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Welcome to a session of the Toilet Violations Punishment Committee (TVPC) – this writer’s favorite fantasy. The story takes place in a high school not unlike other high schools. In this high school, however, there are strict rules regarding the toileting behavior of the school’s female students. Those who break the school toilet rules (including the rules against going to the bathroom in your pants) are brought before the TVPC to have their cases heard and their punishment given out if they are guilty. Meetings of the TVPC are called to order at 3:10 PM each school day in the TVPC meeting room – Room 222 of the high school. It should be noted that where this story takes place you need to be 18 in order to enter high school so all persons depicted, even though entirely fictional, are at least 18 years of age.
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of January 31, 2012.
Our first case today – our first 2 cases, actually – are from yesterday afternoon. The cases are brought by Dr. Flower – a new and very smart but very strict Science teacher at our school. The case involves 2 friends – namely BLOSSOM and Six – who were apparently serving lengthy detentions yesterday afternoon with Dr. Flower. Both of these matters occurred during the detention and too late in the afternoon to be included on yesterday’s docket. It’s no surprise to see Six charged with wetting her pants as she is not exactly immune to having accidents – although more so with messing variety than wetting. On the other hand, I am absolutely shocked to see that Blossom is charged with trying to flush soiled panties down the toilet – one of the most serious offenses in the TVPC regulations and one for which a lengthy toilet suspension is required. Of course, Blossom is also charged with messing in those panties but that’s the least of her problems now.
“I understand that the two of you were in detention with Dr. Flower yesterday,” I ask Blossom, a pretty, blonde-haired junior honor student and clearly the more articulate of the two. “Yes sir,” Blossom acknowledges, “She had us in detention for over 3 hours yesterday afternoon.” Six nods her head in agreement. Dr. Flower then explains that the two of them were being punished so severely for cheating and plagiarism. It seems that though Blossom and Six are close friends, they are very different academically. Blossom, practically a scientific genius, is in Dr. Flower’s advanced Astro-Physics class, while Six, more concerned with matters of a social nature, is a student in Dr. Flower’s Basic Astronomy class. “Six is just about failing Basic Astronomy,” Dr. Flower explains, “So I gave her a chance to do an extra credit report to bring up her grade.” “Six was supposed to do a report on THE BIG BANG THEORY,” the pretty but bookish Science teacher tells us. “And she didn’t hand in her report?” I ask Dr. Flower. “Oh she handed in a report alright,” Dr. Flower answers. “But when I read it, it was pretty clear that it wasn’t Six’s work at all,” she explains, “It was pretty clear that Blossom had done the report for her.” “That’s why the 2 of them were in detention with me yesterday,” she reports, “And that’s why they each have some extra homework to complete for me as well.”
“I know what we did was wrong and I understand why we had to be punished,” Blossom acknowledges. “I understand why we had to stay in detention for over 3 hours yesterday and I understand why we got all that extra homework that’s going to take forever to finish,” the junior Science whiz tells her teacher, “But I think you should have at least let us go to the bathroom when we asked.” “It’s like you were trying to get us to go in our pants,” Blossom adds. Once again, Six nods her head in agreement. “I told you that I had to go – I told you that I had to go bad and that it was an emergency,” Six tells her teacher, “You knew that I was going to have an accident – You knew that I was going to wet my pants, but still you wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room.” “And pretty soon it was all over my chair, down my legs, and all over the floor,” Six explains. “It’s all your fault – You made me wet my pants,” Six tells Dr. Flower, a tinge of anger in her voice, “You should have had to clean up that puddle on the floor not me.”
