Wow guys, this is the hottest pee-related thing I've come across in ages. It's by an artist named Elana Binysh, and I would seriously consider buying it when it comes out because it's that amazing. It's an interactive piece called "I think it was a feeling". In the clip featured on the website, Binysh describes the feeling of wetting herself in public as a disabled person and it's. So. Fucking. HOT! She recalls:
"The thing is, it actually feels quite nice... The feeling of damp underwear like moss in a Scottish forest... the feeling of it coming out, the slow trickle that gets faster and faster like whispered fingers trailing down my thighs, my ankles, my feet, the floor. It's warm. It's free. They're looking. They're jealous. They wish they were pissing too."
Holy moly.
Elana has written other "unperformable" pieces about pee too, including one titled PISS MACHINE. Here's an Instagram post detailing her audio wetting project. The fact that it's an interactive piece with actual instructions for the listener only makes it better.
Promo post by Free Range Canterbury
The project contains instructions for the listener such as lying in certain positions, closing their eyes and presumably pissing themselves. The purpose is to help you understand what it feels like to be disabled & totally at the mercy of your body. But there's no denying the sexiness of it all, from her soft voice to the way she describes wetting so positively & in such great detail. And there's no guilt or shame for finding it hot because she IS disabled/incontinent & openly admits it feels good. Listen to the snippet here. The finished project is slated to be ready in 2025/2026.
Common Fantasy, Rare Reality
Elana Binysh
The fantasy of someone being incontinent and THEN developing a piss/Omo kink from their actual experiences is quite common in the pee fetish community, but I've yet to find many people who fit this description IRL. (I've written pieces on 'incontinent pride' here before but focused more on the disability aspect--Binysh gets deep into the physical sensation side of things). You can tell she actually likes the sensation by the way she describes it, even if she'd rather it were a choice. The idea that people stare because they wish they could piss themselves in public too and are "jealous" is beyond hot. Such a bold and fearless statement. 🫠
I absolutely love when people who wet themselves, whether for sexual reasons or due to a medical condition, are loud and proud about it. Not just because it's a fetish for me, but because it challenges tired beliefs about wetting/pee being a dirty or shameful thing that shouldn't be spoken about in polite company. Others who've done work in this same vein include runners Lucja Leonard & Amy Hatch, author Rachel Michelle Wilson, OnlyFans star Candie Dixon, skydiving accident survivor(!!!) Emma Carey & Canadian playwright Helen C. Escott. It requires a great deal of courage to not only disclose such a thing about yourself but to be totally unapologetic about it. Elana Binysh takes it a step further & openly discusses he "taboo" fact that it feels good.
If you're reading this Elana, I hope you don't find my brash views too offensive. But this IS a wetting fetish blog, after all. If you're not already a part of the Omorashi community we'd be more than happy to have you! And if you enjoy discussing this topic with other women who do the same thing, well... let's just say my inbox is open wide. I'd never tell a soul. 🤐 I have a few disabilities myself, though incontinence is not one of them.
Here's more on Elana Binysh on a site called LEVEL:
"Elana Binysh is an artist working across theatre, live art and sound art. She mainly works as a dramaturg, live sound artist and performer. Her work is unified by a deep devotion to exploring different forms, and a desire to tell contemporary oral histories to people in uncomfortable and tender ways. Her work is raucous, silly and strange. She’s currently being mentored as an experimental writer by Sammy Metcalfe (Sleepwalk Collective), and in the process of writing her first solo project, PISS MACHINE, an unperformable show about invisible disability and waiting, which is posted to your house."
And here's a blog post she wrote about working with artist Jonny Leitch.
(Yeah, I'm currently a tad obsessed. That 1-minute sound clip got me. Here's hoping she updates us when the full piece comes out because I don't want to miss it, assuming it'll be available online in some format).
From her personal Insta page. 🫠
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