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For those of you in a committed relationship - Let's assume your significant other / partner is not interested in pee, and/or doesn't know about your fetish, etc. Would you cheat on your significant other in order to engage in pee-related activities?

Which activities would you be willing to do? What do you consider cheating (where do you draw the line)?

Are you more concerned with the logistics of it (I'm afraid I'd get caught) or with the ethics of it (it's wrong, regardless)?

Please feel free to add details (type of relationship, length of time in relationship, marital status, etc.).

 

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no I wouldn't.... been cheated on... it sux.... I hold the opinion if something is wrong in relationship then talk it through and if you can't fix it just be an adult about it and end it so you can both move on without the hard feelings that come from cheating 

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I've been in a committed relationship for 15+ years with a woman who is very much not into my fetish. So it's something I've thought about from time-to-time. Not in terms of "Should I cheat on her?" but more in terms of "if a situation presented itself, how far would I go?"

I watch pee porn, I've talked to female friends about pee-related topics, and I frequent this site, none of which I consider cheating.

But let's say I had an oppourtunity to watch a girl pee. Would I do it? Probably. Is it cheating? I don't know, it depends on the specifics. Is she a stranger? Is it a friend at a party? (etc.)

I just think it's an interesting topic to mull over.

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well I define cheating as having sex with or indulging in cyber sex with another person .... however I do also consider kissing someone else to be cheating.... if my gf said "so I watched this guy take a piss" I wouldn't consider that to be cheating unless she sucked his dick or something afterwards... 

But everyone is different and has different standards so yeah it's an interesting topic

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Definitely not. Being in a relationship means that your significant other puts a huge part of his live in your hands, because he trusts you with it, and cheating leaves scars on a soul that sometimes never heal. That sounds melodramatic but is just the truth. I think love means to care for somebody else's feelings, not just my own. How could I do to someone the most hurtful thing a partner could possibly do and still pretend to love him? It would make of me a person I don't want to be. And this is what cheating is to me: Doing things of which I know they would hurt my partner and deny him the right to make his own decission about it by not even telling him, which means lying.

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Some very interesting considerations in this thread. So assuming you are in a longterm relation with a significant other. This person does not share your interest in pee and doesn't want to get involved. Now, where is the limit, what is ok, what isn't?

From experience, everyone has their own definition of what cheating is and what love means. Is it cheating to watch someone else when it turns you (or your partner)? Does cheating involve interaction with a third person? What kind of interaction?

It can be hard to discuss these points with a partner. At the beginning, you don't want to risk the budding relationship, and later you take things for granted and routines are hard to change. Now assume my girlfriend were not into peeing and would not want to participate, not let me watch etc. In that case, the only option she'd have would be to accept me enjoying my fetish without her. We'd need to negotiate what that means: only fantasies? written stories? visual porn, only stills or also video? this forum? contact with like-minded people? secretly or openly watching others pee? having a piss-play only relationship beside her?

Many difficult questions and a hard compromise to make. But it would have to be a compromise with both sides giving. After all, what is love? It is not only not hurting your partner, it is also understanding your partner and granting them the liberties they need to be happy. But love can't last if you don't love yourself, if you don't respect your own feelings, if you are not aware of your own limits. And for my part, I would not be able to deny my fascination for peeing women. I'd be lying if I pretended otherwise. My partner would have a right to know about this limit and I would respect her feelings about it, but if she were not at all interested in living this kink together, she'd need to grant me some way out. I'd be happy to compromise elsewhere.

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8 hours ago, Alpian said:

We'd need to negotiate what that means: only fantasies? written stories? visual porn, only stills or also video? this forum? contact with like-minded people? secretly or openly watching others pee? having a piss-play only relationship beside her?

Like that. Talk is key. If she knows, it's not cheating, and you can commune what's ok and if you both want to continue the relationship on these terms or not. Of course breaking up hurts as well, but at least it's honest and you would know she isn't the right partner for you then, and won't be using her under false pretense. But maybe you will be surprised what's possible in a relationship based on trust.

