Posted by steph on October 27, 2000 at 08:32
In Reply to: Real Accident posted by Karen on October 25, 2000 at 09:51
Hi Karen
I have a bladder which is about as strong as you, please contact me via e-mail and we can talk on a more personal level.
Here is s little about myself.
As my job demands it and because I like to, I always dress smartly. For work this is
usually a fitted suit, short skirt and tights. The short skirt for 2 reasons. Firstly
I think I have a good body and nice legs so why not show them off, secondly short skirts
are so much better than trousers or long skirts if I have a minor accident. My underwear
can dry relatively quick without a wet patch becoming visible to anybody (especially if
I remain stood up).
I can put my accidents into three categories.
1) Small - a small leak equivalent to a thimble full. This usually occurs when I sneeze,
(once) cough (once), run a short distance or stretch. I don't usually change in this
situation. This occurs about twice a day.
2) Medium - I am wet down to my knees. My gusset and thighs are soaking. My skirt may
have a small wet patch. Occurs when having a sneezing or coughing fit, running 200 yards
or more or just not making it to the toilet fast enough. It may also be a combination of a
number of small leaks. In this situation I change my panties and tights with a spare pair I
always carry in my handbag. This occurs about once a fortnight.
3) Large - Basicaly I have a flood and end up stood in a puddle. This occurs about two or
three times a year. Sometimes its just short of a toilet, sometimes I may be completley
caught out somewhere public. I can tell you its so humiliating. A 27 year old lady with a
degree and a good job, wetting herself in public.
Are these the kind of accidents you have?
bye for now
Stephanie
Email: stephanie_carrington@hotmail.com