Urinating when uncircumcised

@Hookajoe I not only experimented, I enjoy ballooning my foreskin from time to time and use it to clense my foreskin at times or provide extra moisture. Urine is supposed to be sterile and while sitting down it's not messy.

However there are caveats:

As a teenager I used that during a 4 week summer camp as the sole way of cleaning inside of my foreskin due to being shy during the weekly group showers in the shower-tent. Camp with the scouts so no better facilities, save the sink-tent which provided no discretion either.

It must have irritated my foreskin as it got infected eventually. I ended up with undies down in front of my Mom in the living room, then doctor. 1 month of ointments, 6 months of not playing with my willy.

Ballooning is great, just in moderation or with additional hygiene.

I'm uncut. I always retract my foreskin before urinating

I recently heard a comedian joke about pinching the tip closed and peeing to inflate the foreskin like a water balloon. As much as I would like to test this concept myself, I am not equipped to do so. Anyone here ever experimented (in the shower) to satisfy such a curiosity?

After a certain amount of urine inside the pinched off foreskin, it really does become untenable and starts to hurt. Since it's not like a faucet, you can't stop the stream of urine in time either. So, a sane person just lets go of the pinched up foreskin to relieve the discomfort.

The whole experience is over pretty quickly. I'd say the idea, the imagining, mental preparation and making the decision, is more arousing than the actual implementation itself.

Just like so many sexual experiences, thinking and fanaticizing is often more pleasurable than doing.

Haven't done the pee balloon before. I'm the type that will try anything once, so... next time I shower, lol. Will report back soon 😉

I read that the "pee balloon" you describe can be a consequence of severe phimosis.

I'm uncut. I always retract my foreskin before urinating

Retracting your foreskin fully behind the glans is an essential practice if you are not circumcised. Unfortunately, some uncircumcised boys and men have never been taught to do so or are simply reluctant to do it, especially in public. One might think that teaching a young boy this important habit is an easy task, but it is often not. Adults can be even more reluctant to change their already established habits.

When US circumcision rates skyrocketed in the middle of the last century, parents became more aware of their children's hygiene habits and more comfortable discussing them with their physicians. If a child was unwilling or embarrassed to retract his foreskin before urinating (or to wash around and behind the glans when bathing), removing the foreskin was often recommended. Physicians added another item to their long list of reasons for justifying the procedure among children and adults - hygiene. This reason is still often cited by US physicians today.

@madebare I read that the popularity of circumcision in some conservative groups in the US (Mormons, I think the article mentioned) was partially due to the fact that it freed mothers from the need to retract (gently) the foreskin for washing, a gesture that can seem uncomfortably close to masturbation.

I read that the popularity of circumcision in some conservative groups in the US (Mormons, I think the article mentioned)....

I would like to see the reference. For Mormons, circumcision does not carry any religious significance. In fact, the Book of Mormon states that circumcision is not necessary, unlike in Islam, where it is considered either obligatory (wājib) or highly recommended (sunnah). Utah is the only US state with a proportionally high percentage of people who identify with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I suspect this is the primary reason the state discontinued Medicaid coverage of newborn circumcision over two decades ago.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints does not explicitly prohibit circumcision either, and many Mormon men have indeed been circumcised for the same reasons as the rest of the US population - hygienic, preventive, familial, social, cultural, and so on.

@madebare It is something that I read a long while ago. Note that I did not say this was a religious motivation — I said that the hygiene motivation may have been compounded by an unwillingness from religious mothers to have to retract the foreskin of their sons to wash under it, or to have their older sons pull it to wash, because this gesture was similar to masturbation, which is prohibited.

I’ve had phases in my life when I would both roll it back or leave the foreskin in place. Growing up I left it in place because I didn’t want any other boys to think I masturbated by rolling back the foreskin (what little I knew back then)

@Hookajoe i have done this! it is quite fun as it fills up and the flow slows down, lots of pressure on the foreskin, and then you let go your fingers and it's like a balloon popping and a big load of pee comes out!

i quite like to tie the end closed, or put a condom over, when doing prostate massage, so that it fills up with my precummies and cummies 😄

Uncut here and never tried this. Sounds interesting to try and will tonight when I take a shower.