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  1. I can always get to the point where I actually lose control and wet my pants, if I'm determined enough. Sometimes, it can take several hours (counting from the time I'm totally empty and start drinking water, soda, etc to fill up my bladder). So I have to plan it out really well. And then it can take quite a while from when I first feel like I have to pee (bladder maybe 30 percent full?) until I CAN'T hold it anymore and it starts to come out. I have a pretty strong bladder and can usually hold it for a long time, but eventually it WILL reach a point where I just can't hold it anymore. The thing is that it hurts really bad and it's exhausting to keep straining and trying to hold the pee in. I have to really be in the mood to go through all the pain and effort. If I am in the mood though, it's exciting and my favorite part is that "it's an emergency" uh oh moment when I know I just CAN'T hold it anymore and it's about to come out. There have been times where I drank a lot of water and soda to do a hold, but then changed my mind and decided to "abort" and go pee. And I noticed that even after that, I'll still be affected for a while from drinking so much and I'll have to keep going to the bathroom for a while. I guess it means my kidneys need time to catch up, and maybe I just need to start drinking earlier in the day and not try to rush it for a hold.
  2. Interesting story! But I wonder why some people are so nervous or embarrassed to say that they have to go to the bathroom. I mean, especially when you're with peers and friends. I'm not judging you, but I'm actually just wondering why. Everyone HAS to pee. The boy had to go too. When I'm with friends, whether they were guys or girls, I never felt embarrassed to say that I had to go to the bathroom and neither did they. It just wasn't a big deal.
  3. I can only remember ever wetting my pants in a completely unplanned way once - when I was a kid, around 7 years old. It happened at school, I was in 1st grade. It wasn't the teacher's fault, she was really nice and definitely would have let me go to the bathroom if I had asked. But she was talking to a group of other kids and I didn't want to interrupt. I just tried to wait too long and then suddenly I couldn't hold it anymore and it came out! The strange thing is I don't remember anyone ever making a big deal about it. I never got picked on, and I guess it must have dried fast because no one really said anything about it by the end of the day. It's strange...I wet my pants at school and it was pretty much a non-event! Well other than me being kind of embarrassed and thinking that it shouldn't have happened, but I don't remember much else. I was so afraid of it happening again though that I never even tried to hold it as a kid. I always went to the bathroom every chance I got. I didn't ever want to be in the position where I had to pee but couldn't for some reason. I always tried to keep my bladder empty. Ironically though, I actually think that was what eventually lead to me getting interested in "omorashi." (Although I had no idea there was a name for it until fairly recently). I was curious about what did it FEEL like to have to go pee REALLY bad. I never allowed myself to get in that situation, so I pretty much forgot what it felt like. I would see kids at school say they had to go to the bathroom and I was curious about what it felt like for them. When I was around 14-15, I tried to hold it at home a few times just as an experiment. I got to the point where I had to pee pretty bad, but I was still too scared to let it get to the point where it was an "emergency." I never wet my pants as an adult in a completely unplanned way. But when I was around 18-19, I did start experimenting again and actually started holding it until I COULDN'T hold it anymore. Lol I did wet my pants in a real accident, but it was completely planned. For me, my favorite part is that emergency "uh oh!" moment when you know you CAN'T hold it anymore! But it has always been planned. On a normal day when I'm not doing anything omo, I'm very careful about not waiting too long and knowing where a bathroom is.
  4. I have never actually peed in my pants from laughing...but there were times when I was laughing so hard that if did have to go pee at that moment, I definitely would have wet my pants! I could feel my sphincter slipping a little, and the only reason I didn't wet my pants is because my bladder was empty!
  5. Wow! Great description! I've always fantasized about getting extremely desperate in public someday, but that would also be scary! How close should I make it? It sounds like you were definitely at the absolute closest you could get, another few seconds and you would have totally lost control! If I read right, the pee was already starting to come out and your pants did get a little wet...did your aunt notice anything? I know this might sound really weird to some people, but I have actually thought about setting myself up to get really desperate and maybe even wet my pants while I with some close friends. It would be a relatively "safe" way to have the experience, because the ones I'm thinking of doing it with are very sympathetic and understanding and wouldn't make me feel embarrassed. They have no idea I'm into this, and would think it was just an accident.
