Does the amount of security cameras around deter your public peeing habits?

[Justanormalguy 513]

It seems like everywhere I go, rather it be a store parking lot, a building stairwell, apartment complex, random parking lots, etc always have security cameras nowadays. It seems like almost everywhere I go I’m being watched from some camera somewhere. I find this incredibly annoying. I’m not scared to pee in public places as long as I’m hidden from having people blatantly see my front but I can’t help but look around for cameras almost everytime I need to go somewhere. I’m sure I’ve missed one or I’ve seen it and tried to hide but didn’t hide well enough and I’ve been seen on camera pissing away somewhere. I know those cameras aren’t there to catch someone pissing, I know they are there to deter assaults, robberies, violent crimes and acts, etc, which is good in my mind, but I hate how they deter me from peeing sometimes. In a parking lot or something it’s literally nothing for a guy to take a piss and leave a puddle that will dry up so I really doubt they would ever write down my license plate or post the video or something to that effect but it’s just very annoying. I can’t even imagine how freeing it must’ve been back in the day when there weren’t hidden security cameras in every corner. Back then, if nobody caught you pissing, there would be zero possible repercussions if you left a puddle somewhere. 
 

I drive and deliver to places for my job, and there have been times I peed places on the job nowadays, now that I’ve gotten so used to peeing whenever I need to go. But it’s only been a couple of times, when I have confirmed there is absolutely no cameras or people that could possibly see me. That would be such an embarrassing way to get fired having a video sent to your boss of you pissing against an apartment complex wall or in a parking lot. Me delivering to businesses and apartments all day has made me realize just how many cameras there are. They are literally everywhere these days! I don’t want to take the chance and have to defend myself but I just imagine back in the day before cameras I would’ve been pissing in so many places I deliver to.

 

What is your take on security cameras nowadays in regards to your peeing habits? Does it deter you or do you just not care? Do any of you have any stories of being caught and exposed or anything of that regard?

[Alfresco 7,934]

CCTV is prolific without a doubt and yes, I tend to try to avoid peeing directly in front of a camera and it does put me off peeing in some “naughty” places, but for the most part, private CCTV is rarely actively monitored in real time but would only be reviewed in the event of a crime.   It is highly unlikely that anyone is going to find a pee puddle in a car park or alley and then spend time trawling through video to find footage of who left it.   Even if they did, the chances of finding out who it was on that video would be pretty small.

However, I think I would be even more careful if you are a delivery person with uniform and marked van that can be identified.  I would probably stick to finding quiet parking areas or by the side of the road rather peeing right by a building with cameras.

You might like this thread, whose title doesn’t immediately highlight that it covers CCTV, but it’s main discussion is about avoiding Being caught on CCTV.

 

[MonsterKane46 82]

I don't think I've ever just pissed openly in the street where CCTV could spot me. I tend to look for dumpsters or trees I can duck behind in public otherwise I restrict outside activities to my own back yard

[Girllikespee 1,704]

Yes it does restrict my peeing in public. In my city there are cameras everywhere. It's extremely hard to find a safe quiet spot to pee, especially as a lady.

[Bacardi 3,716]

Absolutely yes. 

I dont pee in public at all because I am not trying to be on anyone cctv footage anywhere peeing where I shouldn't be. For a while i was into cctv pees and did some googling, and there are news articles about shop and property owners shaming those who pee publicly. Not to mention those that end up on pornographic websites, or people with smart phones who will record me. I would just prefer to share my pees with the internet on my own terms. If they have to be in my own boring home then so be it.

[Kupar 6,903]

2 hours ago, Bacardi said:

Absolutely yes. 

I dont pee in public at all because I am not trying to be on anyone cctv footage anywhere peeing where I shouldn't be. For a while i was into cctv pees and did some googling, and there are news articles about shop and property owners shaming those who pee publicly. Not to mention those that end up on pornographic websites, or people with smart phones who will record me. I would just prefer to share my pees with the internet on my own terms. If they have to be in my own boring home then so be it.

Perfectly understandable. But don't rule out hiking trail pees in the wilderness 😊

[janny-ammerson 22]

On 6/24/2022 at 10:36 AM, Alfresco said:

CCTV is prolific without a doubt and yes, I tend to try to avoid peeing directly in front of a camera and it does put me off peeing in some “naughty” places, but for the most part, private CCTV is rarely actively monitored in real time but would only be reviewed in the event of a crime.   It is highly unlikely that anyone is going to find a pee puddle in a car park or alley and then spend time trawling through video to find footage of who left it.   Even if they did, the chances of finding out who it was on that video would be pretty small.

However, I think I would be even more careful if you are a delivery person with uniform and marked van that can be identified.  I would probably stick to finding quiet parking areas or by the side of the road rather peeing right by a building with cameras.

You might like this thread, whose title doesn’t immediately highlight that it covers CCTV, but it’s main discussion is about avoiding Being caught on CCTV.

 

I don't care.

[jmatthews1995 2,421]

I think the fact there is so much CCTV is part of the reason we have no longer got wetting videos like British Extreme or Hightide. Everything is recorded and people can be shamed all over the internet using the footage. 😣

[Sexismygod 1,307]

I don't think the presence of CCTV "deters" me, but I definitely take them into account when assessing a location.

