Inside your asshole (inflation)

In this world, toilets and bathrooms do exist, but they are considered secondary to a “Public Waste Receptacle.” If there is one nearby they will insist (rightfully) on using that one, rather than having to walk all the way to the nearest bathroom. Everyone agrees to this rule and upholds it, but there exist varying attitudes towards the disgust or normality of this phenomena. The Public Waste Receptacle, or PWR for short, is a person whose job it is to upon command remove any obstructive clothing and bend over for the person in need of relief to urinate or defecate into his or her asshole. In crowded spaces such as classrooms or offices, it is not unusual for a funnel to be kept around for women to urinate into without spilling, nor is it unusual for these places to have wet wipes to paper towels, or for women to carry such items around in their purse. Such products as paper towels, wipes, and toilet paper will be deposited in the PWR’s as shoes just like it would be any other toilet.

The PWR has a unique physiology. Their asshole is extremely flexible, enough to take any size necessary, although this sensation may not always be pleasant, but nonetheless it will be expected of them. Their body is also capable of taking in the large volume of liquids and solids, which will be stored in their abdominal area. The more physical waste they take in, the more their belly will inflate, which at large volumes will start to slosh around and feel heavy. The PWR’s body is also capable of “clogging” just like any other toilet, but also similar to toilets, this happens more often with some rather than others. For some it may almost never happen, for others, it might be a regular occurrence.

The PWR still eats and drinks, and their body still creates waste, but they are only allowed to use public restrooms to urinate. They are encouraged to hold their own feces and to release it, alongside all other fecal matter and urine accumulated throughout the day, in a special container at the end of the day. If a person has been a PWR for long, they would probably have one of these containers at home. For some reason, in a rule nobody understands but everybody upholds, the PWRs are not supposed to use this container more than once throughout the day and only at the end of the day. Other than this, PWRs are normal citizens. Their status as PWRs is social and not a job, so they still have to work or attend school, where they can expect to be made use of.