Peecock 3GS Part II
“1. Unbutton your pants at the waist and lower the zipper. 2. Spread your legs a bit, press it firmly against your crotch and control your stream!” 3. Start peeing!”
Start peeing. Start peeing. Start peeing! Damnit!
My first pee with my new achievement took me about.... 30 minutes?! Yes, 30 minutes. 5 Minutes of positioning it correctly, 5 other minutes worrying whether I positioned right, and 5 minutes of waiting for my bladder to relax, because I felt like I would wet my pants and finally, finally 10 minutes of peeing. “10 minutes? You sure, that it was about 10 minutes?” - exactly. It’s not easy to control your stream when you never had to. When I started to relax, it dripped only, because my thoughts were full of “OMG, be careful! You got your pants on, you might wet yourself!” So my bladder got shy and I stopped peeing whenever I thought that it was too much volume. And when I thought, my bladder isn’t that full anymore, it overflowed a bit. “Shheeesh....need to change my boxers.” It take quite some time to adjust the flow of your urine and to control the volume of it - both at once. To avoid small accidents with overflowing and wet pants, I started to train without pants at first and tried different flows out under the shower to help myself get a grip on it. I even researched on youtube how to pee with a stp-packer correctly. Since I don’t pack everyday (I don’t own too many pants where my dick fits in, haha,), I need to buy some more pants with enough space to pack, in order to get used to it. Most important fact - learn how to control your abdominal and bladder muscles if you want to use a stp-packer, plus your urinal flow. How? When you pee, try to stop the flow like holding back your urine. By doing this, you get slowly conscious of your bladder and abdominal muscles. Then you can try not to hold back your urine completely but to only tighten up your muscle a bit to control the urinal flow. Slowly but surely you will get the hang of it. And try to train with a stp under the shower first to avoid any unpleasant accidents.