(This is Part II to a similar article, "A Collection of True Car Wetting Stories").
As expected, I found numerous detailed first- and second-person wetting stories online from flight attendants, passengers and pilots alike. Enjoy!
Pilot discusses the need for in-flight relief and the "piddle pack"
Woman faints, twice, and wets self (also twice) on 2 flights
Mom tells daughter to pee her pants on Southwest flight for very reasonable reason
Mom tells daughter to pee her pants on Southwest flight for very reasonable reason
...and a reminder why "whipping it out" is a BAD idea on a commercial airliner. If you're about to have an accident, you'd better either piss your pants or discreetly find a way to use a bottle/other container because this guy got screwed. On 2nd thought, scrap the container idea. 😬
Honestly most of these stories just made me mad. While it's not cool to drunkenly whip it out and do a protest piss in the aisles in front of a crowd of horrified captive onlookers, some of these accidents are totally understandable. In fact, airlines need to ease up on their passenger bathroom policies because expecting people to choose between wetting their pants or facing hefty fines, jail time or grounded flights for discreetly relieving themselves in a cup or similar after hours of delays is fucking belligerent.
In the meantime, I would strongly suggest wearing a diaper or pull-up on flights longer than 2 hours even if you don't usually struggle with bladder issues. Because believe me, it's preferable to being trapped in a window seat with the "Fasten Seatbelt" sign lit up & 5 more hours left before landing, the turbulence making your bladder ricochet off your insides like a lightweight child in a Moon Bounce. 🫨 😵💫
Honestly most of these stories just made me mad. While it's not cool to drunkenly whip it out and do a protest piss in the aisles in front of a crowd of horrified captive onlookers, some of these accidents are totally understandable. In fact, airlines need to ease up on their passenger bathroom policies because expecting people to choose between wetting their pants or facing hefty fines, jail time or grounded flights for discreetly relieving themselves in a cup or similar after hours of delays is fucking belligerent.
In the meantime, I would strongly suggest wearing a diaper or pull-up on flights longer than 2 hours even if you don't usually struggle with bladder issues. Because believe me, it's preferable to being trapped in a window seat with the "Fasten Seatbelt" sign lit up & 5 more hours left before landing, the turbulence making your bladder ricochet off your insides like a lightweight child in a Moon Bounce. 🫨 😵💫
Ever had an accident or close call on an airplane? Love to hear about it!
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