Why do a majority of you find urine and sex such a bad combination?

That's kind of a nasty judgemental way to ask a question. There's nothing wrong with liking water sports and there's equally nothing wrong with NOT liking water sports. Most of this community isn't uneducated about our bodies...at least not for long after coming here but there are some sexual activities that are not 'mainstream' (pun intended ) This would be one of those.

I don't, personally, have an aversion to anything but the smell of fresh urine...I know it's clean, and I know that my guys are healthy I just don't like the smell. For me this isn't a turn on in any fashion though I can understand how it could be for others. My nose is very sensitive and even clear urine has a briny unpleasant smell to me. Power play is amazing fun and the humiliation factor would be amazing as well if I could stomach the smell!

I am choosing to believe that you didn't mean to be insulting and are asking a question you are very interested in the answer of. I would, respectfully, suggest that when you are asking a personal question you might choose language that doesn't suggest that not believing the way you do is somehow wrong. For instance you could have said: Why do a majority of people find urine and sex to be a bad combination?

It's a good question, all the same. There are so many social stigmas attached to urination and defecation that it's not hard to understand why admitting that you like introducing either to your sex play would raise some eyebrows. Hell we've had the same sort of discussions here about anal play, urethral stimulation and squirting over the years. You'll find an amazingly wide range of opinions about this issue here at EF. Some of us LOVE pee'ing and being peed on, some have tried it and don't mind it, some have tried and don't like it at all and some of us can't stomach the idea of even trying the practice! It's what makes us such a colorful and vibrant community.

So what about urine play is the best for you? Is it a warm sort of sharing experience for you and your partner or is there an element of humiliation play involved? less

That's kind of a nasty judgemental way to ask a question. There's nothing wrong with liking water sports and there's equally nothing wrong with NOT liking water sports. Most of this community isn't uneducated about our bodies...at least not for long after coming here but there are some sexual activities that are not 'mainstream' (pun intended ) This would be one of those.

I don't, personally, have an aversion to anything but the smell of fresh urine...I know it's clean, and I know that my guys are healthy I just don't like the smell. For me this isn't a turn on in any fashion though I can understand how it could be for others. My nose is very sensitive and even clear urine has a briny unpleasant smell to me. Power play is amazing fun and the humiliation factor would be amazing as well if I could stomach the smell!

I am choosing to believe that you didn't mean to be insulting and are asking a question you are very interested in the answer of. I would, respectfully, suggest that when you are asking a personal question you might choose language that doesn't suggest that not believing the way you do is somehow wrong. For instance you could have said: Why do a majority of people find urine and sex to be a bad combination?

It's a good question, all the same. There are so many social stigmas attached to urination and defecation that it's not hard to understand why admitting that you like introducing either to your sex play would raise some eyebrows. Hell we've had the same sort of discussions here about anal play, urethral stimulation and squirting over the years. You'll find an amazingly wide range of opinions about this issue here at EF. Some of us LOVE pee'ing and being peed on, some have tried it and don't mind it, some have tried and don't like it at all and some of us can't stomach the idea of even trying the practice! It's what makes us such a colorful and vibrant community.

So what about urine play is the best for you? Is it a warm sort of sharing experience for you and your partner or is there an element of humiliation play involved? less

Just because it is "safe" to injest does not mean it should be. Same with snot, ear wax, etc. It just simply does not have a place in my sexcapaes. The idea of a warm orgasm sounds awesome. I have achieved this many times with oils and none of them involved urine. It's just not my thing.

My answer to you in a general sense is just the way we are brought up as children. You don't touch urine or fecal matter. Simple as that.

I don't knock it. I just have no desire to try it. I see no sexual gain from it. I have friends who do it for the humiliation and domination factor which I understand and I also have a friend who gets turned on by watching or seeing females pee. Other than the domination and humiliation, I don't see how it has be sexually arousing for me. And because it is not, it has no place in my sex routine. Hopefully that answers your question! less

For me nothing is more intimate to me than sharing all that your body can do. When me and my spouse pee on each others privates it leads to wonderful and, pardon the pun, warming orgasms.

As long as your hydrated the urine is all but clear and has no smell... so why the aversion? less