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EmeraldWaters

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    Bathroom Control
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  1. There’s usually always a line and it’ll take less time than trying to find another (which likely has the same wait time, which renders looking for another pointless). From what I understand, the average woman takes longer in the bathroom than the average man, which creates lines in the first place. This is because women tend to have more “steps” than men. Men: 1. undo belt 2.pull out penis 3. Pee 4. Pull stuff back in 5.Zip back up Women: 1.inspect toilet to ensure it’s not gross 2. lock stall 3.look for place to put purse 4.undo belt 5.pull pants and underwear all the way down 6. pee 7.wipe 8.pull pants and underwear back up 9.redo belt 10. Grab purse 11. Unlock stall On top of this, mothers are more likely to bring young children to the restroom than their fathers. Assisting a child in the bathroom takes a lot of time. In addition, women around ages 11-50 have periods. During this time, pads/tampons are changed in the bathroom which again takes more time…. If we assume that a period is one week a month, that’s about 1/4 of this age group very roughly on their period. (That’s making things overly simplistic, but yeah.)
  2. Yeah, I admit that might be… concerning, for a young kid to do but for one reason or another, it’s what I did. I didn’t do it very often, thankfully, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t do it.
  3. It always just kind of fascinated me whenever a show would have a pee joke or talk about accidents. I don’t remember how old I was when I was watching iCarly with an episode where, for some reason, this guy would either leak or almost pee anytime he confessed his love to his fiancé. He’d quick run off so it didn’t show it, and I found myself wanting him to actually wet himself. And in the end… he did. Also, when I was about 6 I’d kidnap my dolls and force them to drink many gallons of water, getting more desperate until they wet themselves. Then everyone they’d know come to their holding cell and laugh at them.
  4. I love wettings that happen just because someone was being careless / too lazy like this. You see her put down the phone a time or two, just about to go to the bathroom, but she's so invested she impulsively can't just leave it be to go to the bathroom for less than 5 minutes. Instead, she chooses to embarrass herself ❤️
  5. Reminds me of one time that I was working. One customer walks into the checkout just like everyone else. Has a very suspicious wet area around their groin and mostly down one pant leg, but a bit on both. But they were being so casual about it (and I didn’t want to stare) that I honestly was going crazy wondering if it was what I thought it was.
  6. I don’t think anyone really notices (unless they have a pee kink lol). I personally have a chair at work and I nearly am always crossing my legs (not because I need to pee or anything, just out of habit). I see hundreds of people everyday, and only one person in the 5 years I’ve been at this job has mentioned it. No one seems to ever really look closely at my legs either, for that matter.
  7. In my case they just… up and told me they figured it out. Well, it wasn’t quite that brash. One day, we somehow got to talking about the strangest fetishes we’ve ever heard of. I’m not really sure how we got to talking about that, but we had been talking about it for awhile when I made a joke about them having a fetish. It was a combination of traits they seemed to like in characters that sure seemed like it COULD be a fetish, but I was just teasing. I knew they didn’t actually have a fetish for it. their response was something like, “no, I don’t, but I know that you have some weird thing for pee.” I tried to deny it, but they had too much evidence (aka I accidentally made too many pee jokes-). They still tease me about it every now and then, but overall it doesn’t get brought up much. Looking back, I can’t think of any signs they showed about knowing.
  8. Now th at I have some more time to write, I’ll share some stories of my shy bladder getting me in trouble. 1. (I copied and pasted this one from another thread) I’ve had a handful of surgeries over the years, and I’ve found that even if you ask for a toilet the moment you are somewhat aware, it’ll be at least an hour until you are allowed to go. You’re not allowed to drink X hours before your surgery, but they give you IVs through the operation, which while the time varies wildly, seems to take about 6 hours + however long it takes to wake up. So you figure, it’s like waking up in the morning if you’ve had liquids throughout the night and having to hold it for an unknown amount of time. The nurse will come about once every 15 minutes. Pretty much, they have a checklist you have to complete before you can get out of bed. (Do you know what happened? Who you are? Can you handle water? Food? Standing? Okay, THEN you can go.) One time, when I had surgery on my leg, I needed the staff to get a wheelchair so I could go. It took several times asking, and clarifying that I needed a wheelchair and couldn’t walk to finally be able to go. The nurse lingered in the bathroom with me, which… while that surprised me, I supposed it made sense. The surgery was rather extensive and they wanted to make sure I was okay, but my bladder is incredibly shy. Even though I needed to go so badly, I just couldn’t until I got her to stand just outside the door instead. I want to say that the surgery started around 7 am, and it was 6-7 pm before I was able to pee. anyway, it’s fun to look back at these things now but it wasn’t fun at the time. 2. One time on a school trip, we were all packing up and getting ready to go home. I hadn’t peed in a few hours, and the trip was about 4-5 hours without stopping. The plan was, we were going to do an activity for an hour (in which it’d be nearly impossible to excuse yourself to the bathroom during) and then all rush out to get to the bus and go home. It goes without saying therefore that I should probably go to the bathroom on the way to the activity, as that’d be my last chance to go for a long time. Me and another girl headed that way together when we passed a bathroom. I told her I’d use it, and so she waited outside. It was a group of stalls, and I think someone else was there. I sit down, relax and… nothing. I try to take a few deep breaths… nothing. I start to become aware that time is passing, and someone is waiting for me. That only locks me up more and I just… can’t. Maybe the other person was also causing me to freeze up, I can’t quite remember that part, but I know one thing that’ll lock me up more than anything else is time passing. Realizing I’m taking too long, especially when someone’s waiting on me. reluctantly, I get up and leave without going. I’m beginning to feel very anxious though, because… how long am I going to be forced to hold it again? And of course, now that I’ve got pee in my mind, it feels like I have to go already. i think I made up some stupid excuse about forgetting something and then going back to the bathroom. (Either she followed me back or like… she very clearly knew something weird was going on, but didn’t say anything.) It was incredibly embarrassing. I sit down… locked up. But… I think to how much I’m going to have to hold it otherwise, and I stay for several more minutes before I can finally manage to let myself pee. 3. This isn’t any one particular story, but I always pee just before I leave for work. Usually it’s about 3 hours later before I get an easy chance to pee. (Did I mention I’m also shy? And that I tend to avoid asking my coworkers to take over for a few minutes so I can pee leading to a not-so-nice full bladder?) Sometimes, though, my body just… freezes. I need to be out the door in 5 minutes. Four. Three. Come on, I still need to get my shoes and coat on… two. One… still nothing. And now I’m rushing out the door, a few minutes late, with a bladder that will now have to hold for 3 more hours. that’s a few stories off the top of my head. Tell me if any of you want more and I’m sure I can think of some.
