Someone you know

[Spot24 27]

I often wonder what I would do if I met someone in my day to day life, maybe even a server in a shop or someone on a bus, that I recognised from a pee or porn video online, or saw someone I already knew in a video. Would I say something or pretend I did not recognise them?

Has this even happened to you? And if so What did you do?

 

Edited October 9, 2023 by Spot24

[Carb0nBased 520]

It would depend on how I know this person. If it's someone I know through work, particularly with whom I directly interact and/or is in some sort of hierarchical relationship with me, or if it's someone I deal with in a client/professional sort of relationship (like a doctor I'm seeing, a therapist, a career counselor, etc.), then I'd try to ignore it as much as possible when I'm around the person. The more serious the circumstances in which I interact with this person, the less I want to picture the person in a pee video. However, if it was a friend of a friend, or someone I run into sometimes at a coffee shop, etc., I'd probably try to get to know the person to where I can eventually drop some hints.

[Alfresco 11,008]

I think for me it would also depend on the circumstances of the video.   If the video was one where the person was obviously performing for the camera and knew that the video would be shared online, or where it was obvious that she was enjoying it, then I would probably be happy to talk to them about it because it would seem that there wouldn't be any issue with them knowing of my interest and it might lead to a good conversation.  However, if it was a video from a hidden camera where they probably didn't know they had even been filmed, let alone posted online then I would avoid saying anything.

I also agree with the comments from @Carb0nBased in that I probably wouldn't say anything if my relationship with the person was a formal business relationship.

[likewetting 115]

It depends on whether or not I think I would like to interact with that person. If it is a person I could hang out with, and the person in the video seems to be into the same thing as me, than absolutely! Would love to talk with someone in real life about this.

[steve25805 121,332]

In all honesty, if I saw someone I knew - a work colleague perhaps, or someone who works in the local store I sometimes shop in, anything like that - in a pee porn video, I would be delighted in such secret knowledge. But I would still feel obliged to keep it to myself. I would never want to make her feel uncomfortable by letting her know that I know about it. This would be especially so if she were half my age. She would never know I knew about it.

The only time it could make a difference would be if we were engaging in flirtation, heading in the direction of a sexual relationship or encounter. In these circumstances I would feel less inhibited than I otherwise would be in dropping hints about an interest in peeing.

[gldenwetgoose 20,266]

I think @steve25805, @Carb0nBased & @Alfresco have hit it on the nail there for me too.

Me engaging in discussion with someone on the topic of their pee content would be first of all throttled back by two factors.    First of all how much I'm prepared to discuss that I've got that interest / kink / fetish so in most settings where I want to keep my private interests and my work / social / family life separate then I'm probably just going to get a quiet warm feeling from knowing I'm interacting with 'that' person.

Secondly comes down to whether it's an appropriate conversation to have with them. They also have their own lives and I'm not going to assume that because they were in a video that they're a 24/7 porn exhibit. They're fully entitled to go about their own business without being stalked.  If circumstances worked out I may just let them know I'd really enjoyed their content, but not push it any more - unless it was clear they wanted to take the conversation that way.

[Spot24 27]

Thanks everyone for your responses so far. I agree with what you are all saying.

I was thing, if I did meet someone I recognised from a video I might say something like "Have we met before?" or "Do I know you from somewhere?" and judge their reaction to gauge if they are interested in striking up a conversation or not.

[Fan of girls peeing 90]

For me it will depend on who it is and where it is as well as their age and stuff. If I see someone big from Sneakypee then I may also say something like hey how are you I think you seem familiar like I might have seen you somewhere. Or I might even say something else like hey what's up Vickie if I see Vickie from Sneakypee somewhere lol. I am sure those pee models don't use their real names for their pee model online personas. I think the best way for you to let them know about you knowing about their pee videos and that you yourself are into the fetish is by calling them by their pee porn model names. That way you wouldn't literally tell her that you are into the fetish herself. But of course if you refer to some sneakypee model by her pee porn model name then she will figure out that you are into the fetish just like her and also that you know about her pee videos and the Sneakypee site. How they will react to you calling them by their pee porn model names might depend on their personality and  mood and where you say it and how you say it as well as the number of people also present there. I think it would be better to meet them in a place where only like two of you are there at least when you and the pee porn model are like within a feet away from each other,  that way if she wants to have a chat with you then she can and it will give both of you privacy too.  But like others have said don't make it too obvious do not pass any vulgar or rude comments. And don't act like she's an object either. Avoid saying or doing anything that would upset her. 

And maybe after saying something like hey Vickie how are you to Vickie from Sneakypee you might get mixed reactions. But I wouldn't do anything more like no touching them in anyway or even trying to get a handshake and no autographs or selfies either. And no making any moves on them either and also you must act normal around them too, don't get too excited. But I also think that if you meet a female pee porn site model in person then it would also be a good idea to observe her behavior for a minute or two before approaching her. If she seems friendly then try to approach her but still act normal and don't get too excited and if she gives vibes of arrogance and not being too friendly then probably don't approach her. 

And if it's a non model girl from like home made pee videos then be even more cautious. 

 

Edited October 11, 2023 by Fan of girls peeing

[LadyP 260]

I met someone and heard they were in porn, so I searched for their work out of curiosity. This person wasn't my preferred gender and I wasn't attracted to them, more so curious than anything. 

I found a couple videos, pretty standard porn with nothing out of the ordinary. I never mentioned anything to them or anyone else.

[Kirby23 781]

I found out through a friend that a friend-of-a-friend's wife does amateur porn (probably onlyfans or similar?) as a side hustle. 

I looked the friend-of-a-friend up on Facebook, and his wife is indeed attractive. I definitely would've looked up her porn, but I wouldn't even know where to start. For example, I know her name in real life, but not her online name/persona. 

So I just kind of gave up. 

[Horse_water 527]

If I like their content and personality I would try to get to know them. I don't think I would ever share my knowledge of their videos etc because that sets a weird unpleasant tone but I would eventually share my interest after developing a relationship. Nobody wants to come off as creepy and stalkerish but when the opportunity arises to make a friend in the game it should not be squandered.

[Misslittlecutie1 291]

A few years ago I was watching a few different pee videos and actually came upon my coworker’s client. I like watching amateur porn so when I saw her I had to double take. It was for sure her. I never wanted to make it a weird situation for my coworker or to give him a reason to find her online so I never told him. I really enjoyed her videos as she made quite a few pee ones but I didn’t want to expose her like that to people who knew her. 

Edited October 27, 2023 by Misslittlecutie1

[likesToLick 9,826]

On 10/27/2023 at 2:41 PM, Misslittlecutie1 said:

It was for sure her. I never wanted to make it a weird situation for my coworker or to give him a reason to find her online so I never told him. I really enjoyed her videos as she made quite a few pee ones but I didn’t want to expose her like that to people who knew her. 

I think you did the right thing to be discreet about it.  Making her activities known to other people could easily mess up the other parts of her life,  or get her a lot of unwanted attention from bad people.

I do love the idea of becoming real life friends with someone who shares our interests,  but it would be very difficult to make that first open contact with them without seeming like a creepy stalker.