When a planned wetting doesn't work well -- ?

[WHJack 3]

After a long "drought," I've finally managed, just now, a "decent" (oxymoron, lol?) hold and wet. (Problem is getting enough privacy.)

 

I dressed in stuff that I could safely pee in -- wash if possible, disposable if not. (Old jeans, briefs, long underwear to make it run down legs, T-shirt.) .I put plastic protection and a towel on my (new) office chair, also on the floor. Then over the past 3 hours or so I drank 3 pints of beer and a few glasses of wine. Read over some of the best "Wetting Experiences" stories. Loved them!

 

Well ... during this I leaked quite a bit (age maybe?), which I would have preferred to save for the planned big release. Eventually I stood on the prepared area (with a mirror to see the effect).

 

It was hard to make it start (using pressure &c on bladder area) ... finally it started, flowed quite a bit! It never got to my (disposable) socks and slippers, but soaked the jeans. (Found out after, the new chair got wet in spite of the protection!) :(

 

Two problems -- there wasn't enough volume to soak and wet satisfactorily ... and it wasn't (sexually) stimulating enough.

 

Given that age might be a problem, as well as concern about privacy ... am I expecting too much? Can I do something differently that would work better?

 

Thoughts and suggestions from any of you in a similar situation would be most welcome.

 

[buggy2013 288]

Hmm, maybe if you didn't drag it out so long?

Sometimes when you plan something and begin to fine tune your expectations for the outcome it can open up for a disappointing experience. Maybe you could try some rapid desperation (drinking a lot very quickly) and just wetting when you feel full instead of waiting for the last minute. Then you won't lose all the extra volume waiting for 'the right moment' and you will fill up again quite quickly depending on how much you drink, so there's potential for multiple wettings without sitting around in wet clothes waiting for it.

This might also help with the privacy concern, as it doesn't take anywhere near as long to execute. This might relieve some of the stress of the situation and make the experience more enjoyable. (naturally, it's easier to expect 1-2 hours of privacy than it is to expect 4-5. including cleanup and the like)