  6. I'm just curious about something else...while you were holding, did it hurt? I mean, while you were sitting in class, before you went to the library and actually started really wetting, did you feel your bladder stretching and did it hurt? Or did you just feel more of a sense of urgency and that the pee was going to come out? I'm just wondering, because sometimes if I'm holding, it can take a really long time before I finally reach that "emergency" point where I can't hold it anymore and I start getting absolutely desperate. At that point, it will finally start coming out and I can't stop it, and I start wetting in spurts that get bigger and bigger. But before that point, my bladder will keep stretching and it really hurts. I haven't tried the "rapid desperation" technique yet...and actually that sounds like it should work. I think part of my problem is that I try to force it to happen too fast, and just drink a bunch of water and soda a little bit before I'm going to hold...and so maybe my stomach gets too full and presses down on my bladder and that might be partially why it hurts more than it should?
  7. Well, I have never had an accident in public or even around friends, so to be honest I'm not completely sure how I would react. I think that if I was to have an accident in public, I would probably be so freaked out and embarrassed that I would try to run away and hope that no one would notice. If for some reason a stranger did see what happened and I was still in the area...I don't know how I would feel if they came up to me and tried to help me or talk to me. It would really depend on how they approached me, I guess. This is of course NOT the same as wetting your pants in public, but there have been a few times where I was going through a really bad time in my life, and I was having a horrible day and I just snapped and broke down emotionally. I just sat down and started crying...a couple of people came to me, a guy and a girl and they both talked to me and tried to help me feel better. I'll be honest that having someone talk to me and being comforted by someone was a huge help. There wasn't really anything they could do to help me, but it felt a little better that at least someone was showing concern and sympathy. Some guys try to completely avoid showing emotion in public...but that's total bullcrap, that's not human. I'm a human being with feelings, and I was at the end of my rope. I guess what I'm saying is that if this was to happen to me, I wouldn't be completely put off if a stranger came to me and quietly and discretely told me "hey, it's okay, it's not your fault. It could happen to anyone" or something like that. It's really hard to say how any of us would react, whether we were the one who wet, or a person who witnessed it. I have never seen someone have an accident, and although it seems to be pretty rare, it can happen. And I'm just wondering what people would do, or what would be the best thing to do. Most likely, if someone wet their pants they would try to get away as fast as possible anyway. But I just wonder what I would do in this situation.
  8. Wow! So if it wasn't for the diaper, you would have definitely had a real, genuine accident and wet your pants while you were in line for the bathroom! I'm sure that was exhilarating but also kinda scary...what if you didn't have the diaper?! I've thought about getting desperate or even having an accident in public, if I could somehow do it "safely." It's intriguing, but I'm also terrified about trying it. And there is NO way I'm going to buy or wear a diaper! I'm too much of a chicken!
  9. lol...that poor kid! Yeah, it's possible if he had to wait that much longer he might have wet his pants. Did you notice anything obvious by the time you got to the McDonald's, like him getting really fidgety and crossing his legs, etc? Maybe not, since if it was that obvious other people would have noticed. I'll never understand though why people get so shy about saying they have to go to the bathroom if they're with their friends. If I'm hanging out with my friends and I have to go, I just come right out and say "I have to go to he bathroom" or even something like "oh man, I have to pee!" and it's no big deal. I mean, it's a completely normal human physical need. To me, it's just the same as saying "I'm hungry." I will admit though that there were a couple of times when I had to pee and I was with a few friends and one of them noticed and just asked me "Do you have to go to the bathroom? I wasn't embarrassed about saying I had to go, and I wasn't really holding it on purpose....I was just busy talking to them and I didn't feel like leaving to go to the bathroom. I thought I could hold it a while longer. I just didn't realize how obvious it was, that I was getting fidgety and starting to look anxious. I just kind of laughed and said "uhh....yeah!"
  10. The only thing I'm still wondering though is could you end up making it worse? You try to help and comfort them, but they are so shocked and embarrassed that they don't want anyone to talk to them? I've never been in a situation like this, so I'm just wondering what would be the best thing to do. I would feel so bad for them that I'd feel like I have to say something just to tell them that it wasn't their fault and there was nothing they could do...but you never know how someone is going to react if they're really upset, even if you're trying to help them.
