Posted: 2008-02-08 01:00:00 Author: Social Kink Team Views: 2283

To many, using the restroom is a very private event. In our society we have bathrooms everywhere designed to offer as much privacy as possible. We're taught at a young age that we should hide things like urination and defecation. Most people don't talk about these events, and they sure don't share them with other people. In most situations it's very taboo to even mention that you have to use the loo. Some people however are more comfortable talking about having to go to bathroom, generally with close friends or partners, and some people even use the toilet while others are present. It can be a way to show that you're comfortable or close with someone. This is not usually as sexual as it is intimate.

There are some people who do see using the toilet as a sexual act; after all, urine comes from the same body parts, so it's not that much of a reach to regard it as sexual. The psychology behind sexualizing urination can be debated just like any other fetish- for many it could just be the stimulation and feel of urine on their sexual organs, and exposing themselves, or it could play on that taboo that is ingrained in us early on.

Whatever one's motivation is, you can't deny that there are people who practice Watersports, which is what urination play is commonly called. The word Urolagnia is the technical term and describes when one derives sexual pleasure from urine and urination. Other terms you will find are "golden shower" and "piss play." Urolagnia is also sometimes associated with Omorashi, which is when people are aroused by having a full bladder, or when others have a full bladder. A related fetish is Urophagia, which is when someone enjoys drinking urine.

It's recommended that you start out playing in a place like a bathroom or another non-carpeted area. The best place to practice Watersports is in the shower. This way clean up will be easier, and if it makes you uncomfortable you can wash off right away. The warm water from the shower can also ease you into getting used to the sensation. As with anything else communication is crucial with your partner, and you shouldn't do anything you are uncomfortable with, or that they aren't comfortable with.

Playing with bodily fluids has its risks. There are diseases that can be transmitted through urine, so you need to make sure you and your partner are tested and clean before getting into Watersports. The risk isn't as high as with semen, vaginal fluids or blood, but there are still risks, especially if blood is present in the urine (which requires immediate medical attention). Drinking the urine poses the highest risk, as any bacteria or virus will be entering the bloodstream through the stomach. If everything checks out, there are ways to make the experience more pleasant, especially for the person receiving the urine.

Diet plays a key role in color, taste and smell. There are things one should avoid before engaging in Watersports, such as asparagus, red meat, fish, eggs and a number of other foods. The best thing to eat is fruit, such as strawberries, because the sugar content will make the urine more pleasant. Drinking water will dilute the urine down making it clearer and have less of an odor or taste. It's important to note that anything consumed within a 24-hour period will alter the state of one's urine. Some have suggested that artificial sweeteners will make the urine taste sweet as these are directly passed through the urine.

In recent years Watersports have become more a commonly seen fetish. There are many movies that feature the act. Some Dominants enjoy using piss play as a way to humiliate their submissive; they may even make the submissive drink their urine. In puppy play where a submissive is required to eat or drink out of a dog dish, the dominant can urinate in the dish and require their pet to lap it up. A submissive may also be required to urinate in ways that are embarrassing, such as in a public place. In most countries this is illegal, so it can be even riskier to urinate in public. Another way urine can be used is having bathroom restriction rules- pushing the submissive to hold in their water until the Dominant gives them permission to go. If the submissive urinates before being given permission this can be an infraction that might deserve a punishment, even going as far as to make the submissive clean up their urine with their tongue. Care must be taken in these situations though, a U.T.I. (Urinary Track Infection) can occur in women easily, so having someone wearing clothes that have been urinated in for too long might pose a risk. Showering and cleaning afterwards are essential for one's health and safety, not to mention old urine smells foul.

To learn more about Watersports and other forms of piss play check out the Kinktionary for some helpful articles, and if you want to see some Golden Shower action head on over to the Social Kink VOD for some hot (and wet) videos.