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There are some great content creators, like Wet Brianna for example, who make amazing and real public wetting videos. Does anyone know if anyone has made videos like that, but with messing?

I'm Norwegian, wich is basically the same language. Yes, it is about how we are exploiting our planet's resources. We use animals, trees and so on without thinking about the consequences. Our planet might run out of resources. The last part is playing on a common idiomatic expression for doing something futile, or counterproductive. To pee your pants to keep warm.

No, not really. If I already have to go, I have no effect of it at all. But if I'm struggling to get started, then the sound of running water can be relaxing / distracting enough to make it easier to let go.

I'm not a native English speaker, just so that is clear, but I do think I know enough English to answer this question. I love the expessions where the word piss is used. I have to piss, I'm pissing and I pissed myself. To me, the word piss is a very descriptive word, with a sort of naughty wibe to it. It's also the most vulgar word for it, but it still hasn't completely lost its meaning, like for example shit and fuck has in English. Maybe it's also helped by the fact that the word is the same in my own native language (Norwegian).

After reading the context, I think your point is right though. USA was the land of the free. The land of oportunities and wealth. Maybe more important were the freedom of religion, and separation of State and Church. Many sects and religious groups fled from Europe to the USA, to be able to live their lifes and practice their faith. Quite paradoxically, this has lead to the USA being alot more religious today. In your world, freedom became linked to the freedom to practicing your religion. Meanwhile, here on the old continent, religion have always been linked to autorities, control and hierark

That's bullshit! You can look it up. Freedom of speech were written into laws and constitutions in Europe too, even before the USA was founded.

Very interesting concept.

Like. You somehow ended up going in your pants, then cleaned up, went about your day, and the next time you needed to go the bathroom, you also ended up going in your pants.

It's not really a problem, I haven't put on alot of weight, I think I weigh about 55 kg, but it was just enough that I have started to notice a very slight difference, mostly because of the possition I have to sit in. It just made me think how this can be an issue, atleast for someone who is alot bigger. I thought it was an interesting subject.

I was born with a muscular desease, and i use a wheelchair, so whenever I have to pee, I always do it without transfering out of the chair. I have a sort of medical bottle meant for this purpose that I use. I lean backward in my chair, pull out my penis and pee into the bottle. Then I pour it into the toilet, and rinse out the bottle. Lately I have put on a bit of weight, for various reasons, mainly depression. I have now noticed that it is alittle bit harder for me to pee this way now. With my belly hanging over the edge of my pants it has become harder to reach. Harder to pull down my pants,

Atleast in my experience, it can also be a problem the other way. Not only is it very difficult to pee with an erection, but it is also extremely hard to orgasm on a full bladder. You are sort of stuck in a limbo halfway inbetween.

Yes, there is obviously phonetical elements, especially for foreign words, names and other more loosely constructed words. I don't think a purely logographic system would work in a modern society. Even the Egyptian hieroglyphs had many phonetical elements. But the core of Chinese characters are logographic, not phonetical. I don't know very much Chinese, but if you help me alittle bit, I think we can even illustrate it by example. You say 急 is pronounced "ji". I am sure you have other words that are pronounced "ji", but are written with a completely different character. Anyway, sorry, I d

Sorry to invervene, but I think this outlined statement is wrong. The individual characters in Chinese does not represent sounds, or syllables, like almost all the other languages. Chinese characters are logograms. A logogram is a written character that represents a word, or a morpheme. In other words, Chinese characters represent a thing, or a concept, regardless of how the word is pronounced. It works just like the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Therefore, you are able to read texts that are 1000s of years old, or texts were written in another East-Asian language, even if your dialect or lang

I don't make it out to be a bad thing, I would argue for the conterary. To me it is kind of pointless to talk about having a moral standpoint on what is accepted to objectify, and get aroused by. Whether it was their intention to get sexualized or not. These things happens all the time, subconciously, fetish or no fetish. A guy fantasize about a hot girl he briefly saw in the bar, or vice versa. It is impossible to control the persiever's thoughts. The only thing that matters is how we treat and behave towards other people.

At the very bottom, isn't all sexualization by definition a degree of objectification? I think it is. What matters is how you act upon it, how you deal with the person you are objectifying.