Posted by aquavite on January 30, 2000 at 10:01
In Reply to: How common are accidents? posted by FidgetFancier on January 29, 2000 at 10:35
What's interesting to me is the huge variation among women. I've spent a good deal of my life talking to girlfriends, lovers and good freinds about times they've wet their pants accidentally. The great majority, as noted above, its hardly ever or rarely, in some few cases never since they were kids. But in other cases...hey, life is a normal curve statistically, no?...its quite frequent. I've written diligently of Joanne's 'normal' accidents...and of Sarah's also...both have since either high school or early had weak bladders, not actually bad enough to be medical problems, which when combined with often, in Joanne's case putting off going to the toilet because she's wrapped in other things, sometimes results in large or more often mini accidents.
Clearly I'm totally taken with such women, so they've played a larger role in my life that perhaps the statistically more 'normal' women who inhibit the center of the normal curve....
My conclusion (hardly surprising): certainly rarer than we'd like, but not uncommon. Also worth noting: Both Joanne's and Sarah and a lot of other women's accients, even major ones, have often NOT been noticed by others. While hardly always the case, I'm quite surprised by this, but if you watch GIGA tapes filmed in very public places with women in wet pants or skirts or in some case actually wetting, its qutie remarkable how many people don't seem to take even a first look....
thoughts?