A Beginners Guide to Watersports
After our previous two guides received such positive feedback, we’ve been getting a lot of questions about introducing pee play, or ‘watersports’ into a relationship.
No matter how well you plan it, something is going to end up being covered in pee. At first, stick to doing it in the bath, shower or somewhere with laminate flooring. Of course, the absolute best place for you to do it is outside, as long as you have a well fenced garden, or (like us) enjoy the idea of being caught in the act.
If you want to move things into the bedroom get a waterproof sheet to put under your regular sheet to avoid damaging your mattress, and if you’re looking to do it somewhere carpeted, buy some ‘Puppy Training Pads’ to soak up any pee before it gets into your carpet. These pads are cheap, can be bought in bulk, and are literally designed to soak up urine.
Phenylalanine, the sweetener used in pretty much all diet pop (soda), can not be digested by the human body. This is pretty handy if you want to try drinking pee, but worry about how it will taste, as it will sweeten your urine.
It goes without saying that the more hydrated you are, the more pleasant tasting your urine will be, so try to drink as much as you can for a couple hours before hand. This will also help you to overcome ‘stage fright’.
3. Be clear on your intentions
Watersports is a many faceted fetish, ranging from pee drinking to urine enemas, so it is best to be very clear with your partner what you intend to do before hand. It’s no good pissing down your slave’s throat, when all they were expecting was a light golden shower.
There isn’t really much else to it, so give it a go; you won’t know whether you like it or not until you try it out for yourself. Who knows, this time next week you could be bound to a bed with a funnel taped to your mouth having the best time of your life as your mistress squats down above you with a full bladder…
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