A normal consequence: How much urine one can hold widely varies among individuals. Holding urine "too" long leads to a fuller bladder beyond its physiological accommodation, in time, resulting in a floppy bladder with temporary loss of its muscle contractability; hence, see slow urine flow & spraying stream reflecting a slow flow passing through the special configuration of fossa navicularis (the last 1-1.5 cm urethra.
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