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I've been lucky enough to find a partner who, while he's not into it, is willing to let me go on him or our floors as long as it's just us and we clean up right away, but even if he wasn't, I'd never even consider cheating to satisfying that kink. 

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I want to add that I have no interest in being peed on or in peeing on someone else despite what I write about in fictional stories (they're fiction) and my interest in seeing girls pee on the floor can be easily satisfied on pornhub so I'd never cheat on someone just because they're not into pee

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Trust is key here I think. My partner isn’t in to it, knows I talk to others online and that I’ve met a couple of people in person. Know where to draw a line - the line in our case is full on sex. Pee stuff isn’t really seen as cheating maybe because to her it’s not at all sexual. That said the opportunity hasn’t really come up for a long time.

We do have a more relaxed relationship than some I’m sure but it works for us.

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Maybe polyamory is a solution to this. It is becoming more popular, at least among young people. For those who can do it, if your partner isn't into pee, you can stay committed to that partner while looking for another partner who is. Some people feel that they can be committed to more than one person. I feel that way.

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3 hours ago, Ilovepeestains said:

Maybe polyamory is a solution to this. It is becoming more popular, at least among young people.

If everyone involved is okay with it, why not? I see nothing wrong in living however you want, as long as you're not deceiving someone.

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Wow, now this is an interesting question!

Long-term married (25+ years), partner not into fetishes and we've only done "straight" sex on the bed. She has a very low sex drive so we don't do much.

Early on in our relationship I worked the topic of fetishes (of all types!) into various conversations to see her reaction, but the responses made it clear she thought stuff was weird and she didn't want to try anything. The suggestions were all "what about trying..." rather than "I'm interested in..." and as a result of her negative responses, I have never revealed my direct pee fetish although she is well aware that I don't mind peeing anywhere when we are out-n-about in the countryside.

So what would I consider to be "cheating" in my circumstances?

If I had a pee session with someone else, where we just openly played around without getting it on each other (this could be peeing anywhere or wetting ourselves), the answer is no.

If we peed on each other (e.g. on legs) it would probably be a sexual turn-on and depends on where it went from there. If we did nothing together (but masturbated later in private) in a way it's similar to watching porn. If it progressed into personal masturbation but together that is a grey area and it would depend on whether we were lost in our own fantasies, or actively watching each other and engaging in our shared experience. Mutual masturbation is a sexual relationship and over the line.

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On 5/5/2023 at 4:01 AM, walanuk said:

Trust is key here I think. My partner isn’t in to it, knows I talk to others online and that I’ve met a couple of people in person. Know where to draw a line - the line in our case is full on sex. Pee stuff isn’t really seen as cheating maybe because to her it’s not at all sexual. That said the opportunity hasn’t really come up for a long time.

We do have a more relaxed relationship than some I’m sure but it works for us.

This seems like the ideal arrangement. Honestly, what are you supposed to do when you have a fetish? If I had a partner with a foot thing, I'd have no problem with them doing whatever people, with foot things do, with other foot people. That being said, I'd try to meet their foot needs as sincerely as I could. But if I couldn't, I'd leave it to an expert.

I feel like if I had a piss partner and my everything else partner was cool with it, then my sexual and romantic attraction to my everything else partner would be through the roof. 

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13 hours ago, PissDude said:

...I assume if I met a woman who was into the same thing I am, I’d find a way to keep it related to pissing but not sex so it’s not adultery. I hope. My wife loved me at the lowest point of my life after my divorce and that of all things deserves loyalty.

@PissDude Man, I can relate to so much of this. I met my wife when I was at the lowest point of my life, going through an awful divorce. She was there for me when I needed it most, and I'll never forget it. 

That's why when she doesn't understand my fetish (or kink shames me), it hurts, but I don't think I'd ever do anything to hurt her (e.g. cheat).

