xssve
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On the scale of things you share with you partner, action wise, this is trivial, i.e., after all the other things you do, why would pissing together seem like such a big deal? I'm not even sure, I can take it or leave it, it can be very hot, but it is one of those things we're hard wired to feel ashamed of and keep private, i.e., peeing yourself anytime after you're out of diapers is going to invite criticism, that can stick with you - it's one of the very first things we are taught to exercise self control about. On the other hand, I used to get into pissing contests with my friends, see who could pee the furthest, and it was sort of a male bonding thing, albeit, in competitive form, and, of course, it was terribly titillating if you happened to see a girl go pee. I hope this doesn't violate the TOS, but it happens that a lot of associations you make about this go back to the pre-sexual stage of development, when libidinal urges are sort of nebulous, and non-specific: you just know something is happening, and my earliest fantasies involved peeing, and if I recall: early sexual arousal was very much associated with the urge to piss, and it's still one of the top ten feelings of gratification, when you really have to take a huge piss, and you finally get to the bathroom - there's times I have to smoke a cig afterwards, lol. Climbing the rope in Gym class for example was I think a lot of peoples first sexual experience: we used to all have a good laugh when some poor girl would get halfway up the rope, freeze and weakly slide down, her face red, but half the guys had woodies by time they got down, fucking gym teachers are sadists, lol, but the point was, half the embarrassment was that you thought you were gonna pee yourself. Ultimately, it's an intimate act, it makes you vulnerable, and very taboo, for others it's just taking a whiz.
< Message edited by xssve -- 1/26/2011 5:31:42 AM >
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