With that, I bang my gavel and warn Six to watch her tone. Similarly, Blossom grabs her friend and tells her to be quiet before she says something that would get her in more trouble. Six, a cute and sexy junior, is a nice young lady but an impulsive one whose mouth is often engaged before her brain has a chance to think about what she’s saying. “You are responsible for your own bodily functions, young lady,” I remind Six, “And teachers are under no obligation to excuse you from class or from detention to go to the girls’ room.” I was addressing that to Six, but Blossom answers a very respectful “yes sir” on behalf of her friend. “I warned Six, I warned both of them, that they were going to be in detention for a long, long time,” Dr. Flower reports, “You’d think that they would have known enough to use the girls’ room before they reported to me for detention.” Six explains that she didn’t go to the girls’ room before reporting to detention because she had just gone the period before. “I had just gone – I didn’t need to go again,” she explains. “I did go urinate right before I came,” Blossom points out, “But then I had to go the other way later.”
“We were in detention for over 3 hours without being allowed to use the girls’ room,” Blossom points out, “Doesn’t the ‘2-hour rule’ apply to this situation.” Obviously, Blossom not only knows Astro-Physics, but she knows TVPC regulations, too. The “2-hour rule” that Blossom refers to is a TVPC rule that provides that a girl who is denied access to a toilet for 2 hours or longer will not be punished for having an accident. The “2-hour rule” recognizes that girls are indeed responsibility for their bodily functions and are expected to hold it in if teachers don’t let them go and relieve themselves, but that there is a limit to how long anyone can be expected to hold it in. So we don’t blame girls who have accidents because they couldn’t go for 2 hours or more. And because Six was indeed stuck in detention for 3 hours without being allowed to go to the girls’ room (or allowed other means to relieve herself), the 2-hour rule definitely applies.
Accordingly, Six is found “Not Guilty” of wetting her pants in detention yesterday. “It certainly doesn’t mean that it isn’t your own fault for wetting your pants,” I tell Six, “It just means that there were extenuating circumstances that allow you to escape punishment for doing so.” “OBVIOUSLY, you still should have gone to the girls’ room before reporting for detention,” I tell her, “If you had done that, I’m sure you’d have been able to hold it in and wait for detention to be over like you should.” Dr. Flower nods her head in agreement with that.
Next turning my attention to Blossom, I regret to inform her that the 2-hour rule doesn’t apply in her situation. “If this had just been a matter of you messing in your panties, you would indeed be protected by the 2-hour rule,” I tell Blossom, “But you void that protection when you go and commit another toilet violation – especially one as serious as flushing soiled panties down the toilet.” “But I didn’t flush soiled panties down the toilet!” Blossom answers emphatically, “I didn’t even mess in my panties in the first place!” “Yes, you did,” Dr. Flower counters, “You had an accident in your pants in detention and then you went to the girls’ room and tried to flush your panties down the toilet.”
But Blossom insists on her innocence to both charges. “I went to the girls’ room after detention, that’s true,” the articulate honor student tells us, “But I went there to use the toilet and that’s all that I did.” “I did my bowel movement in the toilet,” Blossom insists, “So obviously I’d have no reason to flush any soiled panties down the toilet – I wouldn’t have even had any soiled panties to begin with.” But Dr. Flower fires right back. “Just like Six, you were begging me all through detention to let you go to the girls’ room,” the strict Science teacher explains, “Except that in your case it was a bowel movement you had to do whereas Six only had to urinate.” “You said that you were going to have an accident if I didn’t let you go,” Dr. Flower continues, “And judging by the mess in the girls’ room, obviously you did.”
“But I didn’t,” Blossom insists emphatically, “I went in the toilet, not in my panties.” “I did have to go in detention – I had to go real bad,” she tells us, “I really thought that I was going to mess in my panties but somehow I held it in.” “I was trying really hard to hold it in and I did,” she continues, “I really didn’t think I was going to, but somehow I made it to the toilet in time.” “I went in the toilet, not in my pants,” Blossom repeats, “Then I wiped myself and flushed it all down.” “Then I pulled up my pants, washed my hands and went home,” she insists, “Those soiled panties in the other stall aren’t mine.” “They just aren’t mine – I swear!” Blossom adds emphatically.
