[sissyLena1]

Hey, so this is more of an idea than a dare.

I've noticed that most when they do pee holding/bladder control or similar usually are like "drink 1l of water in 15min" so basically they're filling up as fast as possible which in my opinion maybe isn't entirely bad, and it even has its pros e.g. when I do fast filling up, it usually starts with a regular need to pee, but then it turns in a real strong need to pee in the blink of an eye, thus this method definitely has some surprising aspect, however besides that the feeling is real super strong and is unpleasant(/low-key pleasant) it's most likely not going to make you lose control involuntary(you will probably give up due the pain/pressure you feel.

But if you drink like let's say 400ml of water per hour for a few hours you won't be feeling strong pressure on your bladder, at least in the first hours but after you feel yourself up with a great amount of water the pressure will arise(still, it's not going to be as super strong as it is when you fill up quickly) and your bladder will be pretty much tired and basically it's going to give up, involuntary of you. You will be feeling your bladder relaxing more and more as the pressure increases, and you won't really be able to do anything about it.

I don't know why it's like that, I suppose it's related to science/biology. Studies say that the average human bladder holds about 400-600ml of liquids(which means no more and no less than 400-600ml is the moment when feel the need to pee, we obviously can hold much more in our bladders). The second thing is that our kidneys process about 400-600ml of liquids per hour. So what I think is that when the bladder gets to hold a big amount of liquid all of a sudden it uses its all potential but when it is to hold a moderate amount over some period of time it just gets lazy.

I dare you to try it out. Just go pee and then start drinking 200ml of water every 30minutes for few hours without peeing and see what happens