for that behaviour - especially as it was a dark area and the timing was about right for a wee break.

I used to know someone who was a guard on the railway and she was on a train out of Waterloo late one Friday evening.  The toilets were out of action and multiple people were complaining to her about the lack of toilets.  She went on the PA system and announced to the train that she was sorry for the lack of available toilets on the train and understood that several people were in need.   She said that she would hold the train at Clapham Junction to allow them to find their relief, but that she couldn't hold the train for more than 3 minutes, so people would need to make use of the facilities on the platform as there wouldn't be time to get to the toilets and back!   When the train pulled into Clapham, apparently at least 20 people got off the train and peed on the platform - men and women.   I would have loved to have seen that.

Fuuuuck that's amazing. I love when employees are sympathetic to customers or passengers needing to pee and saying "Just go here, I won't tell anyone."

We stan a queen.

Edited July 8, 2021 by Ms. Tito

[Alfresco 11,683]

6 hours ago, Ms. Tito said:

Fuuuuck that's amazing. I love when employees are sympathetic to customers or passengers needing to pee and saying "Just go here, I won't tell anyone."

We stan a queen.

She was totally fine with it and just thought it was funny.   Which makes me wonder whether she is not averse to peeing outside herself when the need arises.   I don't know what the people managing the station CCTV would have thought when the train pulled in and all these people got off the train to pee on the platform and then got back on.

[steamlover6 754]

In the early days of Victorian train travel trains would stop at intermediate stations on long journeys for passengers to relieve themselves on the platforms. Trains had no toilets or corridors in those days, I have a well informed book on the very subject! Men used to march towards the end of the platforms facing into the distance while ladies just stood on the platforms and let it all go under their long flowing skirts, with or without knickers! So the Clapham Junction experience is only history repeating itself, but this time with a special appeal to our members here!

[gldenwetgoose 21,550]

11 hours ago, Alfresco said:

She was totally fine with it and just thought it was funny.   Which makes me wonder whether she is not averse to peeing outside herself when the need arises.   I don't know what the people managing the station CCTV would have thought when the train pulled in and all these people got off the train to pee on the platform and then got back on.

Very possibly, which is an awesome thought in itself - I always love those thoughts that we're not alone, but that our kink may be shared by the people walking past us in the street, the waitress serving our meal and the conductor supervising our train.

Also quite likely that whilst she's employed by the train operator, she's under no illusions who's making the profits and who's overworked, underpaid and certainly not rewarded enough to take grief off desperate to pee passengers with a grievance. If they can't provide a serviceable train it's not her fault if the station ends up smelling of fresh piss.

[Alfresco 11,683]

11 hours ago, gldenwetgoose said:

Also quite likely that whilst she's employed by the train operator, she's under no illusions who's making the profits and who's overworked, underpaid and certainly not rewarded enough to take grief off desperate to pee passengers with a grievance. If they can't provide a serviceable train it's not her fault if the station ends up smelling of fresh piss.

From what she said to me, she made the decision as the best option that she could with the limited options available.   She realised that if she didn't give them some opportunity, then it would result in people not being able to hold it and deciding to pee on the seats or the floor within the train.  She wanted to avoid that situation, so if anyone from management challenged her later about her decision, then she could say she was protecting the train and decided that a bit of pee on the platform was a small consequence compared to soaked seats on the train.  However, she did say that she stood at the guards compartment door and observed the peeing - so she may well have had her own agenda.

As an aside, I was on a train that runs on a fairly rural line from Reading down to Gatwick.   When the train pulled out of Reading, the guard announced that there were no toilets in service on the train, but they would have a longer stop than usual at Guildford to allow people to use the station toilets.    I got off before Guildford, but I wonder whether people would be worried about taking too long in the toilets and the train going before they got back - especially if there were a few people who got off the train and a queue formed.   

Edited July 9, 2021 by Alfresco

[naughty_rosie 800]

Once I peed in the flowerbeds on the platform with my friends because that station had no public bathroom. Lucky us to be used to pee in the flowerbeds anyway lol

[Sarah_Hiker31 840]

8 minutes ago, naughty_rosie said:

Once I peed in the flowerbeds on the platform with my friends because that station had no public bathroom. Lucky us to be used to pee in the flowerbeds anyway lol

Haha, you pee outside a lot I assume?

