Posted by northerner on February 06, 2010 at 13:13 [71.221.121.122]
In Reply to: The rst of the stoty posted by Debra on February 03, 2010 at 00:46
Hey, Debra, thinking more about your post. What were the situation details? Was it your first date, how long had you known him? If he didn't know you long, he wouldn't have known how you might react to him if he was turned on by you pooping your pants. Not trying to defend him just wanting to understand the situation better. Maybe he wasn't into bodily functions as some people are. Maybe he was more embarrassed for you than himself. Curious, why did you ask him to turn his head while you pooped? How were you sitting on the seat, leaning towards him or away; did you lean forward and push or lean back raising your butt off the seat as you pushed? If you wanted his reaction, maybe you should have told him what was happening and kept his attention on you and what was going on in your pants? Also, curious, what were you wearing at the time, a skirt or pants/jeans? What happened afterwords and the traffic started moving? Did you have him take you home to clean up or to a restroom? How long did you have to sit in it? How long did he not say anything? The whole trip? You're right, he was probably so naive that he had no clue how to react, thinking no matter what he said he'd be wrong. If I hadn't known you beyond a casual first date, I may have been really hesitant to say much beyond being sorry for your accident not knowing what your reaction would be, good or bad. If I had known you longer, heck, I'd probably have asked you to lean towards me so I could put my hand on your bum and feel you pushing the poop into your panties! But, see, that would depend entirely on the strength and length of our relationship. You may not have been that far along in your relationship to be that intimate for that kind of a situation. Just sayin'! Yeah, I would have loved to have been him...so would any of us here...
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