Open Stalls: Watching others poop

The experience of being given so many enemas has given me an interest in watching other on the toilet seat.

If I'm at the beach, a park, sometimes an old JC Penney-anyplace where there are no doors on the stalls, I get aroused by watching someone poop. I'll get hard seeing someone clinch their teeth just before "laying log". And hearing the plop is very arousing.

I'm always curious as to whether they look back into the bowl after they evacuate. Usually, they do. And sometimes when they wipe, they'll look at it before putting it into the bowl.

I'm not a homesexual, and age doesn't really matter. It seems like their butts fit just perfectly on the seat, and there's something special about the sound of poop leaving one's ass.

Some people tend to spread their buns apart and lean all the way forward when they poop.

In all cases, it's a fun show to watch, and I doubt it'd be interesting if I hadn't been given enemas as a child.

In so much of the Orient there is/was so little concern over men's and women's toilets, so it was common to be in a community toilet area with little regard for anything. Sure there was some privacy, but not by the men's urinals. It's more difficult to 'start the stream' when some cutie is brushing her hair and looking at the farang from time to time. Difficult too not to get some ragin' hardon. lol

My first experience with open stalls was as a Navy recruit with the long row of open stalls in the barracks at San Diego. The concept is illustrated in the movie, Full Metal Jacket. No stalls here for the Marines.

Later, aboard a WWII-vintage carrier in Nam days, the heads had open stalls, too, behind a single long, straight partition opposite the long row of wash basins.

Over the years from elementary school through my time in the Navy as well as the National Guard I have encountered bathrooms with no doors on the stall to no stall at all, and I have looked around at the other guys in there sitting on the toilet, some just reading something to guys stroking their cocks, and depending on what time of the day you were in one particular bathroom you might even see a guy getting sucked off, so being in one of these bathrooms has been exciting as well as enticing

While in the Army, I was stationed at an old base which had no stalls at all in the latrine. It was quite embarrassing at first but you got used to it. However it did nothing for me to see someone sitting there going. In RVN the outhouses usually had at least 3 holes. The smell was horrendous, eclipsed only by the burning of the waste when they got full. It's funny how you take the situation for granted and don't even think about it.

Our school was all boys and had no doors on the stalls partly due to vandalism and also I understand to stop boys doing things teachers thought they shouldn't while on the toilet.. Most of us tried to avoid going to toilet at school and would hang on until we got home but this sometimes lead to constipation and the need for an enema. Unfortunately with my IBS sometimes I couldnt wait and had ot sit there nervously with others walking past and looking in. After a while you just got used to it.

When I was in basic traing at Fort Ord in the early seventies the bathroom had 5 toilets in a row with no partitions in between them. You had to get used to it. You would sit there and do your thing while talking with others as if it was no big deal. It always intrigued me to watch others and observe their routine. Some take their pants down just far enough to sit down, while others like me prefer to take them down to their ankles. Some wipe from the front and some from the back. To each his own.

I remember going in a couple of JC Penny bathrooms which had no doors on the stalls. I tried not to use them but there were times when I just had to. So embarassing to see someone stareing at you waiting to go. The sould of the farts and shit splashing into the toilet and then having to wipe. Im sure my face was totally flushed bright red by the time I finished. Then I had to explain to my wife or whoever I was with why I was blushing so much.

When I was a child, bathrooms stalls without doors were very common in public facilities. In fact, going to the park or the beach you would hardly ever see any doors on the stalls. It was the same with public schools, none of the schools I went to had doors on the stalls, When I was in first grade, our classroom had its own bathroom, and it was just two toilets and a sink, no partition or anything. The first time I had to pee in this class, I went during a break and was shocked to see this arrangement. I tried to pee standing up, but I couldn't with someone next to me. There was a line outside, so I tried sitting down. No luck. I tried to wait til the day was over, but felt like I had to burst and ended up going during class when no one else was in there. I actually asked my mom what was wrong with me when I got home, because I wasn't really embarrassed about being seen, I just could not go no matter how hard I tried. She said I was just "stool shy". For the rest of my school years, I seldom went to the bathroom at school. I would hold it until I got home.

I also encountered a hospital children's ward boy's room with the same arrangement as the first grade bathroom; no partitions, just two toilets and a sink...and you had to be taken there by an adult. I stayed at this hospital when I got my tonsils out, so my solution was to try and wait until night time to go. The first time, the nurse came in with me and stood there watching, and again I couldn't go. I had to ask her to stand outside so I could go.

I have seen some strange bathroom arrangements with open stalls. The weirdest was at a park in Las Vegas, there was a door on both sides of the building and when you walked in either door, the first thing you saw was an open toilet. Then a brick partition, and behind the partition was the urinal, with the sinks in the middle. I wondered who would design a bathroom where the toilets are the most open feature and the urinals and sinks are behind a partition. Obviously, I did not use this facility.

I'll pass-I get enough of that in my job! 🙄 Funny how that changes your perspective on things!

When going to elementary school, the boys restroom toilets didn't have doors. I was thoroughly embarrassed each time I had to poop. I never got used to it throughout my years in elementary school. This was in the late 50's.

I didn't go stall-ness till Navy boot camp in '04. In our barracks the stalls had a curtain but in the building we went to class in the stalls were open to encourage you to do your business and go and to prevent sleeping. The threat of taking curtains away was always present.

Later on the boat we had normal metal stalls but they threatened to take them away if people kept leaving them open (submarine, slamming doors make too much noise). I never did anything but pee at class in boot camp and during my time on the boat they never took the doors away.