[naughty_rosie 800]

15 minutes ago, Sarah_Hiker31 said:

Haha, you pee outside a lot I assume?

Exactly! Actually I've peed in the flowerbed in the park so many times that my friends call the flowerbed "Rosie's toilet" haha

[Sarah_Hiker31 840]

Lmaoo. How do you approach peeing in the flowerbed. Do others see you?

[naughty_rosie 800]

56 minutes ago, Sarah_Hiker31 said:

Lmaoo. How do you approach peeing in the flowerbed. Do others see you?

The park near my house has no proper bathroom so I can use elsewhere as my secret toilet then there is a flowerbed in the corner haha... Conveniently it looked abandoned so the plants needed watering and I needed peeing anyway lol

People doesn't seem to know there is my secret toilet in the park.

[TheAMan 248]

On 7/8/2021 at 7:06 AM, steamlover6 said:

In the early days of Victorian train travel trains would stop at intermediate stations on long journeys for passengers to relieve themselves on the platforms. Trains had no toilets or corridors in those days, I have a well informed book on the very subject! Men used to march towards the end of the platforms facing into the distance while ladies just stood on the platforms and let it all go under their long flowing skirts, with or without knickers! So the Clapham Junction experience is only history repeating itself, but this time with a special appeal to our members here!

What book is this? I'd love to read it. 

 

[knarf11 75]

On 7/8/2021 at 12:06 PM, steamlover6 said:

In the early days of Victorian train travel trains would stop at intermediate stations on long journeys for passengers to relieve themselves on the platforms. Trains had no toilets or corridors in those days, I have a well informed book on the very subject! Men used to march towards the end of the platforms facing into the distance while ladies just stood on the platforms and let it all go under their long flowing skirts, with or without knickers! So the Clapham Junction experience is only history repeating itself, but this time with a special appeal to our members here!

I would love to know which book this is.  Please let me know @steamlover6

[vpw 827]

On 7/8/2021 at 7:06 PM, steamlover6 said:

In the early days of Victorian train travel trains would stop at intermediate stations on long journeys for passengers to relieve themselves on the platforms. Trains had no toilets or corridors in those days, I have a well informed book on the very subject! Men used to march towards the end of the platforms facing into the distance while ladies just stood on the platforms and let it all go under their long flowing skirts, with or without knickers! So the Clapham Junction experience is only history repeating itself, but this time with a special appeal to our members here!

I would like to know the name of the book if possible.

[LadyP 360]

I recently traveled by local train to visit a family member. It was around an hour train ride from my home. The ride there was uneventful. When I left to go home after my visit, I got to the station only to find my train had been cancelled and the next one was 2 hours away. It was late and the station building was closed, so no toilets were available. I ended up peeing behind a truck in the parking lot because I couldn't wait. 

[Yorkshirepeefella 12]

Newbie here. Be gentle. The first time I wet myself was by pure accident on the last tube home some twenty years ago. Few too many beers (you know the story) Couldn't hold it until my stop (knowing there'd be the end of a dark platform to pee)  and just had let go in an empty carriage. What I wasn't expecting was how much I enjoyed it ! Having drunk a fair few beers it was warm, hard and a copious flow! From then on I'd regularly wet myself on the tube after nights out (though always an empty carriage I'm not that brave! ) , at the end of dark (overground) platforms secretly hoping someone was watching. 

Phew! My first post. Feels good to let it out 😊

[Pristila_GezelQ 381]

Once, I peed in the platform of a railway station this year.

It occur in February, I was early at morning in the subway and I came from a sleepover, it was the first trip of the day even the train was empty in that hour. 
In that time I was almost alone in the carriage. I was wearing a sweatshirt over a blouse and denim minishorts with open sandals below, a fresh morning. 

Waiting my train I really wants to pee, I crossed my legs and tried to entertain me with my phone. In a moment I couldn't hold it and I looking for a spot to urine in that station, finally I peed on the floor squatting down behind the stairs making a nice puddle. I wet my minishorts a little in the process, then my train arrives and I took it pretending that nothing happened.