“How convenient,” Dr. Flower argues right back, a tinge of sarcasm in her voice. “I went to use that same girls’ room not 20 minutes after you did and I find messy panties clogged in the toilet and mess all over the seat,” the strict Science teacher explains, “And all that’s after you make a big production about how you’re going to have an accident in detention if I don’t let you go to the girls’ room.” “So you’re trying to tell us that SOMEBODY ELSE tried to flush her panties down the toilet?” she asks, “And that just happened to be in the same girls’ room that you ran to after I finally let you out of detention.” “YES!” Blossom quickly and EMPHATICALLY answers, “I know that I didn’t do it, so obviously somebody else had to.” Dr. Flower goes on to explain that she checked and found out that the Science Wing girls’ room had been cleaned right after school (3 girls had been assigned to do that as punishment for various toilet violations) and there were no panties clogged in the toilet or a messed toilet seat then. “So we know it happened well after school let out and not many girls were still around,” the strict and articulate Science teacher argues, “But you were indeed around after school yesterday and we know for a fact that you went into that very same bathroom with a very big bowel movement emergency.”
But the well-spoken junior still pleads her innocence. “Even if I did have an accident, I certainly wouldn’t try to flush my panties down the toilet,” Blossom argues, “Like I said, I didn’t even have an accident, but if I did why would I want to get myself into even more trouble.” “Look, I’m not proud of it, but I have had accidents in school before,” Blossom reasons, “And when I did, I just took my punishment and got on with it.” “I’ve never tried to flush my panties down the toilet or anything like that,” she continues, “I know that would only make things worse.” “Look, it’s not like I would have had to walk around in school all day with that mess in my pants,” she explains further, “This was at the end of the day and at the end of 3 hours in detention – obviously, I was going straight home after this.” “I’m going to keep saying that I didn’t mess in my panties because I didn’t,” Blossom adds, “But if I did, the first thing I certainly would have done was to get out of school before I got caught and get home as soon as possible to clean it up.” “The last thing I would be doing was trying to clean it up in the girls’ room where I could get caught with the accident,” Blossom says, “And the VERY LAST thing I’d want to do was risk a toilet suspension by flushing my panties down the toilet.”
It’s really hard to argue with Blossom’s logic and not even Dr. Flower has an answer to that. As I pointed out earlier, it would be so unlike Blossom to do anything so stupid. Upon questioning, Dr. Flower admits that she didn’t actually check Blossom for an accident while she was in detention. “Blossom got dismissed from detention first and I still had Six there and we still had her puddle on the floor to deal with,” she says, “I can’t say that I really suspected Blossom of having the accident until I saw the messy panties clogged in the toilet in the girls’ room.”
Dr. Flower is right in that there were certainly not a whole lot of girls around there after school who could have done this. But without any direct evidence of Blossom actually having soiled her panties (like the results of Dr. Flower having done a “panty inspection” on her) we can’t even find her guilty of panty-soiling much less the more serious offense of trying to flush those panties down the toilet. “You better not be lying to me, young lady,” I tell Blossom, “If you really did do this, this is your last chance to only get the minimum punishment.” “After this, you’d be looking at perhaps double the usual punishment,” I warn her, “You could still even admit to soiling your panties even if you didn’t try to flush them.” But Blossom insists on her innocence to both charges. “I just didn’t do it – I swear,” she says, looking me right in the eye, “I barely made it to the toilet in time, but I did make it.”
Accordingly, I found her “Not Guilty” on both charges. “Rest assured that the TVPC will investigate this,” I tell Dr. Flower, “And the guilty party will be brought to justice – toilet justice, that is.” “I still think Blossom did it,” she answers, “But I understand why you ruled as you did.” “It’s my own fault,” Dr. Flower tells us, “I should have checked Blossom’s panties right there in detention – then we’d be sure.”
The next girl to face the TVPC with a mess in her panties this afternoon is Brandy, a very pretty, well-built, junior blonde. As usual, Brandy is looking stylish – she’s wearing a braided chain made of finest silver from the north of Spain. It’s quite a contrast to the foul-smelling load in her panties and quite frankly, I’m surprised to see that. She does have a few other offenses this school year – loitering in the girls’ room and clogging the toilet with toilet paper and a bowel movement – but this is the first time she’s messed in her panties in high school. She is quite upset about it.
