As I walked back home after a long day at the office, my stomach began to churn and twist uncomfortably. I had eaten way too much at lunch and now I was paying the price. Growling from hunger, I arrived at my building and quickly made my way up the stairs to my apartment. The second I got inside, I knew I couldn't wait any longer. I raced into the bathroom, barely managing to unbuckle my pants before the urge to shit overtook me.
Unfortunately for me, the bathroom was occupied. My roommate had borrowed it and wasn't due back for another few minutes. I clutched at my stomach, feeling like I was about to explode. There was no way I could hold it in that long. But then I saw it – the trash bin.
Filled with last night's dinner leftovers and a week's worth of empty beer cans, it didn't look particularly appealing, but it would have to do. I sat down on top of the bin, careful not to touch any of the trash, and let out a long, loud fart. The smell was vile, but it was better than nothing. As my asshole began to relax, I felt a warm wave of diarrhea rush into my bowels.
Without thinking, I leaned forward and ran the first few stinks into the trash bin. It was disgusting, but damn did it feel good to finally let loose. I farted again, even louder this time, as another wave hit me. I started moaning involuntarily as the diarrhea flowed out of me and into the trash. I sat there for what felt like hours, my mind lost in a haze of pleasure and relief as I emptied my bowels into the bin.
When I was finally finished, I stood up carefully and felt a wave of dizziness wash over me. My asshole was burning and my legs felt like jelly, but I was glad to be done. I took one last look at the trash bin, filled to the brim with my shit, and realized that I had just experienced the most degrading, yet liberating moment of my life.
As I walked away from the bin, I couldn't help but feel dirty and ashamed. But at the same time, there was a strange sense of satisfaction deep inside me. I knew that I would never tell anyone about what I had just done, but somehow, the thought of it made me feel alive.
