This morning I got caught pissing in the bathroom sink at work because I completely forgot to lock the door. Female coworker just opened the door right while I was mid-stream. When you open the door, the sink is to the left against the wall, so he saw my penis expelling urine into the sink. We locked eyes and the look on her face is burned into my brain. Her mouth dropped and she gasped, let go of the door and it closed automatically.

My male manager came up to me as I was heading back to my desk and told me I should go home for the day. He literally had my bag and computer ready to hand off to me, I guess to avoid seeing the girl who walked in on me since she sits close by.

Everything feels heavy. My chest is tight. I keep thinking about how one stupid, thoughtless second is about to follow me around this place forever or possibly cost me my career. Even if I'm not fired, I don’t know how I’m supposed to walk those halls after this. I feel disgusting. Embarrassed. Small. Just completely drained.

I keep telling myself it’s not the end of the world, but right now it sure as hell feels like it. No idea what to tell my wife.

Hello fellow Sinkpissers!

I just wanted to say how happy I am that this sub exists. I was "converted" to peeing in the sink by a friend about ten years ago, when we were staying at a guesthouse together and the bathroom was way too far away.

Thank you for letting us know we're not alone!

By the way: Is there a special greeting or something that helps us recognize each other in real life?

It started as a joke, but I started to catch it on as more of a habit, then it just become the norm. I’ve discovered so many things about it, judging on the colour of urine, you must give the faucet a gentle swing to make sure none of it stains. I look forward to this new water-saving phase of my life

If you gotta have a sign, then it's too confusing

But can I piss there?

This will add to his fettishes, he has a bag fettish too he will come do his thing (sit and roll around in a bag while purring) when we bring groceries home. We call it bag time.