People
who have had diarrhea before always confess that the whole experience
was not one to be relived. And if you have had diarrhea before, you will
relate with these feelings.
Imagine you are on a very busy road, rushing to catch a bus to
work, there is no public toilet in sight, eatery or bush path and
suddenly that beans you ate late, starts to mess with your stomach and
your stomach finally gives in to pressure and wants to let some out,
what do you do?
Almost everyone has had that moment in their life.
Below are feelings you get when diarrhea comes knocking on your door:
1. Everywhere seems far:
The places you could normally go hundred times to and fro on a
non-diarrhea day would suddenly become as far as heaven when your
stomach suddenly cramps up. Sometimes, it feels like it will rush out of
your anus without your permission, if you do not get a place fast.
2. Everywhere seems clean:
On a non-diarrhea day, you would never sit on a toilet bowl without
first disinfecting it and viewing it with a microscope to make sure
that all the bacteria are dead. But, when that shitty feeling comes, the
only thing on your mind is how to get it out fast without soiling your
pants. You only realise how dirty the place is after you are done with
the business.
3. Things take longer:
Something as fast as bringing your tissue paper put in your purse
on a normal day becomes as if there is a superior being with a remote
turning every moment in slow motion. Even opening the toilet door with
your best speed doesn’t seem fast enough.
4. Every joke is dry:
Something that would have cracked you up so easily on a normal day
would not only annoy you but almost want to make you give the joker a
punch in the face. Although you wouldn’t want to because you might just
explode everywhere and that wouldn’t be good.
5. No farting:
Because you are not sure which it is, on a diarrhea day, the only
time you are allowed to fart is when you are sitting comfortably on the
toilet unless of course you want to update your ‘most embarrassing
moment’ journal.
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