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Otherwise, I can't imagine what threat having a guy at the next urinal could be to somebody. Unless that person gets freaked out being thought of as a sex object.
Being a sex object can be fun -- but that's another topic and I'll just stop here for now.View Thread

Some close the stall door behind them, some don't. And many appear to pee onto the seat, onto the floor and fail to flush, all of which is rather disgutsting.
I understand that some guys have a nervous condition which inhibits their urine flow if they are trying to go in the presence of other. To those guys I'll give a break. But what about the rest of you? Being able to take a leak conveniently at a urinal is one of those benefits we guys get as males and it's too bad seeing it not being taken advantage of. It's also too bad that you're missing the easy camaraderie which came from hanging out together at the urinals. Maybe it's part of the increasing headset/computer society where we don't communicate directly with other people as much as we used to.
What are your thoughts about all this? Maybe you'll come have a leak next to me and let me know!
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Nowadays it seems I'm increasingly by myself at the urinals as younger guys head straight for the stalls where many of them pee standing up into the toilet. Some shut the doors behind them, some don't. (And many of them spray onto the toilet, the seat and the floor as well as not flushing, all of which I find disgusting!)
I know that some guys can have a nervous condition which inhibits their urine from flowing easily when they're trying to pee in the presence of others. Those guys I'll give a break to. But for the rest: what are you going into a stall for? Being able to use a urinal to get it done is a convenience pleasantly reserved for males and it does seem too bad not to see it being used. Also missed is the easy camaraderie which used to take place when we 'hung out together'.
What's up, guys? Please fill an older guy in!View Thread

There are a number of us guys who shave off just about all of our body hair -- Norelco makes a product just for that and probably other companies do, also. At one time I was doing a good deal of nude beaching and thought it would be fun to strip myself of most of my hair as well. Only problem was the hair grew back in so quickly it took quite a while to shave it all. And I became sensitive to having stubble on my forearms -- that I think is a little wierd.
But hey, if you want to shve your pits, go for it! It probably does make you look better. And if you think you look better you will feel better and be happier.View Thread



If you go to bed nude I bet your penis will enjoy the freedom and will be hard as you drift off to sleep, when you wake up and a number of times in between. If you don't already sleep nude, give it a try and see how it feels for you. If you are currently a nude sleeper I bet you're hard a lot more often than you may think!View Thread


I too once tried to force a wet dream by not masturbating for a period of time. After three weeks of nothing happening I wenet ahead and whacked off, realizing that all I had accomplished was to miss some good self-pleasure sessions. But that's how we learn things.
And I know that it's natural to want to try to experience everything, but don't feel too bad about not having had a wet dream -- it's not at the top of the list by any means!View Thread

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