“I can’t believe that I messed in my panties,” Brandy tells us, “I can’t believe I could just let this happen.” “I knew that I had to go, but I guess I just didn’t realize how had that I had to go,” she explains, trying to fight back the tears. “I thought I could just wait until class was over,” she points out, “But it just started coming out in my panties before I could get to the girls’ room.” “I just can’t believe that I was so stupid – Why didn’t I just go when I needed to do,” she adds, now crying a river of tears, “I can’t believe that I messed in my panties like a baby.”
As I noted, she’s upset about this, so I try calming her down a bit. “It’s only one accident, Brandy,” I point out, “I know it feels disgusting, but it really isn’t that big a deal.” “I know that you feel bad about it, but accidents can happen sometimes and obviously you’re not the only girl your age that it’s happened to you.” “Trust me,” I tell her with a smile, “A lot of girls have done much worse than you accident-wise.” “I don’t care if other girls do it,” Brandy answers, “It’s totally disgusting to mess in your panties and girls my age shouldn’t be doing it anymore.” “We’re supposed to go in the toilet when we have to and there’s no excuse for having an accident when you’re in high school,” she argues, “I don’t care that it’s only one time – We shouldn’t be doing it all.” “I want to get married some day,” Brandy adds, “But do you think any guy is going to want a wife who still messes in her panties in high school?”
“Brandy, you’re a fine girl,” I tell her, “What a good wife you would be.” “I don’t think any guy is going to hold it against you that you messed in your panties one time in high school,” I explain. “And I don’t think you should hold it so much against yourself, either,” I point out, “It’s good that you always want to go in the toilet like a girl your age should but your shouldn’t be so hard on yourself.” “You made a mistake and waited too long for the toilet and you got a mess in your panties because of it,” I tell her, “Now you’ve learned your lesson and next time you’ll do better.” “Yes sir,” Brandy acknowledges.
As noted, this is her first accident offense of the school. But since she has other violations on her toilet record, she is not entitled to be let off with just a warning. Still, her punishment certainly need not be severe. She gets an hour of detention and has to write “I will not soil my panties in school again” 100 times. Brandy’s embarrassment – especially walking home through a silent town with that mess in her pants – is far worse than her punishment.
My name is Arnold Ziffel and I’m chairman of the TVPC. What follows are the summary minutes of the TVPC meeting of January 31, 2012.
Our first case today – our first 2 cases, actually – are from yesterday afternoon. The cases are brought by Dr. Flower – a new and very smart but very strict Science teacher at our school. The case involves 2 friends – namely BLOSSOM and Six – who were apparently serving lengthy detentions yesterday afternoon with Dr. Flower. Both of these matters occurred during the detention and too late in the afternoon to be included on yesterday’s docket. It’s no surprise to see Six charged with wetting her pants as she is not exactly immune to having accidents – although more so with messing variety than wetting. On the other hand, I am absolutely shocked to see that Blossom is charged with trying to flush soiled panties down the toilet – one of the most serious offenses in the TVPC regulations and one for which a lengthy toilet suspension is required. Of course, Blossom is also charged with messing in those panties but that’s the least of her problems now.
“I understand that the two of you were in detention with Dr. Flower yesterday,” I ask Blossom, a pretty, blonde-haired junior honor student and clearly the more articulate of the two. “Yes sir,” Blossom acknowledges, “She had us in detention for over 3 hours yesterday afternoon.” Six nods her head in agreement. Dr. Flower then explains that the two of them were being punished so severely for cheating and plagiarism. It seems that though Blossom and Six are close friends, they are very different academically. Blossom, practically a scientific genius, is in Dr. Flower’s advanced Astro-Physics class, while Six, more concerned with matters of a social nature, is a student in Dr. Flower’s Basic Astronomy class. “Six is just about failing Basic Astronomy,” Dr. Flower explains, “So I gave her a chance to do an extra credit report to bring up her grade.” “Six was supposed to do a report on THE BIG BANG THEORY,” the pretty but bookish Science teacher tells us. “And she didn’t hand in her report?” I ask Dr. Flower. “Oh she handed in a report alright,” Dr. Flower answers. “But when I read it, it was pretty clear that it wasn’t Six’s work at all,” she explains, “It was pretty clear that Blossom had done the report for her.” “That’s why the 2 of them were in detention with me yesterday,” she reports, “And that’s why they each have some extra homework to complete for me as well.”
