Posted by Mother Goose on January 13, 2000 at 04:26
Dear all,
I am glad to find some answers to my post, and will try to answer the questions. First, though, let me say that when I read through my last post I found that by calling him 'a man' I mislead you. He was only eighteen at the time, a mear boy, lost in London during the blackout, very young and oh so sweet.
It was a 'turn-on' for me to realise that he was desperate for a pee. I have always enjoyed watching men pee, and still today it gives me a warm feeling in my more private parts. And the expression on his face when he started to pee, an expression of total relief, I remember how he closed his eyes and just stood there for a few seconds, relaxed and, well, peed. That was a true 'turn-on' (what a lovely expression, by the way, thank you).
I'm not sure why he cried, I have never really thought about it, but I would guess a mixture of embaressment, the total relief after what must have been a severe tension, and drunkeness. He was very very drunk, you see. I wiped his private parts with a towel after helping him out of his clothes, and he just fell asleep as I did that.
The next morning he was very embarrased, since he remembered the night before, and very sick from all the drink. His clothes were still damp, but he put them on, thanked me several times and left, blushing all the time.
He came back a few days later with flowers, and we were friends for almost forty years.
I miss him still.
Mother Goose
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