10-11-2015, 07:01 PM
Nine months?! Seriously, that's truly impressive! I feel pathetic in comparison.
I can only simulate when I'm alone and I know I won't run the risk of being 'caught'. This might be having the house to myself for a few hours or if I'm staying overnight in a hotel somewhere where I've got all night (if I needed to) and can lock the door, knowing no one will come in or disturb me. These are the only times I feel comfortable simulating.
The longest I can recall simulating was getting on for five hours. These are occasions where I've been in a hotel and retired to my room for the evening - so typically simulating late at night, usually going over into the very early hours. It can range from bloating/pushing my bare belly out due to drinking/eating earlier to utilising things around the room such as seat cushions or pillows from the bed. I'd typically simulate in a thin, cotton t-shirt. I don't quite know why, but there's something about being in a strange place, that's a public building but you're in privacy (if that makes sense...), where I'm usually at my 'best'.
My typical simulation sessions, in the house, would last for around two to three hours.
If I'd lived alone or had a genuine reason to go to a hotel (and have my own room) for a night or two, I'd simulate more often. Sadly these opportunities to simulate have almost all but evaporated over the last five years. :(
I can only simulate when I'm alone and I know I won't run the risk of being 'caught'. This might be having the house to myself for a few hours or if I'm staying overnight in a hotel somewhere where I've got all night (if I needed to) and can lock the door, knowing no one will come in or disturb me. These are the only times I feel comfortable simulating.
The longest I can recall simulating was getting on for five hours. These are occasions where I've been in a hotel and retired to my room for the evening - so typically simulating late at night, usually going over into the very early hours. It can range from bloating/pushing my bare belly out due to drinking/eating earlier to utilising things around the room such as seat cushions or pillows from the bed. I'd typically simulate in a thin, cotton t-shirt. I don't quite know why, but there's something about being in a strange place, that's a public building but you're in privacy (if that makes sense...), where I'm usually at my 'best'.
My typical simulation sessions, in the house, would last for around two to three hours.
If I'd lived alone or had a genuine reason to go to a hotel (and have my own room) for a night or two, I'd simulate more often. Sadly these opportunities to simulate have almost all but evaporated over the last five years. :(