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  1. For me, I love the more guarded and indirect expressions like... "I have to use the bathroom" (avoiding the word 'toilet') "Is there a restroom I could use?" (one isn't of corse looking to lay down and sleep) "I need to use the little girl's room" (not just for little girls of course) "Can I have a comfort break?" (well that at least indicates one is in some discomfort already) "I need to powder my nose" (neither powder or nose has anything to do with the real reason for the statement) My mum would have preferred to suffer in silence rather than tell anyone she needed a wee but I guess if she had been a little bolder, she might have masked her need by saying something like she needed to 'freshen-up' or touch-up her mascara or some such thing. I agree with others with regard to the use of the 'wee' word, rather than 'pee' or 'piss', but then I was told as a child that "Ladies wee and men pee". Knowing that someone is bursting for a wee can be exciting - especially when they say as much. Hearing someone say they are desperate is equally exciting, but anything more expressive is for me a turn-off.
  2. Does anyone remember a Sci-Fi movie from the 60s in which a family ask directions to the buss station from a porter in a club lobby. A thick fog has decended on London and that's why they need directions however, the daughter prompts her dad to ask if she can use the toilet. He kind of doesn't actually ask and so the poor girl misses the chance. Outside she says she's really needing to wee and her mum makes a comment about her 'waterworks' and tells her she can go when they get to the bus station. The story moves on, leaving us to wonder if she made it to the bus station or not. I can't remember the name of the film but I remember the scene in question very well (one would naturally).
  3. May I make a mention of my 'weird-ness'? I'm a middle-aged woman and I'm really turned on by female desperation. Men getting desperate does nothing for me. Porn does nothing for me, even regular sex is a poor substitute. I really don't mind men getting turned on by female desperation, and I can sort of understand it. It's even a kind of compliment to us girls. We are the 'weaker' sex (so it's said) and so showing our vulnerability in certain sensitive matters is no bad thing. We do get caught-out with a bursting bladder sometimes, even with the best of planning, and not being able to just unzip-and-go is a mark of our femininity and sensitivity. If that all sounds a bit weird then I'm happy to be labelled as weird, but hereabout I hope I'm seen in a more sympathetic light.
  4. I love to wear a firm control panti-girdle and that can delay things to the point where I involentarily start weeing while fighting to get my panti-girdle down. The only recourse I have afterwards is to line my panti-girdle with lots of loo paper to absorb the wetness, which in itseelf is a turn-on! Actually, the harder I make it for myself to undress in time, the more exciting I find holding on.
  5. Hi everyone! It appears that there are lots of people who can't use public loos (or even friends loos) for many reasons but their only hope is to get home for relief. They rarely tell anyone why they really need to get home quickly, making some excuse to avoid having to admit to their difficulty. They are afraid of finding they need to wee when away from home and inevitably often have to cope with their desperate need while returning home. My mother was so reluctant to use public loos that she would suffer the agony of a bursting bladder rather than use an unfamiliar toilet. Not only that but on the few occasions she tried to take a squat-wee, she couldn't manage that either. She would sometimes be in tears by the time she got home, and sometimes wet as well! She inadvertantly passed on this problem to me, only I enjoy having a full bladder and will only most reluctantly use an unfamiliar loo but even finding a loo is asking a lot these days.
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