there's gotta be a bathroom somewhere

Casual rain:

- Wow, that constant pitter patter really makes me have to go

- Maybe it subconsciously affects bedwetters?

- This is nott enough rain to cover an accident...so now everyone knows, yikes

- So, we got a little carried away here splashing around in puddles because now theyre bigger...why? Uhhh

Heavy rain:

- Very comfy cozy hiding from the rain, I don't want to get up...oops

- Having to watch it and hear it and man, that's a lot of water

- This IS enough to cover an accident

- Being all wet but then being in a car or somewhere where now youre wet and miserable and cant pee

- Well, I was gonna go on the side of the road, but look at this

- Pee filling rainboots??

Thunderstorms:

- Thunder and lightning can be prettyyy frightening, I don't know, especially in the middle of the night

- Not expecting that big boom of thunder

- Having to take shelter somewhere without a bathroom (I've been stuck on public transportation bc of severe storms)

- The wind is usually pretty strong, so fighting the wind while trying to get somewhere to use the bathroom

Tornadoes/Hurricanes:

- Taking shelter with a bunch of other people in a cellar or storm shelter or whatever, but omg I can barely hold it

- The house is literally being ripped apart, Im very scared, and I so have to pee

- Being terrified to move from one place to the bathroom

- Maybe being stopped while in / on the way to the bathroom bc of tornado sirens or something similar

- Evacuation is very chaotic, it would suck to have to be desperate during all that

Hailstorms:

- Being in the car, having it literally totaled by baseball sized hail and now youre stuck and you cant just leave the car bc you dont want to get hurt

- Thats kinda all I have on that one

Floods:

- Theres so much water

- But its impossible to get to the bathroom and also lets evacuate

- If its casual flooding, maybe that puts the basement bathroom out of order

- Extreme flooding can have you trapped in some very dangerous and crazy places, and theres often not a bathroom...which is a big problem if youre pee shy

Like someone is sick or injured and their partner has to help them wash in the shower so they don’t fall over.

And they have to pee really badly, tapping their hands against their hips as they sway side to side and fighting the urge to cross their legs, so they settle for just pressing them together.

Their partner notices their predicament and smiles softly.

“It’s alright, you can go here, I won’t judge baby”

They’re embarrassed but they know they can’t hold it. Nodding and hiding their face, they let go and sigh as pee runs down their legs.

“There you go~” their partner coos reassuringly

My art style has vastly improved over the years, and with this added confidence I can happily say I'm gonna be making my own long-running omo comic series!

• Embarrassed to have to go

Like, when the character can simply say "hey, I'm going to the bathroom real quick, I'll be right back", but they simply CAN'T, and it's not that they can't pee in public restrooms or anything, it's just that, the idea of someone else knowing about their bladder being full makes them so embarrassed!?

Like, baby is a bodily condition, just do it LOL

• Rubbing against something to relieve the pressure

It doesn't even make much sense, but I love it when the character rubs against their loved ones leg for a bit of relief, and especially when they verbalize the feeling, like "wow, that's much better" it's cute to imagine someone rubbing against someone they love purely for comfort.

• Peeing in a bottle/small containers

It's cute, okay, it's funny, especially when they don't quite know how to aim the stream and get confused trying, only to succeed and melt with relief, is even better when their loved ones see their faces and know immediately that they made it because their faces softened, like, from the front seat of the car looking at the person behind, is also funny when they say things like, "oh, you really need to go, don't you?", and the other trembled with shame.

• Other person helping to go

Okay, that's good because, imagine someone needing to go and another person being like "I'll help you" and then taking them to the bathroom and touching them to help them let it go faster, for example, massaging the bladder or holding they private parts to help stimulate the flow

• Tease

When someone clearly needs to go and they loved ones decided to provoke them instead of getting overly worried, tickling, talking about liquids, and touching the bladder

"Nothing..."

"You've been acting weird like...all day."

"Its nothing, its just-..."

"..."

"I really need to go to the bathroom okay?..."

*smiles* "Awww thats why you've been so cranky?"

"Stop..."

"So grumpy all day because you had to go tinkle hm?"

"God....dont say that..."

"Oh I'm sorry would you prefer potty?

"..."

"Awww thats the one! If you had to go potty so bad why didnt you just go?"

"I-I don't...You cant..."

"Getting flustered? You have to go so bad you can't talk now?

"..."

"Aw dont look so ashamed...do you want me to take you?"

"..." *nods*

"Aw look at how desperate you look! So cute...dont worry you'll feel better in no time. Stand up for me love."

"T-thank you..."

"Oh! It looks like you already had a little bit of an accident huh? Poor little thing...let's get you to the potty yeah?"

"Mmhmm..." *nodding frantically*

Like I like it in a Omo sense. Its kind of a teasing word to me a. It can be sweet but also demeaning and its cute when its used in certain ways.

Literally any other aspect though I hate it.

I hate when kids and adults use that word casually and idk why. It makes me SO uncomfortable I hate it.

I told my friends I hate that word and they like to tease me and they say it and omfg its funny but I hate it.

Even when I was a kid I didnt like it either, I HATED being asked "Do you have to go potty?" GOD I HATED THAT! But then I liked all the potty training episodes in cartoons, I liked the holding pee episodes all that.

Legitimately hate it until its used in an Omo sense.

A and B are doing something (idk what) on the top of a building or somewhere high up in general. A has an issue with heights and when they're nervous they have to pee (not to badly, just enough to notice). There's a storm coming and when they're on the elevator down the power cuts for a second and the elevator jolts to stop and the lights go out. A freaks out this is their worst nightmare and B has to take charge if the situation and calm A down and contact the emergency people. B gets A to calm down but is very pushy about contacting the people and trying to get out but B just asumse its their fear talking and try to comfort them without knowing the actual problem. A is scared and REALLY has to go now but they dont want to say anything because thats going to stress B out more and they're greatful the lights aren't qorking/flickering so B cant see A gripping themselves. The thunder, the sounds of the elevator, and the flickering lights are really getting to A and they start to break down because they've never felt so terrified and helpless. B tries to tell them it'll be alright but then A breaks and admits they have to go really bad. B feels so bad for A because there's nothing they can do except wait. B holds A as they struggle to hold on shaking in fear and whimpering in desperation. It finally happens and As body betrays them and let's out a leaking they cant stop. They cry and apologize until they finish and B doesn't move and still holds A telling them everything is going to be okay. A is humiliated but feels better having gone and B being so understanding and considerate about it. Time goes by and the elevator lights finally gets back on and A and B see how bad it is. B starts to panic again because now people are going to see what happened. B says its going to be fine they got it under control and to give them their jacket. A is confused but B says to trust them. Finally the elevator people says the elevator is going to come down and they finally start moving before. A then hears a sound and before they can ask what B is doing the elevator opens and their friends and emergency personnel greet them thankful their okay. When asked what happened B explains they wet themselves because they were scared and A did it so B wouldn't feel as embarrassed. Everyone praises A for being such a good friend/lover/anything. A is in shock B was able to come up with such a convincing story and fake tears as fast as they could. Everyone jokes that they thought the roles would be in reverse since they know A is afraid of heights and such but nobody really suspects what really happened.