“I know what we did was wrong and I understand why we had to be punished,” Blossom acknowledges. “I understand why we had to stay in detention for over 3 hours yesterday and I understand why we got all that extra homework that’s going to take forever to finish,” the junior Science whiz tells her teacher, “But I think you should have at least let us go to the bathroom when we asked.” “It’s like you were trying to get us to go in our pants,” Blossom adds. Once again, Six nods her head in agreement. “I told you that I had to go – I told you that I had to go bad and that it was an emergency,” Six tells her teacher, “You knew that I was going to have an accident – You knew that I was going to wet my pants, but still you wouldn’t let me go to the girls’ room.” “And pretty soon it was all over my chair, down my legs, and all over the floor,” Six explains. “It’s all your fault – You made me wet my pants,” Six tells Dr. Flower, a tinge of anger in her voice, “You should have had to clean up that puddle on the floor not me.”
With that, I bang my gavel and warn Six to watch her tone. Similarly, Blossom grabs her friend and tells her to be quiet before she says something that would get her in more trouble. Six, a cute and sexy junior, is a nice young lady but an impulsive one whose mouth is often engaged before her brain has a chance to think about what she’s saying. “You are responsible for your own bodily functions, young lady,” I remind Six, “And teachers are under no obligation to excuse you from class or from detention to go to the girls’ room.” I was addressing that to Six, but Blossom answers a very respectful “yes sir” on behalf of her friend. “I warned Six, I warned both of them, that they were going to be in detention for a long, long time,” Dr. Flower reports, “You’d think that they would have known enough to use the girls’ room before they reported to me for detention.” Six explains that she didn’t go to the girls’ room before reporting to detention because she had just gone the period before. “I had just gone – I didn’t need to go again,” she explains. “I did go urinate right before I came,” Blossom points out, “But then I had to go the other way later.”
“We were in detention for over 3 hours without being allowed to use the girls’ room,” Blossom points out, “Doesn’t the ‘2-hour rule’ apply to this situation.” Obviously, Blossom not only knows Astro-Physics, but she knows TVPC regulations, too. The “2-hour rule” that Blossom refers to is a TVPC rule that provides that a girl who is denied access to a toilet for 2 hours or longer will not be punished for having an accident. The “2-hour rule” recognizes that girls are indeed responsibility for their bodily functions and are expected to hold it in if teachers don’t let them go and relieve themselves, but that there is a limit to how long anyone can be expected to hold it in. So we don’t blame girls who have accidents because they couldn’t go for 2 hours or more. And because Six was indeed stuck in detention for 3 hours without being allowed to go to the girls’ room (or allowed other means to relieve herself), the 2-hour rule definitely applies.
Accordingly, Six is found “Not Guilty” of wetting her pants in detention yesterday. “It certainly doesn’t mean that it isn’t your own fault for wetting your pants,” I tell Six, “It just means that there were extenuating circumstances that allow you to escape punishment for doing so.” “OBVIOUSLY, you still should have gone to the girls’ room before reporting for detention,” I tell her, “If you had done that, I’m sure you’d have been able to hold it in and wait for detention to be over like you should.” Dr. Flower nods her head in agreement with that.
Next turning my attention to Blossom, I regret to inform her that the 2-hour rule doesn’t apply in her situation. “If this had just been a matter of you messing in your panties, you would indeed be protected by the 2-hour rule,” I tell Blossom, “But you void that protection when you go and commit another toilet violation – especially one as serious as flushing soiled panties down the toilet.” “But I didn’t flush soiled panties down the toilet!” Blossom answers emphatically, “I didn’t even mess in my panties in the first place!” “Yes, you did,” Dr. Flower counters, “You had an accident in your pants in detention and then you went to the girls’ room and tried to flush your panties down the toilet.”