  11. I admit that I'm fascinated with both male and female omo. So if I were ever to see a guy or girl, a young adult around my age - 20's-30's - get really desperate and have an accident, it would be amazing at first. I'm sure most of us have wished to see a real, genuine accident at some point. But then, here's the problem...wishing or fantasizing about something is completely different than actually witnessing it happen. Even though I might be momentarily fascinated by seeing someone desperate or have an accident in public, I would also feel horrible for that person. I have unfortunately (or fortunately) rarely ever seen someone have an accident either when I was a kid or as an adult, but I know my feelings of sympathy would very quickly override any feelings of fascination or arousal. So what would you do if you saw someone wet their pants in public? Let's just say a plausible situation, you're siting in a fast food place or something like that...someone comes in already very desperate and the bathrooms were full. You see them getting extremely desperate and panicking and then wet their pants. So they run outside and a little while later you see them sitting outside at a bench or somewhere in a corner, very upset and crying. What would you do? What could you do? I would feel absolutely terrible for that person. Even though for me, it might have been a fascinating thing to see, I would know that for them it would be a horrifying, traumatizing, and humiliating experience. I would want to comfort them, and talk to them and tell them that it's okay and it's not their fault. It was an accident, and they just couldn't hold it anymore and it wasn't their fault. I would tell them they shouldn't feel ashamed. I hate seeing people feeling hurt and upset and I'd want to help them. But I would also be afraid of making things worse and embarrassing them even more. So imagine something like this, or another similar thing happening, what would be the best thing to do? Would you try to talk to them and help them? Or would it be best to just leave them alone? Accidents are actually pretty rare, especially for adults, but it can happen. So I'm just wondering what should you do, if anything.
  12. That story was incredible! The beginning was heartbreaking. I felt so bad for Grayson...I kept thinking "that poor kid!" and I wanted to teleport myself through the screen and pick him up and hug him! I forgot that he was a fictional character! I wanted to beat the living crap out of "the Colonel" and kept thinking how much of a monster he was for abusing a kid that way. You truly have a talent for writing. The omo parts were detailed and well written, but the story as a whole was truly amazing. It was very emotional, and honestly it really got to me. I was way more interested in what was going to happen to Grayson, and I was glad that he was finally being taken care of and got the love and help he needed. I always get extremely emotional and upset whenever I hear or read about kids being mistreated, even in a fictional story. The Colonel should get life in Federal prison without the possibility of parole! That should be the mandatory sentence for child abuse. Of course that wouldn't happen, but in an ideal world it should! Again, amazing story....very moving and heart-wrenching but with a good ending.
  13. Urotsuki, my thoughts are that this entire thread was counter-productive and didn't do anyone any good. I never once felt anything suspicious or "icky" about reading stories that people posted about their own childhood memories. To me, I simply see them as interesting stories. Also, seeing as how the narrator was the same age as the kid at the time, what is wrong with it? SO WHAT if someone was turned on or curious or slightly fascinated by someone who was their same age? Tell me, how many times have you heard someone tell stories about a girl "they really had the hots for back then" or a girl tell a story about a boy "she was crushing on"? By your logic, anyone who tells any kind of story from their own childhood experiences would be seen as a "pedo." Like others have said, it's about talking about childhood experiences as interesting stories, and which could help to trace where someone's fascination with pee might have come from. And yup, it's fun to talk about pee. So what? All of the kids in these stories are grown up now and the same age as us...actually a lot of them would be older than me now. Also some people like to talk about their childhood experiences because maybe they were the ones who had the accident, and they are in some way trying to relive or recreate a part of that feeling. But guess what you've done now...are people going to be afraid to post stories about their childhood experiences, because of you questioning the "morality" of it? You're going to make people wary and uncomfortable. And for what? I'm sorry if I'm being a bit harsh. But the purpose of sites like this is for people to feel SAFE to talk about their thoughts and fetishes, because they can't in real life. But posts like yours take away from that. Stories don't hurt anyone. But prudish and unwarranted moralizing can be very hurtful.
  14. I hate that too! I'll be honest that I am fascinated with both male and female desperation. Well, in certain circumstances at least. I suppose this is also a matter of personal taste, but I personally hate "fake" wets where someone just voluntarily lets it out and wets their clothes when they don't even really have to go. Whenever I look up this stuff on Google, I get so annoyed when I see pictures and videos of a girl just standing or sitting there and smiling while she is letting pee out to wet her pants or dress. That is so boring. I want to see real desperation...legs crossed and trembling, breathing hard and really acting like she does NOT want to wet and is actually trying as hard as she can to hold it. When they finally wet, I want it to be because they really couldn't hold it anymore and it came out. To me, just letting it go is kind of chickening out. Lol come on if someone says they're going to hold it, then be a good boy or girl and HOLD IT as long as you can! I realize this could be a matter of personal preference and not everyone is into desperation. But this is just my opinion.
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