1. People who experience paruresis, a condition characterized by difficulty urinating in public or social situations.
Usage: medical/psychological term; plural form; also called 'shy bladder syndrome'

Examples

• Paruretics often experience anxiety when using public restrooms.
• Support groups help paruretics manage their condition through exposure therapy.
• Many paruretics find that stress and social pressure worsen their symptoms.
• Therapists work with paruretics to reduce the psychological barriers affecting their ability to urinate in public.