In reality, I think I take it as a challenge.  The cameras are there to prevent bad behaviour.  I want to be naughty.  There's a clear me versus them vibe.  As I walk away from my puddle, I have a distinct feeling of triumph.  As well as a sexy, horny tingle. 

[Justanormalguy 513]

17 hours ago, Bacardi said:

Absolutely yes. 

I dont pee in public at all because I am not trying to be on anyone cctv footage anywhere peeing where I shouldn't be. For a while i was into cctv pees and did some googling, and there are news articles about shop and property owners shaming those who pee publicly. Not to mention those that end up on pornographic websites, or people with smart phones who will record me. I would just prefer to share my pees with the internet on my own terms. If they have to be in my own boring home then so be it.

I agree, it’s so annoying. Like I don’t want to come back to some place I pissed and they recognize me or my car from a video they’ve viewed and posted or something. In my post I talked about back in the day when security cameras weren’t even close to as popular or even around. Back then I would’ve been pissing in every corner, staircase and on any wall I could! As long as nobody passing by got a good glimpse you could just get away with leaving a puddle anywhere i can imagine, because once you do it nobody would be any the wiser who pissed there, they would just know someone did.

[SnakeFace 39]

It used to deter me, especially being afraid of being arrested or something from peeing in front of security cameras, but in my experience, nothing will happen if you do, especially so if it is anywhere outdoors. Cameras used to feel like someone is just staring at you, but I think the reality is more that nobody is actively watching it and it is just recording in the event of a serious crime. Even if they have someone hired to always watch security cameras, I bet there's a good chance they are currently doing something else or on their phone, considering how boring looking at cameras for such a long time would be.

[MonsterKane46 82]

28 minutes ago, SnakeFace said:

It used to deter me, especially being afraid of being arrested or something from peeing in front of security cameras, but in my experience, nothing will happen if you do, especially so if it is anywhere outdoors. Cameras used to feel like someone is just staring at you, but I think the reality is more that nobody is actively watching it and it is just recording in the event of a serious crime. Even if they have someone hired to always watch security cameras, I bet there's a good chance they are currently doing something else or on their phone, considering how boring looking at cameras for such a long time would be.

yeah thats true.

[Maclir 397]

One place that I regularly pee outdoors has security cameras - it is a large self-storage place, where the model railroad club I belong to rents a unit that has our club layout in.  As well as the storage units, there is also outdoor parking for people to store their RVs and business to park trucks.  I will often (because it's a 45 minute drive back home) have a pee before I drive home, and I usually park my car next to a large dumpster - so if I open the passenger side door, I can stand next to the open door, and I look as if I'm getting something out from that side of my car.  In reality, I've unzipped my fly, and I'm peeing on the ground.  Even if I could be seen by one of the cameras, all they would see is my back, leaning over and looking into my car.  Nothing suspicious about that at all - and I doubt the puddle I left would be visible.  Knowing that I could be seen adds to the excitement though

[Maclir 397]

And here's a photo I took a bit earlier today, demonstrating what I described above.

[James_erased 386]

I can’t say it in any way deters me from doing one of the things I love most - enjoying a nice, exhilarating piss in public. I’ll of course look around to see if there is any CCTV present, and usually if so, I’ll just find another spot. Maybe if I’m rather drunk I’ll just piss anyway (without checking first), under the basis the cameras are incredibly unlikely to be checked anyway. 

[Mac080758 4]

Yes

[Brian777 14]

I’m from New York City. Everywhere has cameras, but I’ve found alleys and some parking garages are safe havens. I also don’t really think they care too much due to the homeless population 

[Wolfpee 155]

Sometimes a need is a must. There a park that has cctv and a block of toilets and it was a popular park. I peed in the car park many times cos one: toilets is always locked for some reason. Two: I do it behind bush blocking my down areas and pee. I am unsure which way the cctv is facing and sometimes if I can hold it I will walk way out of the way and hide behind something, but I know they don’t do much during the day. Night time however is a different story. More likely have eyes on you. 
 

I can’t remember any other times but I do remember seeing cctvs in toilets. 

[wettingman 274]

Since I don't want to be arrested, absolutely yes. I have long wanted to pee off a high point creating a long stream of pee loudly splashing preferably into water below. But opportunities to do so have been exceedingly rare.

My ultimate goal would be to pee off the bridge over a nearby river, during a low traffic time. However, due to the security cameras  that are watching traffic and others focused on the edge to help prevent suicides I won't risk it. 

[gldenwetgoose 13,997]

The thing with maybe 95% of CCTV (guessing wildly at percentages) is it’s not being looked at in real time, or even if it is then if you’re not drawing attention to yourself you won’t get spotted. 

So for example in a multi-storey car park there could be cameras. But if you reversed into a space, opened your boot (trunk) and stood for a minute or so it wouldn’t arouse suspicion. You’d just be a motorist sorting out your boot.

I guess one aspect to be aware of is for those who return to the same spot, whether that in itself gets noticed - like an operator takes no notice of a single case of a car stopped, but noticed the same car in the same spot and looks more closely.  Or if someone notices the smell of stale piss in a certain doorway and alerts the site security who then start to watch that spot.