  9. I have a very shy bladder… it’s gotten me into some… bothersome moments over the years. Not to the point of wetting, but a lot of holding.
  10. Yeah, that would be rather problematic… I would be rather disturbed if I found out the hospital was regularly turned on about my sickness. (To be clear I don’t wear diapers or anything, just in general.) I’m a rather shy person who has some anxieties around hospitals. Maybe this isn’t related to the topic, but I’ll share it anyway. I’ve had a handful of surgeries over the years, and I’ve found that even if you ask for a toilet the moment you are somewhat aware, it’ll be at least an hour until you are allowed to go. You’re not allowed to drink X hours before your surgery, but they give you IVs through the operation, which while the time varies wildly, seems to take about 6 hours + however long it takes to wake up. So you figure, it’s like waking up in the morning if you’ve had liquids throughout the night and having to hold it for an unknown amount of time. The nurse will come about once every 15 minutes. Pretty much, they have a checklist you have to complete before you can get out of bed. (Do you know what happened? Who you are? Can you handle water? Food? Standing? Okay, THEN you can go.) One time, when I had surgery on my leg, I needed the staff to get a wheelchair so I could go. It took several times asking, and clarifying that I needed a wheelchair and couldn’t walk to finally be able to go. The nurse lingered in the bathroom with me, which… while that surprised me, I supposed it made sense. The surgery was rather extensive and they wanted to make sure I was okay, but my bladder is incredibly shy. Even though I needed to go so badly, I just couldn’t until I got her to stand just outside the door instead. I want to say that the surgery started around 7 am, and it was 6-7 pm before I was able to pee. anyway, it’s fun to look back at these things now but it wasn’t fun at the time.
  11. Thank you for the advice. I don’t have anyone to “explore” my fetishes with so to speak, so you don’t have to worry about me going too deep into something. About the closest I might get (and I doubt this as well) would be writing a roleplay which is quite different. If something makes me genuinely uncomfortable, I can just close the dm and block the person.
  12. Those are some good ideas, thank you. (I am a girl so I can’t “cheat” so easily.) I’ll keep them in mind. I’m going to try to think of some more ideas too to make slightly more inconvenient on top of dressing… somehow. Because aside from a very intentional hold, a casual one where I “just will hold a little more” and “a little more” until my bladder is nice and full can be a bit arousing as well. (I do tend to push off the bathroom when I’m home time to time because I’m lazy/ too preoccupied with something else. What I mean is, if I make going to bathroom more inconvenient, the more likely I will be to enter this “in just a minute” (an hour or two) state.)
  13. Man, you’ve had a lot of accidents in public! Has anyone been around / noticed you, or have you gotten away with it so far?
  14. That is a good idea. The more inconvenient it is to pee, the less likely I will. And if I make it really hard, then if I really do “lose interest”, it’s going to be awhile until I can properly go (chance for mishaps!). And I’d likely have to try and free myself right in front of the toilet, which would really add to my desperatation. What kinda of things would make it hard to remove clothes? Like wearing belts with zip-ties or something? Layering might also be an idea, but I’m not sure whether or not I could, say, take 10 pairs of pants off with one pull or if I really would have to pull them off one by one.
  15. I’ve never had to worry about leaks, but from what I understand, menstrual pads can’t carry much liquid. There are bladder leak pads, however, designed to handle occasional little dribbles. I believe there are 5 different sizes. There are also single use underwear (would that be pull ups I think?). I just remember an ad where a woman sneezes and then suddenly turns into a mermaid. Reason for being, she was using a menstrual pad to protect against leaks but it doesn’t absorb enough, causing her to be wet. (It was an ad for bladder protection products.)
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