Re: Pee Buddy

Posted by Nick (Italy) on 7/1/2017, 3:20 pm, in reply to "Pee Buddy"

Dear David, I'm 53 and I'm trying to exit from the paruresis. I'm Italian so I can't follow Andrew's workshops, but I know they are very interesting. I think a pee buddy can be a quite good idea. I haven't got one. But I'm thinkink about asking one of my closer male friends. I think you have to choose among your closer male friends him whom you trust more, of whom you really care of, and who is a very sensitive and sensible person. Avoid curious or indiscreet friends. You must feel very at ease with him. You probalby know him, you only have to think about him. With friendship. Nick

Re: Pee Buddy

Posted by Jamie on 7/1/2017, 6:35 pm, in reply to "Pee Buddy"

Hi David A pee buddy would be help but if you haven't yet been on a ukpt workshop I'd suggest one of those is the best place to start, believe me I'm talking from experience. They're surprisingly good fun and you get to talk to others with the same problem as yourself. you'll probably meet 1 or 2 who could become future pee buddies. Go on, give it a go! :-) Jamie

Re: Pee Buddy

Posted by Robert C on 14/1/2017, 1:36 pm, in reply to "Pee Buddy"

Hi David Agree with Jamie, best do a beginners workshop. I used to live in Oxford. Am 55, live in Herefordshire near Gloucestershire border and about once a fortnight meetup with 1-2 pee buddies in Wales. Oxford is quite a distance, Witney/Burford would be a manageable distance for me. cheers Rob