One Woman's Mission to Find a Toilet
An LGBTQ Short Story
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One Woman's Mission to Find a Toilet
Narrated by:
Jennifer M Bisgard
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer M Bisgard
About this listen
“Well, that's why you don't get involved with bisexual girls.”
A security guard, an irate girlfriend, and a pregnant lady with a very full bladder.
This short story is about a woman who needs the loo...but it's also about the complexities of an LGBTQ relationship. With the results of her poor decision growing inside her belly, and the discontent growing in her partner's eyes, the pressure is mounting. Sooner or later, it will need to be released, and in this messy, complicated world, a little kindness can go a long way.
©2021 Annabelle Lutalica (P)2021 Annabelle Lutalica
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