Cindy, who is due to start unpotty training

Author's note: I wanted to try a different take on this prompt. I've been thinking about how abrupt a change it would be for a character who went to the toilet as normal during childhood, and how actually, it might be expected for the character to take a while to adjust

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"Wake up honey!" The voice said, rousing you from your sleep. You recognised that voice, it was your mother.

"Five more minutes please" you mumbled, still not sure what to make of that strange dream. No way would you just pee yourself.

"Honey, it's gonna be a busy day today, you just turned 18, you know what that means?"

"Huh? You mean I can legally get drunk?" you say, still thinking of that crazy dream.

"What? Come on Cindy, you know full well how irresponsible that would be. No, I mean today you start unpotty training." She explains matter-of-factly

"What?" You say confused. Unpotty training? That sounds like you're being trained to to not use the toilet. Almost like, your dream? You conclude you must still be dreaming. Why are you dreaming about peeing yourself?

"What do you mean what? Surely you know how adult female excretion works by now" She asked?

You decide to go along with the dream "Ah! yes, I urm understand. This is new to me, so do I urm, wet the bed?"

"If you think you can, go for it. To be honest though, I wouldn't expect you to be able to so suddenly after having used the toilet for most of your life thus far. It's quite the struggle. I know I took a while to be comfortable leaking and dropping like a woman should. So if you need to, you may use the toilet for now, as it is still legal for a week, but, as soon as you go to school, remember to check in with the nurse for your excretion classes."

"Ok, mum" You answer kind of glad you can be a bit more normal for a while. The thing is though, when you do go to the toilet to pee, you're surprised that there seems to be more of it, and that you're peeing for longer. You're also realising this dream has been going on too long to be a false awakening, maybe it is real. Even if it really doesn't feel it.