The voice bellowed through the hall ways, “Lights out! No more talking, smiling, giggly or even blinking.”
“Get into your beds. Lie down flat. Snore if you like or must. “
“BUT! No moving or singing. And if you must pray, don’t let God or me hear any sounds from your bed space.” The voice concluded.
She lay in the bed, quiet as a mouse.Her legs squeezed as tight as possible.
She needed to pee. You either peed before lights out or roughly 30 minutes after.
No one had mentioned bladder training on the school curriculum.
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Poor girl. That is a tough situation to be in.
Hostel rules are strict.
Hope she could rush.
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Very, very strict.
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Oops
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Ooops indeed.
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Dear Chioma,
It seems there should be an exception for bladderly needs. 😉 I could feel the tension in this.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Boarding school wasn’t easy.
No exception for anyone.
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No wonder people end up with anxiety and schools which are supposed to nurture and educate, often have a lot to answer for. My bladder is probably my weakest link and it can be tough.
Best wishes,
Rowena
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Very true.
Re-bladder, it can indeed be tough.
Thanks Rowena.
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Doesn’t sound like much of a fun school 😦
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Well …. Boarding school or schools generally a with life can throw some weird balls at us.
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That’s pretty harsh, isn’t it? What an awful way to grow up. Poor kids! You want to rush in and rescue them!
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Well, maybe.
Or teach them ways to beat the system.
Thank you!!
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And they wonder there are bed wetters…
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Indeed they do.
Thanks Tannille!!
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Isn’t it that way??? Always you have to go at the most inopportune times. LOL! Great Story.
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Very true. Just when the bus you have waited for arrives …. or the train
Thank you !!
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I am sure she knows all the tricks to outwit the rules. Just do not pee the bed is the first personal rule, the second is blame poltergeist.
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Well not yet, she is stll new to boarding school. She has to learn the rules before finding a way to beat them. Nice word … poltergeist.
Thank you!!
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A difficult and embarrassing situation, indeed. Well done.
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Thanks Bill!!
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Haha! Nice one 🙂
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Thank you!
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Poor wee girl!
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I know right.
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Training for what I wonder? I fear any child existing in such an environment.
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Not the most conducive places to be.
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