Cory Chase was the kind of woman who always took care of herself, always maintained her appearance and her home to perfection. Yet, there was one thing she hadn't been so good at taking care of recently—her digestive system. Ever since a particularly indulgent weekend of cheese eating, she'd been constipated, and it had been driving her crazy. She'd tried everything from laxatives to enemas, but nothing seemed to be working.
As she sat on the toilet this morning, she couldn't help but feel determined. She was going to squeeze out every last bit of poop that was stuck inside her bowels. "Here it comes," she murmured to herself, gripping the sides of the toilet tightly as she pushed. It was going to be a long day, but she was going to get through it.
Her stomach clenched and twisted as she strained, but slowly—so slowly it felt like torture—a small lump began to form in the water below her. With each passing second, it grew larger and larger, finally breaking free of her body and releasing a tiny gush of water. Cory could feel relief wash over her as she watched the lump grow before her eyes. She breathed in deeply, working up the courage to push again.
Her second try was even more successful than the first. A large turd slid out of her, followed by a gush of warm water that made her shiver. It felt amazing to finally be emptying her bowels after days of discomfort. She went back for a third try, determined to get rid of every last bit of constipation that had been plaguing her.
As she leaned forward, suddenly a massive shit hit her. It was like a boulder being dropped into the water, causing waves to ripple outwards. Her stomach clenched in both surprise and delight as she watched her huge log of shit float in the toilet bowl. "Wow," she breathed, staring down at her creation. She'd never seen anything like it before—it was enormous!
Feeling proud of herself, Cory flushed the toilet, watching as the huge turd disappeared down the drain. She stood up, stretching her back with a satisfied groan. It felt amazing to be free of that weight—now she could finally focus on her day without worrying about her bowels. And perhaps, she thought with a sly smile, this was the start of a new, cleaner chapter in her life.
