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can someone please tell me what the title to the story is?
I've been visiting someone in the hospital close to me and found myself in the unisex/family lavatory. Well, there was a pad and tampon dispenser and since I've been thinking about doing this for quite a while, today is the day.
I bought a tampon and upon figuring out the mechanics it dropped to the floor and rolled. It only took a second to decide, nada, not putting that contaminated one in my butt, so I bought another. (Only $0.25 USD) I didn't get it in the whole way, but pretty far. It was sticking out a tiny little bit, but I went with it. I wore it, then got worried, and an hour later pulled it out and discarded properly. I saw the end was brown and the rest was dry--do better next time.
Next time was about four hours later--another hospital visit. I noticed the dispenser was nearly empty. Hehehe, someone else was using that same lav today! So, I bought another one, and remembering the first experience, used some hand soap for lube. It went in more easily and much farther--yep, the whole way. It burned! Ouch. I looked at the label--persistent anti-bacterial hand-soap. OH CRAP. I left it in. I definitely felt it as I sat and walked. It reminded me to sway my hips and be girly. :)
An hour later at home, thank goodness, nobody in the bathroom 'cause it was getting pushed out. I looked for replacement tampon in my wife's cabinet, but none! So, I pulled it out. It made sounds this time and was very full of bowel stuff--very disgusting. My bowels did not appreciate the antibacterial agent and ejected it. (Still tingles slightly three hours later.)
So, I shall try this again without antibacterial lube next time!
K
And to the readers, sorry again for the delay. Life and all that bullshit gets in the way sometimes. I do plan to do an edit to this chapter. I’ve found some grammar, spellos, missed words and whatnot on my last read through. Apologies.
Please comment if you have a moment. I love the feedback, good or bad, just try and be constructive-Ish if you want to tear me a new one. Not to say you can’t find creative ways to call me a cunt, but put a life lesson in there or something. Everyone wins that way. (I.e. “Go fuck yourself, ya cunt! But when you do, try using a coconut oil for proper lubrication, which has antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial properties that make it healthy for use inside or outside your holes, not too mention leaves your skin with a nice glow and an island smell, you worthless noob!”)