I don’t read nearly enough about scat desperation???
My favorite scenarios contain two people. Imagine they are in a place where they can’t just leave that easily and there are no toilets in their immediate near. Why two people? Because character A (who needs to go) tells character B how bad it is. And it’s absolutely best if strangers can hear them. I’m so down for scenarios like this. It’s not even about the end, they don’t necessarily have to mess themselves, it’s nice when they reach a toilet. But the desperation before is goooood stuff.
Imagine:
• Your characters wait in line (like in a supermarket), and it’s a long line. The passage to the checkout is really narrow, so A wouldn’t get around it without asking several people to let them through. A is shy, so they try to keep it in. They shift their weight from one leg to the other, lay a hand onto their belly and/or groan as they try to suppress their urge. B asks them what’s wrong and A answers like “I gotta poop…” but no matter how suppressed their tone is, other people (behind and before them) can definitely hear what’s up. Their behavior gave it away anyhow.
• Your characters participate in a stage play. It’s almost time for them to go on stage, they are dressed and everything is ready. Suddenly A asks B (or some assistent) if there’s still enough time to go to the toilet. The other character tells them how many minutes there are left, and A looks worried. “I don’t know if that’s enough, I’ve got to take a huge dump.” Whether they try it or not is up to you. Bonus points if they wear an extravagant costume that’s not that easy to get out of.
• Your characters are in an elevator, planning to go to one specific place. While they are in there (with LOTS of strangers), A gets that familiar heavy feeling, and something urges to get out. They whisper to B: “Can we change our plans and go there later?” B is like “Sure, but where do you want to go instead?” A answers: “I need a restroom…” Of course everyone heard in that tiny cabin. They don’t even have to say what they need to do, this is even better when they relieve some pressure by letting out a fart that tells everyone WHY they need that restroom.
• Your characters are in a museum. I’ve seen museums that are not that easy to get out because you have to scan your ticket and that usually only works once. It’s a big museum, they need at least half an hour more until they are through. And like in most museums, it’s really quiet there. A’s stomach is churning and gurgling. They ask B to hurry up because they need to take a shit badly. If they run out, it’s going to be really embarressing to ask the employees to let A back in because they had to leave for an “emergency”.
• Your characters are already waiting in line for the restrooms and A tells B how urgent it is. Bonus points if A is beyond the point where they still care and call out like “Hurry the f*** up everyone, I’m about to shit myself!” or alternative scenario: They ask the other people in line if they will let go A next because they are extremely desperate. Bonus points if A is too shy and B goes and asks for them.
In general, applicable for those scenarios and more:
• A telling B over and over again until actually everyone around them knows. Or B starting a discussion with A. “I gotta poop.” “Umm, how are you supposed to get to a restroom now, we don’t have time/there’s no restroom anywhere.” “But…I have to go so badly. I’m not sure how long I can keep it in…”
• character A having a gas cramp because they’re so bloated. They wince in pain, grab something (like a railing - I commonly do this when I get a cramp), lean onto a wall (or character B) because it makes them feel so weak. It raises their desperation even more (and their embarressment, because that gets them even more attention)
• character A farts audibly, but denies it when B asks them. They are too embarressed to admit that they can’t hold it much longer.
• character A clenches their legs, but more and more bubbly rumbly farts leak out of them, reminding everyone over and over again that someone is about to mess themselves.
• character A accidentally farts at people who are really close (like in the elevator scenario). B gives them a demanding stare: They insist that A apologizes. A wants to disappear forever, but they have to turn around and apologize red-faced.
• character B not believing how bad it is.
“Come on, you’re not a child anymore. It’s not like you’re going to shit yourself.” But that’s pretty much what’s about to happen.
“It’s only five more minutes, that’s nothing.” But that’s actually an eternity if you are extremely desperate.
“…Did you just fart? Ugh. Pull yourself together.”
“For the love of god, stop farting in public, everyone can hear you! Wait until we’re at the restroom!”
• daddy kink material B who encourages A.
“I know you can do it.”
“We’re almost there.”
“You’re a big girl/boy/little, you can keep it in.”
“I’ll buy you a reward if you make it to the restroom.”
“Just hold on a little longer.”
“Hold on to me. I know it hurts.”
“Oh my, did you just fart…? Can you hold it a little longer?”
• When A makes it: they jump into the stall and sigh loudly and they relieve themselves so audibly that everyone around is kinda embarressed. (Even B who is waiting outside if your characters have different genders.) When B is inside (same gender or unisex restroom), A tells them from inside the stall how they made it in the last seconds.
• when they don’t make it: a massive, loud wet shart that tells absolutely everyone around that A just pooped themselves. The worst case.
• when A gives in and messes themselves: When they are shocked and freak out. Instead of retreating somewhere, they call out “Oh no, oh no!! Please!!” so everyone once again knows.
• A staying calm and just let it happen in silent horror. When they’re done, they whisper to B: “Ummm, I…I don’t need to go anymore.” Whoever didn’t notice their growing bulge now knows that B didn’t make it.
• B afterwards, now believing that it was really urgent:
“Oh, I didn’t know it was THAT bad.”
“I’m sorry, I had no idea.”
“You should have told me.” (A did that of course, but B didn’t listen)
• caretaking B afterwards (still daddy kink material):
“You did so good, I’m proud of you.”
“I told you you could hold it.”
“You deserve a reward because you did so good.”
“Don’t cry, we’ll go home and clean you up.”
“I’m sorry we didn’t make it in time. Let’s go home and watch your favorite movie on the couch.”
“No need to be embarressed, that sort of things can happen. Next time I’ll make sure you used the restroom before we leave home.”
“I expected too much of you, I thought you were big enough.”