But Blossom insists on her innocence to both charges. “I went to the girls’ room after detention, that’s true,” the articulate honor student tells us, “But I went there to use the toilet and that’s all that I did.” “I did my bowel movement in the toilet,” Blossom insists, “So obviously I’d have no reason to flush any soiled panties down the toilet – I wouldn’t have even had any soiled panties to begin with.” But Dr. Flower fires right back. “Just like Six, you were begging me all through detention to let you go to the girls’ room,” the strict Science teacher explains, “Except that in your case it was a bowel movement you had to do whereas Six only had to urinate.” “You said that you were going to have an accident if I didn’t let you go,” Dr. Flower continues, “And judging by the mess in the girls’ room, obviously you did.”
“But I didn’t,” Blossom insists emphatically, “I went in the toilet, not in my panties.” “I did have to go in detention – I had to go real bad,” she tells us, “I really thought that I was going to mess in my panties but somehow I held it in.” “I was trying really hard to hold it in and I did,” she continues, “I really didn’t think I was going to, but somehow I made it to the toilet in time.” “I went in the toilet, not in my pants,” Blossom repeats, “Then I wiped myself and flushed it all down.” “Then I pulled up my pants, washed my hands and went home,” she insists, “Those soiled panties in the other stall aren’t mine.” “They just aren’t mine – I swear!” Blossom adds emphatically.
“How convenient,” Dr. Flower argues right back, a tinge of sarcasm in her voice. “I went to use that same girls’ room not 20 minutes after you did and I find messy panties clogged in the toilet and mess all over the seat,” the strict Science teacher explains, “And all that’s after you make a big production about how you’re going to have an accident in detention if I don’t let you go to the girls’ room.” “So you’re trying to tell us that SOMEBODY ELSE tried to flush her panties down the toilet?” she asks, “And that just happened to be in the same girls’ room that you ran to after I finally let you out of detention.” “YES!” Blossom quickly and EMPHATICALLY answers, “I know that I didn’t do it, so obviously somebody else had to.” Dr. Flower goes on to explain that she checked and found out that the Science Wing girls’ room had been cleaned right after school (3 girls had been assigned to do that as punishment for various toilet violations) and there were no panties clogged in the toilet or a messed toilet seat then. “So we know it happened well after school let out and not many girls were still around,” the strict and articulate Science teacher argues, “But you were indeed around after school yesterday and we know for a fact that you went into that very same bathroom with a very big bowel movement emergency.”
But the well-spoken junior still pleads her innocence. “Even if I did have an accident, I certainly wouldn’t try to flush my panties down the toilet,” Blossom argues, “Like I said, I didn’t even have an accident, but if I did why would I want to get myself into even more trouble.” “Look, I’m not proud of it, but I have had accidents in school before,” Blossom reasons, “And when I did, I just took my punishment and got on with it.” “I’ve never tried to flush my panties down the toilet or anything like that,” she continues, “I know that would only make things worse.” “Look, it’s not like I would have had to walk around in school all day with that mess in my pants,” she explains further, “This was at the end of the day and at the end of 3 hours in detention – obviously, I was going straight home after this.” “I’m going to keep saying that I didn’t mess in my panties because I didn’t,” Blossom adds, “But if I did, the first thing I certainly would have done was to get out of school before I got caught and get home as soon as possible to clean it up.” “The last thing I would be doing was trying to clean it up in the girls’ room where I could get caught with the accident,” Blossom says, “And the VERY LAST thing I’d want to do was risk a toilet suspension by flushing my panties down the toilet.”
It’s really hard to argue with Blossom’s logic and not even Dr. Flower has an answer to that. As I pointed out earlier, it would be so unlike Blossom to do anything so stupid. Upon questioning, Dr. Flower admits that she didn’t actually check Blossom for an accident while she was in detention. “Blossom got dismissed from detention first and I still had Six there and we still had her puddle on the floor to deal with,” she says, “I can’t say that I really suspected Blossom of having the accident until I saw the messy panties clogged in the toilet in the girls’ room.”
