Peeing in tickling stories?

[Kunzite]

I know there have been a few threads before about the acceptability of peeing during tickling. But the realm of fiction is naturally different from real life. I was wondering what the general feeling towards peeing in tickling stories was. When you're reading a story and it happens without warning, do you find it a turn-on, a turn-off, or is it just another reaction like screaming and thrashing?

 

[Deleted member 66627]

I dunno. I don't put in the same realm as scat play, since it's not being ingested or anything.

However, if a story is really working for me and all of a sudden there's a description or scene with the lee pissing her/himself, it can kill it for me. Since that's not an interest I carry.

If I see it in a story I don't go "UGHEWWTFZORZ". Like I would if all of a sudden they were sharing a poopsicle, ala 2 girls one cup.

 

[karategirl18]

totally doesn't do it for me

 

[Aimee]

Turn Off!

 

[paracarl44]

If it would happen it would turn me off.

 

[milagros317]

Not an interest but I really wouldn't care one way or the other in a story.

 

[drewskee]

I can definitely do without.

 

[chicago]

Totally ruins it.

 

[Marquis De Sade]

Oh dear.

 

[lemoncake]

Im not into it. I don't really want to read about it in a story.

 

[Mitchell]

Turn off. Orgasms from tickling, most definitely. Peeing, no thanks.

Mitch

 

[c7_assassin]

I think it can add something. Depends what the story's about. Makes it a little bit more about humiliation, and a little less erotic. Sometimes that's what you need...😉

 

[Kunzite]

Sounds like the response is a fairly universal "no", with a few possible caveats. Better to steer clear, I'd guess.

 

[Adam]

I think it can add something. Depends what the story's about. Makes it a little bit more about humiliation, and a little less erotic. Sometimes that's what you need...😉

I tend to agree with this point of view. I can see why some may like it while others are completely turned off. It doesn't really matter to me either way, but I would not be into it in a real-life scenario.

 

[AngelOfDarkness]

Not for me, but if it's your kink, enjoy.

 

[Soda Bobinski]

It's a turn-off for me , but I understand that there's others who do enjoy that sorta thing , so I wouldn't bellyache too much if I came across it.

 

[Coda]

I've only encountered it a couple of times in tickling stories, and I've liked it. In all cases, the victim was <I>caused</I> to urinate, and it was mainly implemented to emphasize the feeling of helplessness or embarrassment in them.

To clarify, it doesn't really have to do with that it's urine; any cliché embarrassing thing might have helped just as much. It probably wouldn't have worked if humiliation wasn't already a theme in the stories. And, as with your prompt, this is meant to refer only to the imaginary fantasy realm.

 

[Armpit_licker]

The actual pee= Turn off

The fact a girl is so helpless and ticklish that she is forced to pee=turn on.

😈

 

[Kunzite]

I agree, the distinction between fiction and reality is important, so it's more an idea than anything else. What I really wanted to know was whether peeing, even as a sign of humilation, causes a "what the hell?" reaction in readers.

 

[Mephistopheles]

Don't really care.

 

[Coda]

Kunzite,

I sympathize with that concern when I write, too. Rationally, it helps to recognize that almost no stories on an adult forum are criticized for being too weird, too perverted, or too far-out. If the content of a story (or a sketch, or a clip) gets too far from the direct interest of us as readers, then we tend to enjoy the habit of quietly moving on to search for something else.

My advice is not to worry at all-- even a little-- about turning people off. Even if you think something <I>will</I> evoke a "what the hell" reaction in even the majority of people, you should write it anyway. Those who do share your feelings will love it, and I think that's much more important than pleasing a general audience mildly.

I've noticed how much more enjoyment I've taken in stories by people who write what they're passionate about, than disgust at content that I don't like. I'm pretty sure I've been newly intrigued by fetishes or aspects of fetishes that I hadn't considered before, because of unabashedly honest writing about them.

We're lucky to have such a positive environment in which to share it all.