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Now let’s talk about the emotional and psychological damage your boyfriend has already inflicted on you. So, URINE, the health risks you’re running to avoid your boyfriend’s anger cannot be described as insignificant. “The bladder is a pretty hearty muscle and can recover from many insults but repeated damaged like this could do irreparable harm. In addition, these insults could lead to overactive bladder and with time, to urgency urinary incontinence, that is, leakage that you cannot control when you get the urge to go to the bathroom.” “Keeping large amounts of urine in the bladder can lead to a bladder stretch injury and may lead to long-standing urinary retention-or the inability to empty the bladder-which may or may not recover over time,” said Dr.
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And you don’t want to lose your kidneys-once they lose function, it doesn’t return."ĭestroying your kidneys isn’t the only health risk you’re running, URINE. These infections can track upwards to the kidneys in some cases and cause an infection in the kidney called pyelonephritis. Recurrent bouts of pyelonephritis can lead to permanent kidney damage. “Keeping large amounts of urine in your bladder is a set up for recurrent urinary tract infections. “In terms of health risks, there are many,” Dr. Fields, URINE: you’re not indulging a kinky boyfriend, you’re being terrorized (your own words) by an abusive boyfriend.
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“This woman needs to get out of this controlling and abusive relationship.” I am in complete agreement with Dr. “Let’s call this behavior what it is: abuse,” said Dr. Fields would address the health risks you're being bullied into running, he wanted to address the elephant in the bathroom and the bedroom and the delivery room. I shared your letter with him to get his expert opinion on the risks you’re taking with your physical health, URINE, but before Dr. Ian Fields is a urogynecologist who specializes in pelvic floor disorders and bladder conditions. And while I don’t think your question is above my pay grade-what you need to do seems obvious to me and will, no doubt, be obvious to everyone who reads your letter-I nevertheless called in a couple of experts.ĭr. It’s just that… after reading your letter… I wanna figuratively slap your boyfriend upside the head so hard his figurative skull breaks into a thousand figurative pieces. To be perfectly frank, I’d like to break up your boyfriend’s skull over this-figuratively speaking. You don’t wanna break up your family over this, URINE, but I sure do. Unrelenting Requirements Inducing Nervous Exhaustion LOL. I don’t want to break up my family over this. I’ve read your columns for years and you’re the only person I can ask about this. I’ve said all these things to him, and He. I feel like my humanity is being leached away.
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I haven’t had a private piss nobody has watched or made me feel guilty about for FIVE YEARS. I can’t use the bathroom in public unless I videotape it for him. Even then-in the hospital-he had to watch me pee.
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But it’s not sexy for me.Īfter I had our child, I literally wasn’t allowed to have thirty seconds alone in the bathroom after shoving a human out of my vagina in full view of ten adults I did not know. It has gotten to the point where his obsession has become mine. If I need to pee in the middle of the night, I have to wake him up-which makes him mad-so instead of waking him up I hold it in all night. I also have to let him watch me poop, which is embarrassing as hell, because I pee when I poop. But he still insists that I must hold it in for as long as possible so I can give him “a strong stream” every time. The first two years of our relationship were terrifying because if I peed while he was at work, he would throw a fit of epic proportions. If he doesn’t get to watch me pee every single time he gets angry. So, the big reveal: my boyfriend is a urophiliac. Not to mention the onus of his “fetish” falls entirely on me. I’m not close-minded and I genuinely love pleasing people, and my approach to sex has always been, “Whatever turns you on, turns me on!” But his fetish has crossed the line from kink to obsession. When we first got together, he shared a fetish with me, which has honestly gotten out of hand. My boyfriend and I have been together for nearly five years. I’m worried this may be above your pay grade.