Long distance peeing, women outperform men hands down!
For all those big macho men who think they can win against a girl in any sort of competition, you better think twice. If not, you might find yourself soaked and beaten out of the competition by a sweet little girl who can kick your ass even if she is half your size.
One might think this could never happen; how can a girl end up beating a guy in something that involves our bodies and a type of physical competition, it's just not possible, right? Well, you might be surprised at what women can achieve and how they can win a peeing competition and win a golden reward for their achievements.
When it comes down to a competition in which we set equal parameters between men and women of who can pee a further or greater distance, what many know as a long-distance peeing competition. Women outperform men hands down, essentially kicking them on their butts and leaving them all soaked as if it were a Mexican standoff. One by one, the males would be dropping out of the competition, leaving women as final contenders. It comes down to the fact that women can expel urine at a faster rate and with a stronger stream from their urethra, of which no man can compete at the same level and the same rate.
This is achieved by the design of our anatomy and how things work to the advantage of women to perform at optimal or higher levels in the expulsion of urine. Women have a shorter urethra; the urethra is the tube that allows urine to pass out of the body. In men, it's a long tube that runs through the prostate and the length of the penis, and it also carries semen and is about 18 to 20 cm in length. While in women, it's a short tube and is just above the vagina with a length of 4 to 5 cm, which is a fraction or a quarter of the length of that of males.
Just think of the urethra as a hose; you don't have to be a rocket scientist to comprehend that the flow rate of urine will decrease as the hose gets longer; in this case the urethra. When you are moving liquids over a greater distance, the drop-in flow rate can be dramatic. And add on top of that, male plumbing has more valves to pass through; it's a more complex system, while female plumbing is a simple short tube with nothing in between to restrict the flow rate of urine.
When a woman takes on a position where she spreads her legs and opens her labia, allowing for her urethra to be in the clear with no obstruction, she can expel her urine with all her might. She will form a stream of urine that will shoot out of her body at a higher rate than any male can achieve. With the urine flowing out at such a force that she can reach a distance of anywhere from 4 to 6 meters (13 to 20 feet) and some might go a greater distance under the right conditions.
If you draw a line on the ground with the same starting point for both genders and take a position that is correct for women to expel urine with the same angle as a man. The stream generated by the female would be greater, consequently gaining a greater distance of travel, allowing her to beat the male in a pee distance competition.
What would happen if this were a Mexican standoff? Where a man and a woman stand off against each other, front to front with their urethras cocked and ready to shoot. We can safely say that it would not be a Mexican standoff to start since we know the outcome of the standoff. There would be one winner left high and dry, which would be the female, and one soaked and wet with urine, the male.
Do you think you could beat your partner in a long-distance peeing competition? Take on a challenge with your partner and see what distance you can achieve. The results might surprise you and it might be something fun and interesting for both of you to experiment with and see the distance you can achieve. Just remember, it's best to do it outside since things might get kind of wet indoors.
If you found this article interesting, test your shooting distance and see how far you can shoot your urine stream out of your body, send us your photos and your achievements.
