stand or sit

[m2f28]

ok this may be personal but do you stand or sit to pee 

personaly i stand in boy mode  st in girl mode but i always sit in public weathri am jenny or chuck

[Jester]

I stand.

I can't change my anatomy.

Yet.

[nmason]

If a cubical is available I sit in public, but at home sit all the time.
Sitting seems more natural even if I have still got my boy bits.

[Kimberley]

Sitting comes natural. When in public and I simply have to go I will stand.

[Keroppi]

Well, I'm TS so sit. I've only stood 3 (and a half) times since I've started identifying as TS, and they were all a while ago out in ickie dirty male toilets where sitting weren't really much of an option. The half time was when I was peeing into a urine sample holder, I kinda semi squatted. Sat down to finish up afterward.

[noeleena]

Hi..
   Depends on how you are dressed . if in female mode then there is no ?  sit & only in the womens .

   For me while  or when  i was in bob mode i would most times sit as i did not like being around men . & am very care full where i went & most times even then i would squat or hover  as the seats were not every clean,  so as mum told me put paper on the seat .   
  of cause i only use the womans ,

   ...noeleena...

[Jasmine.m]

I sit. At home, at work, out and about. Even in the back-country. Doesn't matter.

edit: "in public" didn't sound quite right! 😛

[Janet_Girl]

Sit.  How else is a girl to go, unless she has one of other STPs.

[Georgina]

HI ladies,I have sat for a long time now,even throughout my purged time I have sat,its more natural to me. I know its not the only reason why I have started going back to dressing as a female,but it is very helpful feeling confident in my toilet habits. I crossdressed for many years before I purged,[Thank god I have returned to this wonderful world] and being dressed as a woman needs attention to detail,even down to toilet training !! 🙂

[Jafrina]

SIT almost all the time. At home it is the easiest way espcially at night, no missed bowl   no splash, sit down no worries. 🙂

[K8]

I haven't stood for more than 20 years, regardless of how I've been dressed.  I have found it more comfortable and cleaner.

(BTW the house I live in had been rented to the university rugby team before I got it.  One of the first things I did was replace the floor around the toilet because it had been eaten away by urine.  I have rather strong feelings about sitting to pee.  Sorry.   What you do is up to you, but I find standing gross.)

- Kate

[Jasmine.m]

(BTW the house I live in had been rented to the university rugby team before I got it.  One of the first things I did was replace the floor around the toilet because it had been eaten away by urine.  I have rather strong feelings about sitting to pee.  Sorry.   What you do is up to you, but I find standing gross.)

Ewwwwww!!! That is SO nasty!!

Just one more reason not to stand...

[Georgina]

Even when I am busting,I have to sit,it feels so so right,and so comfortable as well. I must say too,I like the toilet seat to be down when I am finished,just another rule I like to abide by! 🙂

[Goldy]

I always sit, I've never liked standing.

[Rock_chick]

aiming is a overrated talent.

[PanoramaIsland]

I stand, unless I'm in a stall in a bathroom with women who may be hostile to my being trans and could freak out if they saw the top of my head poking out above the top of the stall. Why can't American bathrooms have floor-to-ceiling stalls like those in Europe? I mean, really.

[Kallisty]

Generally stand, due to the amount of clothes on underneath.

[JoanneTV]

I stand... Despite the fact the misses says that I'm not being a proper lady. 🙂

[Dana Lane]

Standing to pee in a ladies bathroom is just wrong. If there are other ladies in there they are going to be terrified. I have always sat when have to pee.

[K8]

Standing to pee in a ladies bathroom is just wrong. If there are other ladies in there they are going to be terrified. I have always sat when have to pee.

Good point.  You may be in a cubicle, but if your feet are pointing the wrong way it is very obvious what is going on.  Don't expect to be greeted as a woman when you come out of the stall.

- Kate