If you've tried Watersports and enjoyed it, more power to you. If not, then try it at least once, in the proper setting, and in the proper mindset. Have fun with it. After all, isn't that why they call it PeePlay? :)

TRYING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME?

PREPARATIONS?

 Below are a few little tidbits to help you set the mood, and get you both relaxed enough to enjoy your first experience. Many people new to watersports initially suffer from "shy bladder syndrome", and relaxation is an important key. Here I will offer a few suggestions on setting things up to enjoy a successful first experience.

SETTING THE MOOD

 Start with a nice quiet and romantic meal at home. Relax with a few drinks before dinner. Soft music and candlelight can help create a romantic environment.  I recommend dining nude so you have nothing restricting your waist. This will allow for more comfort, and a fuller bladder. :) Enjoy a nice bottle of wine with dinner. The alcohol in the wine and pre-dinner cocktails suppresses ADH, (anti diuretic Hormone) and this will make it easier to pee.

  After dinner, and if your shower is large enough you both climb in a nice warm shower. She should sit with her legs spread apart while your husband sits or kneels in front of you. Have him kiss your belly and gently play with your clitoris. Hold your head back and just let the water flow down your back.  The flow of the warm water along with the drinks enjoyed before and with dinner should provide sufficient relaxation to let it flow. :)  If you'd like to insure a really good flow, then  indulge in a few extra large glasses of water before dinner.

  Once you've gotten comfortable with peeplay, then experiment. Try new things, take it to new places. Your local Home Depot or hardware store should carry 36" rolls of construction plastic. These sheets open to a width of about 12 feet, so you can roll out the length you need, cut it, unfold it, and you can cover a whole room. :)  

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