The farthest I'll go is talking about it with other women (female friends, etc.). Not about a fetish per se, just about pee in general (funny stories, etc.).

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On 5/6/2023 at 2:07 AM, beachmom said:

Guilty, he's just not into it at all and it turns me on intensely.

@beachmomI'd be interested to hear more if you care to share. Was it a one-time thing or more regular? How did the topic arise, to lead to the situation in the first place? What types of activities did you partake in?

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I absolutely love my wife and would never do anything that I thought would harm her or our relationship.   Having said that, I cannot help but have a fascination with peeing and in particular of ladies peeing outside.   I have told my wife this, she doesn't really understand the fascination, but whilst she generally will do anything to avoid peeing outside where there is even a tiny chance of being caught, she has peed outside when totally desperate and I have told her how much that excited me.   She has indulged me multiple times, but it is far from common.

We have discussed the situation of other ladies peeing outside and I've told her that I also really enjoy that aspect.   Her view is the same as it is in any part of interest in other ladies - i.e. looking is fine, but no touching.   She has extended clarification on that to say that she doesn't mind if I enjoy watching women peeing, but she doesn't want to know about it.   That of course in itself limits my opportunities as I can't exactly go out on the off-chance of finding ladies peeing without justifying where I am going and why  am going there - especially when we spend the vast majority of our time either together or working.

So, if I see a woman peeing outside then I enjoy the view.   I would not consider that to be cheating.   However, That's as far as it goes.   If I were to start meeting up with the same lady multiple times just to see her peeing then I would think that crossed the line of trust between my wife and I and that is when it would be considered cheating.   Also, I would never get another girl to pee on me or do anything that she wasn't doing anyway.    The nearest I would go in that direction would be that if by some chance I saw some girls outside and they asked me if there were any toilets, then I might possibly advise them that there were no toilets, but suggest places that they might go and maybe I would offer to keep watch or stand guard for them.   I don't think I'd really be persuading them to do something that they were not going to do (what option would they have?) but I might be steering the situation so that I got to enjoy being there when they did pee.

I think the nearest I have got to that is when kayaking with a group and a lady who was new to the group had been holding her pee all day and we had just got off the river and were first up to the car park with our kayaks.   She commented that she was glad to be at the end because she really needed to pee.  I pointed out that the toilets in the car park were locked and it would be at least another half an hour for everyone to assemble, get changed, get the boats loaded and then another half an hour back to base and the toilets.   She was very disturbed to find this out, so I suggested that she could pee in her wetsuit where she was stood, before everyone got back to the cars and it would run down her leg and out of the bottom.  She wasn't immediately keen but could see it was a good option.   I also pointed out that others were starting to approach so if she wanted to avoid drawing attention then now would be a good time.   She stood between too cars and I watched as a puddle grew around her feet.  She thanked me profusely for my understanding and said it felt a whole lot better.  We then stood one of the kayaks up on end with the drain bung removed to make a larger puddle which was less obviously the result of someone peeing between cars.   

I have also engaged in conversation with ladies who were peeing outside on a night out - usually starting by apologising for intruding and then putting them at ease if they were embarrassed about having been discovered peeing.  Sometimes offering a tissue, sometimes having a laugh at the size of puddle and that it looked like they really needed to go.   I don't consider any of that to be cheating as it is just enjoying what is in front of me - not taking any names or numbers, no touching or sexual interaction.  

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I am very curious about women’s pe streams since I can only appreciate the amazing sounds of them. I have fantasized of getting opportunities to feel women peeing but question myself if I would really take advantage of the opportunity. I have shared with my wife my fascination and enjoyment of listening to women peeing and she has told me many times that it is weird. Also, she considers peeing a dirty task. To add to my potential mental struggle in many cases looking often is not a relationship crime, but in order for me to look means touching because I am totally blind. So, touching the person would be crossing that line, but feeling a pee stream is not touching a person?

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