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Aug158, I'll tell you one of my recent situations to try and make you feel better: My guy was manually stimulating me and decided it he would try to give me more pleasure by inserting his finger up my behind. I felt it but ignored it because he still had a digit in my front and I didn't care about anything at the time (LOL). But, afterwards he says "I think you had a little bit of poop come out." Needless to say for a split second I was mortified as well, but then remembered I have two tiny hemorrhoids sticking out (which is why I tried to keep him away from there in the first place). So, I said very matter-of-factly "Oh, honey, that's just my hemorrhoids, no worries". BUT, even if it were poop I don't think he would have made me feel bad, we would have just cleaned up and gone on....
So, good luck to you and hopefully you just haven't heard from your guy because maybe he's trying to figure out how not to make you feel bad or just been busy.
She was a bit embarrassed but I just cleaner her up with some tissue. We still laugh today about how I f***** the poop out of her.
That was about 30 years ago and we STILL use that same position.
Most embarrassing things that happen during sex lead to great laughter later.
JJ

aug158: I hope you have recovered. Now, I will give you all a laugh for your Valentines Day. Since I can't tell anyone, you guys are the lucky ones....
Well, I had my turn. Last night while me and the bf were getting frisky in the backseat of the car (our room mates were home and no where else to go, so thought we'd try "parking" like back in our teen years) I was straddled across his lap and he was fingering me so intensely that without me even knowing/feeling it my body decides to shoot out a turd about the size of a brussell sprout. He says "what was that?", I say "what was what?" (pant, pant). So he brings his hand around and to my mortification it's what I figured the only thing it could be. So I opened the car door and threw it out into the snow and quickly made him wash his hands (with hand-sanitizer) TWICE! So then I start to laugh and say "Is my body EVER going to stop doing embarrassing things around you!" He laughs with me ands says "Don't worry about it". But STILL, c'mon, how humiliating is that! I just thank my lucky stars it wasn't "runny". However, now I don't even want to see him today, Valentine's Day of all things, until I get past this some more. Ugh!
Hope you all enjoyed that little story and never have to go through it yourselves!
And, Aug158, hope your situation turned out OK. You're definitely not alone!
That's why a lot of women (especially those deliveraing vaginally) tend to have bowel movements while giving birth. That's a lot of pressure no big deal.
It hasn't happened to the gf yet, but if it does I wouldn't care. Just get up, clean up, and start back if you haven't orgasmed yet

Thank you so much JesseGirl01 for sharing your story... I'm still laughing...
Love it!!!!!Go potty (#2) before your man comes over. If you are empty or low of p00p, than no p00p can come out. If you know you are close to doing a #2 and this isn't planned, let your man know, so you can do it 'next' time.
When you are done, make sure your man washes himself, especially if you are going to do vaginal or oral afterwards.
For you, if he is not using a condom, the next time you p00p you will have a little extra something in the toilet.
If it hurts really bad, make sure he goes slow, and use lube (if none is available, use spit)
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