Fullbladder Stories

Nick was an employee of "EcoExpress" - a modern, eco friendly and cost effective public transport service. Thier fleet of buses operated solely on the contents of the drivers bladder and penis to check the amount of urine in there. The device could measure and calculate the: (1) time when he took his last piss (2) amount of urine in his bladder (3) how desperate he was. 9 out of 10 is the minimum scale of acceptance. One had to be desperate enough to lose control and squirt into one's pants. If he wouldn't full on the scale of at least 9 of 10, the bus wouldn't start and he would need to report to the manager and give an explanation as to why he wasn't in for work with a full bladder. To make matters worse, his pay for the next two days would get chopped off and he would have to work overtime. Unpaid. Of course, needless to say his bladder would need to be full.

The boys are all having a sleepover. But some of them have to have a fight with their bladders!

As you probably know by the title, this is a book full of bladder holding/pee dice dares that will most likely push your limits. Make sure to read the rules before playing or you may not do the challenges right.

There comes a point at which a man must stop rejecting what is evident before him and accept the reality he is in. Milton Mallwood had come to that point. He couldn't lie to himself any longer, not about this. He needed a bathroom, and he needed it now.

The problem isn't having a full bladder. We've all had those, we learned to deal with them growing up, and they kinda come with the territory of being mammals in constant need of hydration. "You can't always just pee," my uncle Alphonse used to say.