Răzvan2000

This is interesting! XD

This story is about a couple who enjoys omo, tickling, bondage, dom&sub play etc. Before I begin the story, let's choose the scenario first: A. Female dom and male sub B. Male dom and female sub

It will. I guess. Because the bladder is too small to make a bulge.

You're absolutely right. But I was just trying to make a unique character. That's all!

That's the idea! Tall but with a small bladder 😋

Yeah. I forgot about eyebrows. You're right. I think i exagerated a bit with those arms and the neck. But i have the idea from beginning about her having legs longer than her rest of her body. 300 ml.

I couldn't think of any better title, so i just put a regular one. I decided to do drawings representing characters from my stories, interactive stories, RPs and so on... and while making stories, i can do comics or smth like this. What do you think? The following character is from my previous interactive story (Tall girl, small bladder) which didn't get much attention (PS. I'm not mad about it, don't worry): I didn't have colored pencils, sorry :(((

It's okay! I also have almost the same fantasy as you. The difference is that i'm a guy and the other person next to me is a girl. I like when a girl teases me by doing water/pee sounds or even tickling me and to make things "worse" denying me to use the bathroom. Preferable place: sitting on the couch, watching TV. And after i wet myself, she would either punish me or comfort me or even both. Looks like you're not the only "pervert" here. 😉

Drinking as much as i can until i feel my bladder full and do some stuff such as doing chores, playing games or chatting on Live Thread. And for clothes: trackpants (along with track jacket if necessary) or jeans.

You look gorgeous in them! 😍😍

4. Ask the professor to use the bathroom

I totally get it what you said at the last part and you're right, i also laugh at the stereotype that represents me or all of us like eating most of our food with bread and if someone makes a joke as : "what happens if romanians are out of bread, they will die of hunger" then yes, i admit that's funny. So, stereotypes are funny as long as they're used as jokes. But what i was really trying to point out is that people tend to believe what they hear from someone else without searching or figuring out by themselves or people tend to judge someone by default because this what he/she saw from the previous person. I'm not really offended if someone says something to me, unless it's an insult. I just don't like when people assume things and then tell me about it when it's not true.

Hello, guys! I was thinking if it's worth it to make this post or not, because i was afraid that someone is gonna say that i complain a lot about this, but i do anyway, i take the risk (i don't usually do this). For those who don't know, i'm from Romania and like any other human being i'm curious to see what foreigners think about a certain country, in my case Romania. In many occasions, i heard some misconceptions from them and i was confused first time when i hear because i was a kid and i didn't get everything they said. So, let me give you the most common stereotypes about Romania: 1. Romanians are vampires This isn't actually true! This myth comes from a legend about the Emperor of Wallachia who apparently liked to drink blood. His name was Vlad the Impaler or Vlad Dracula and his dad’s name was Vlad Drakul. The word "drac" used to mean dragon in romanian during Middle Ages but it changed its meaning, overtime. And now it means "devil". And probably many people think that drac, dracul or Dracula means vampire. 2. Romania is dangerous Indeed! There are many bad people out there, regardless of where they come from. But let's not forget that in Romania, terrorist incidents rarely occurs, unlike in some Western Europe countries :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_in_Europe, as an example. So how this makes a country dangerous? I don't get it. 3. Romanian language is slavic Actually, believe it or not, romanian is LATIN, even though Romania is in Eastern Europe. Romanian is only 10-15 % slavic. Let me give you some romanian sentences: Eu dorm foarte bine. Paștele cade în prima Duminică, după prima lună plină, după echinocțiul de primăvară. Mie îmi place culoarea verde. Aceasta este casa mea. Zburăm cu avionul. Ultima gustare and so on. If you speak a romance language, you will understand some words. 4. Bucharest or Budapest Many people confuse Romanian capital with the hungarian one, because they, somehow, sound the same. Many personalities did this, such as Lenny Kravitz and Metallica frontman James Hetfield and even some Athletic Bilbao fans which they took Budapest flight by accident as it was Europa League final held in Bucharest in 2012. 5. Romanians speak russian It is quite true that romanians speak or understand russian. Only elder people, as they lived during communist regime before 1989. And to top it off, here is one of the stupidest misconceptions ever, in my opinion. And this pissed me off for so many years: 6. Romanians are gypsies. OK! Something's wrong here. How can two DIFFERENT nationalities/ethnicities can be one single ethnic group. And i always wondered why is this happening, where these people get that information from? Well, this is due to gypsies' other name, which is Romani and has nothing to do with the word "Romania". They both have different etymologies. Even Wikipedia page about this ethnic group has a quote at the top of the page: NOT to be confused with romanians. And a lot of people have been made this mistake for many years. I don't know if there are still some who believe that, today. I wanted to make this post to see your opinions about it. What do you think about it? Have you ever believed that these things were true?, including the last one. Do you have friends, relatives who think that? I'm just curious. I hope i didn't bother someone.

Hold it!

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