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ORIGINAL: SFDoctorateDOM

For those women who have ever had this done to them, I would like to know: Could you feel it when it happened? Did you find it exciting and arousing? If so, what about it pleased you?

For those who have never had this done to them, how do you feel about the idea?

SFDoctorateDOM

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ORIGINAL: SFDoctorateDOM

I agree with HappyPervert. The only reason men don't usually urinate with a hardon is because it is pointing up, which makes it hard to get the urine into a toilet. It is NOT painful. Don't know where all this disinformation comes from. There is some restriction of the flow due to the erection, but it is neither impossible nor painful.

As someone pointed out, it is the humiliation aspect which is one of the major points of the exercise. It's no more disgusting than analingus, or facials in my humble opinion. When used to describe a sex act, do you know what "disgusting" means? It means "I would not do it."

If you don't believe me, ask a fundamentalist Christian about giving head and swallowing. Or Boston society dames about public "discreet sex"; or Pee Wee Herman about masturbating at home with no one around or Pope Benedict about birth control and abortion. Hell, there are societies that consider anything but missionary position sex with your wife a perversion. This is the last site I would expect people to label someone else's kinks "disgusting". There is not a person alive whose sexual tastes are not considered abberant and repulsive by someone else.

And that INCLUDES people who abstain from all sex. Now for ME, I think that is disgusting.

Well, since that little post created such a firestorm, I won't even mention my sex practices involving a jar of mayonaise, an iguana, a tube of Preparation H and George W. Bush. Nope. Just not going there.

SFDoctorateDOM

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ORIGINAL: rosanegra

Around my college campus we summarize this into one simple phrase.

"Don't, 'yuck,' someone else's, 'yum.'" 

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ORIGINAL: sub4hire

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2) Personally, I don't find the idea disgusting or alarming. We've discussed it (but not tried it yet). I might post something on it once we have.

I don't find it disgusting or alarming. If someone wants to allow themselves to have unprotected sex, then so be it. Less people in the world the better the way I see it. Having someone pee into your colon is the same as unprotected sex. As we learned earlier pee is sterile..but my pee is not sterile to you as yours is not to me.
It has a lot of nasties in it.
I also find it quite comical that those who happen to like it a lot are people who just recently joined and have yet to post on the board's with the exception of this single thread.

Just little things I notice.

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ORIGINAL: Bearlee

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ORIGINAL: rosanegra

Around my college campus we summarize this into one simple phrase.

"Don't, 'yuck,' someone else's, 'yum.'" 

Yeah!!!   Talk about ewwwwwwwww...   Rudeness sucks!

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ORIGINAL: slave4mzpatti

Just a side note here. It is a documented fact that a woman got pregnant from a bullet that passed thru a solders balls and went into the woman.

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ORIGINAL: BlkTallFullfig

Now wondering how dangerous or painful it would be to insert a catheter into an erect penis?? Anyone ever done that?? M

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ORIGINAL: imtempting

I have not read every page but what do you get from peeing in someones bottom? Im perverted but thats just wrong.

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ORIGINAL: GRSwitch7BB

Hi - new here, but hoped to add to debate/discussion.

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1. Confusion about urinating while erect may stem from medical knowledge that urination is impossible during normal, healthy ejaculation due to reflex closure of the bladder neck (i.e. pre-prostatic sphincter) to prevent retrograde ejaculation. (Ejaculation in men: a dynamic endorectal ultrasonographical study.). I've found no evidence to support that urination not possible with erection, regardless of its rigidity.

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2. Regarding the potential safety concerns of this endeavor, it would certainly not be advisable to hold significant amounts of urine in one's rectum or colon for extended periods of time, especially if it's done on a regular basis (few times per week?). The reason is that, as it's been stated before, the rectum/colon are quite permeable and absorption of significant quantities of elements in the urine can cause dangerous electrolyte imbalances. This is a well-described complication in people who've undergone cystectomy (removal of urinary bladder) and have had urine flow surgically diverted into their colons. (Electrolyte and acid base imbalance in patients with rectosigmoid bladder.)