What do you do to stop having to go pee?

Answer 1

This happens to several of my friends often - daily, in fact. They hold back for phenomenal lengths of time. Many people do.

There are three things you can choose to do, each having consequences.

One: you say you don't want to go. I assume a toilet is available but you're busy and you want to hold it, and the throbbing doesn't bother you. You may, if you are a woman and seated at a computer, sit with one foot bare under you, pressing your heel into your urethra. This will effectively prevent your bladder from emptying. Be aware of consequences: you will damage your bladder at least slightly, and when you stand up to go, you may not make it to the bathroom.

Two: you can make the foolish decision some people do, especially if they're holding back while outside doing sports and wearing sweaty clothes: they let small amounts of urine seep out on purpose into their clothes, then wait for it to evaporate before allowing themselves a tiny bit more relief. This method is idiotic: the effect only tortures the bladder, and sooner or later the smiling Lacrosse playing lady is going to find herself gushing on the playing field! Don't try this stupid trick.

Three: Just stop whatever you're so incredibly engaged in doing and GO, already! You would die without that function, so lose the attitude toward it and take care if your health! Go and relieve yourself. Then return to your video gaming session or whatever. It isn't the end of the world. I know that cool young people hate stopping their activities to go, but really. You do have to, eventually. You cannot hold back forever.

Answer 2

Nothing. It is impossible to stop going pee because it gets all the waste and toxics out. If you don't pee you'll die.