vincp44 500 Posted August 8, 2022 Share Posted August 8, 2022 Please don't laugh at me, but right now I can't get my head around the mentioned expressions. One in the video section, one in the stories section - you'll find them if you look for it. English is not my native language, but I think I'm pretty good at reading and writing it. But here we go: in my understanding, when you're holding it, you're trying not to pee. How can that be unintentional, if you're a desperation fan? Trying not to hold... huh? Shouldn't that be: trying not to pee? Hope you can clarify... to me these expressions are just totally contrary. Quote Link to comment
OmoJell 15 Posted August 22, 2022 Share Posted August 22, 2022 As a native English speaker, holding it is basically trying not pee. I've honestly never heard anyone here say, "trying not to hold," because it really doesn't make sense. Trying not to hold is the complete opposite of trying not to pee, so I don't see why anyone would say that unless they just got mixed up with the wording. Hope that cleared things up. Next time, please don't worry about people laughing at you for asking a question. Everyone in this community is willing to help! Quote Link to comment
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