Dr. Flower is right in that there were certainly not a whole lot of girls around there after school who could have done this. But without any direct evidence of Blossom actually having soiled her panties (like the results of Dr. Flower having done a “panty inspection” on her) we can’t even find her guilty of panty-soiling much less the more serious offense of trying to flush those panties down the toilet. “You better not be lying to me, young lady,” I tell Blossom, “If you really did do this, this is your last chance to only get the minimum punishment.” “After this, you’d be looking at perhaps double the usual punishment,” I warn her, “You could still even admit to soiling your panties even if you didn’t try to flush them.” But Blossom insists on her innocence to both charges. “I just didn’t do it – I swear,” she says, looking me right in the eye, “I barely made it to the toilet in time, but I did make it.”
Accordingly, I found her “Not Guilty” on both charges. “Rest assured that the TVPC will investigate this,” I tell Dr. Flower, “And the guilty party will be brought to justice – toilet justice, that is.” “I still think Blossom did it,” she answers, “But I understand why you ruled as you did.” “It’s my own fault,” Dr. Flower tells us, “I should have checked Blossom’s panties right there in detention – then we’d be sure.”
The next girl to face the TVPC with a mess in her panties this afternoon is Brandy, a very pretty, well-built, junior blonde. As usual, Brandy is looking stylish – she’s wearing a braided chain made of finest silver from the north of Spain. It’s quite a contrast to the foul-smelling load in her panties and quite frankly, I’m surprised to see that. She does have a few other offenses this school year – loitering in the girls’ room and clogging the toilet with toilet paper and a bowel movement – but this is the first time she’s messed in her panties in high school. She is quite upset about it.
“I can’t believe that I messed in my panties,” Brandy tells us, “I can’t believe I could just let this happen.” “I knew that I had to go, but I guess I just didn’t realize how had that I had to go,” she explains, trying to fight back the tears. “I thought I could just wait until class was over,” she points out, “But it just started coming out in my panties before I could get to the girls’ room.” “I just can’t believe that I was so stupid – Why didn’t I just go when I needed to do,” she adds, now crying a river of tears, “I can’t believe that I messed in my panties like a baby.”
As I noted, she’s upset about this, so I try calming her down a bit. “It’s only one accident, Brandy,” I point out, “I know it feels disgusting, but it really isn’t that big a deal.” “I know that you feel bad about it, but accidents can happen sometimes and obviously you’re not the only girl your age that it’s happened to you.” “Trust me,” I tell her with a smile, “A lot of girls have done much worse than you accident-wise.” “I don’t care if other girls do it,” Brandy answers, “It’s totally disgusting to mess in your panties and girls my age shouldn’t be doing it anymore.” “We’re supposed to go in the toilet when we have to and there’s no excuse for having an accident when you’re in high school,” she argues, “I don’t care that it’s only one time – We shouldn’t be doing it all.” “I want to get married some day,” Brandy adds, “But do you think any guy is going to want a wife who still messes in her panties in high school?”
“Brandy, you’re a fine girl,” I tell her, “What a good wife you would be.” “I don’t think any guy is going to hold it against you that you messed in your panties one time in high school,” I explain. “And I don’t think you should hold it so much against yourself, either,” I point out, “It’s good that you always want to go in the toilet like a girl your age should but your shouldn’t be so hard on yourself.” “You made a mistake and waited too long for the toilet and you got a mess in your panties because of it,” I tell her, “Now you’ve learned your lesson and next time you’ll do better.” “Yes sir,” Brandy acknowledges.
As noted, this is her first accident offense of the school. But since she has other violations on her toilet record, she is not entitled to be let off with just a warning. Still, her punishment certainly need not be severe. She gets an hour of detention and has to write “I will not soil my panties in school again” 100 times. Brandy’s embarrassment – especially walking home through a silent town with that mess in her pants – is far worse than her punishment.
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