This isn’t true because I can squeeze the tip of my foreskin and the pee will start spraying everywhere super fast. Similar to covering the end of a hose with my thumb.
Similar to the hose, your feeble attempts at restriction only make the stream stronger.
There is a fundamental pressure being restricted. IF she has a bigger urethra than you, she’ll wreck you. If she has a narrow urethra, she might be in the same support group as Hank Hill.
Either way, the fundamental limit of how much pee can flow will always follow a basic function.
I used to think that women had larger urethras than men because female catheters are larger. A post similar to this one caused me to do a bit of reading though. Women’s urethras are actually a little smaller on average. They can use larger stiffer catheters because their urethras are much shorter and almost straight. Men’s catheters have to be narrower because they have to be flexible to go through men’s longer curvier urethras.
Yes, partially covering the opening will increase flow speed, but it doesn’t matter how long the hose was before you covered it, so no penis is required to achieve that.
You should try a twist tie, wrench it shut like it’s bread you want to actually keep fresh instead of just twisting it up and tucking it under the loaf like most men do. See what happens!
Laminar flow means exceptionally smooth and directional without any turbulence or spray, so this would make sense if you visited a bathroom that was spotlessly clean
This isn’t true because I can squeeze the tip of my foreskin and the pee will start spraying everywhere super fast. Similar to covering the end of a hose with my thumb.
Similar to the hose, your feeble attempts at restriction only make the stream stronger.
There is a fundamental pressure being restricted. IF she has a bigger urethra than you, she’ll wreck you. If she has a narrow urethra, she might be in the same support group as Hank Hill.
Either way, the fundamental limit of how much pee can flow will always follow a basic function.
I used to think that women had larger urethras than men because female catheters are larger. A post similar to this one caused me to do a bit of reading though. Women’s urethras are actually a little smaller on average. They can use larger stiffer catheters because their urethras are much shorter and almost straight. Men’s catheters have to be narrower because they have to be flexible to go through men’s longer curvier urethras.
I don’t even think you know what you’re talking about let alone what I’m talking about.
Shitposts =/= shower thoughts
Already addressed this point in my post cretin
Yes, partially covering the opening will increase flow speed, but it doesn’t matter how long the hose was before you covered it, so no penis is required to achieve that.
True, so dick length doesn’t matter but shape/girth does
You should try a twist tie, wrench it shut like it’s bread you want to actually keep fresh instead of just twisting it up and tucking it under the loaf like most men do. See what happens!
I tried all of these but I just came in my pants? Is that normal?
You might need a few stitches bruh
Because of the inverse relationship between velocity and diameter.
Damn crazy. Do you think the shape of someone’s genitalia has an effect on that velocity and diameter?
The optimal genitalia for urination has zero length. Imagine a frictionless laminar flow from a razor edged hole in your torso!
I’ve definitely seen public bathrooms where the previous occupant may have been utilising this technique
Laminar flow means exceptionally smooth and directional without any turbulence or spray, so this would make sense if you visited a bathroom that was spotlessly clean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7Hyc3MRKno
In theory, maybe. Yet in the real world, enough foreskin to interfere with the flow makes for a smoother flow with no spraying.
I’M GOING TO NEED A PERFECTLY SPHERICAL BLADDER IN A HARD VACUUM