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This
article deals with the most frequently asked questions about watersports.
As always, it is almost impossible to deal with all questions, so no, we
are not complete, nor striving to be. There is a lot of good information
around on the subject. This is a basic primer on things you should know
about this play form and fetish.
How can you touch that stuff? |
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arctic cultures sometimes use urine for personal washing, especially in
the winter when it is too cold to bare your genitals outdoors and when liquid
water is precious. Any experienced survival expert will tell you that drinking
urine may keep you alive just a day or two longer and that drinking your
own morning urine - as some do in Arab countries - is a perfect "kick
start" for your metabolic system after sleep (for which purpose rabbits
eat their morning excrements and human kind usually drinks coffee in the
morning). In the U.S., during the Civil War, Confederate women collected their urine and processed it into potassium nitrate for the war effort. Looking for a fun one? In pre-Christian northern Europe, elder males consumed a drink made from the mushroom, Amanitas muscara. This particular mushroom contains a psychoactive drug which is passed, unaltered, in the urine. More junior members of the group gathered and drank the urine of those who consumed the original drink, and got high also. This ritual is still performed in some obscure Russian secret conventions. (BTW - if you think this mushroom may be a good idea to use as a recreational drug, don't do it. It is extremely toxic and some of the varieties of this particular mushroom are very efficient killers). If I want it, how do I get past my shame? It may very well be watersports is something you want, but thinking about it, let alone trying it, is a difficult subject. If this is something you really want, go about it carefully and preferably on your own first. For example, try taking a shower and pee over your own hand. This allows you to familiarize with the feel and the sensation of urine on your skin (which is something you will not really feel, it is mainly the idea of doing it). Remember that all components of urine are water-soluble and will wash away immediately. There will be no residue whatsoever and you can explore freely without having any fear. |
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Once
you have been able to familiarize yourself this way, why not ask your partner
to join you in the shower and experiment with it exactly the same way, only
together this time. The next step will be to try and turn the water off
and experience just the urine flow this time (if it scares you, you can
turn the shower on again immediately and wash it off). If you have the option of outdoor water available (such as a lake or maybe even the ocean), try standing in it together, embrace and let the urine flow. |
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will notice the flow as well as the difference in temperature and still
there is enough water around to dissolve it quickly. Going outdoor in the
summer rain, get all wet and pee at the same time is another great exercise
(and can even be very, very romantic as well). Watching each other pee without touching the stuff, making your partner wait before they are allowed to relieve themself or just plain and simple communication about the subject without actually having to do anything are also very good ways to familiarize with watersports in a non-threatening way. You may even want to get creative when it comes to watching each other and order some different positions. Or order your partner to relieve themself in unexpected moments or places, such as during a stroll through the woods or an evening walk through the park. How can I communicate about it? |
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Okay, the urine is not so much the problem,
but can we do anything about that smell? |
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It's the things you ate the day before.
Never, ever eat asparagus prior to watersports, it creates a terrible
smell and also remember that if you are sweating a lot - because of sports
activity or just because it is hot - your urine will also be more concentrated
and hence smell more intense. What about the mess? A few final tips... A cybersub who was ordered to drink all of her urine for too long a period was hospitalized with a severe kidney infection. Keep things reasonable. |
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Article reprinted with
permission from Wasteland.Com.
Photo Credit; Wasteland Studios, Wastelandstudios.com |
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