Social Accident Protection -- (Author) saggingnappy96
Social Accident Protection -- (Author) saggingnappy96
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Author: saggingnappy96
Timestamp: May 23, 2020 at 12:06 AM
Content: Chapter 1: The Court Day
“Steve!” “Steve!!”, a voice shouted - jolting Steve awake. “You’d better get ready, you can’t be late today.”
Steve slid his duvet open, and slowly lifted his legs out of bed. And then he sighed, catching a glance of his sagging nappy, and instantly remembering what today was about. He grabbed a grey jumper from the pile of clothes lying on the floor, slid it on and headed to the kitchen, leaving his nappy exposed.
Austin, Steve’s boyfriend stood in the Kitchen cooking eggs and sausages at the counter. He always liked to wake up early and cook. Whereas Steve much preferred to have a lay in. He liked waking up to Austin making breakfast, and the suddenly thought saddened Steve as he realised this would be the last time Steve could taste Austin’s sausage for breakfast in a while.
The two lived on the 17th floor of a tower block in the centre of Manchester. From their floor, they had a fantastic view of the sun rising over the river Irwell, and reflecting off skyscrapers in the distance. The sun was just appearing over the horizon, through the kitchen window and onto Steve’s nappy, as he stood in the doorway.
“I’ve ironed your suit, ready for today.” “I’ve laid out your red tie, and a new shirt to make you look smart”, Austin said to Steve. “You’d better get ready quickly, and then I’ll drive us there. I’m serious, we’ll be late otherwise”
Steve turned around and mumbled “yeah sure”, walking into the hallway. Austin only meant to help, but Steve couldn’t deal with this nagging today of all days.
Steve opened the door to the bathroom across the hall, and proceeded to pull the tapes open on his nappy, which promptly dropped onto the floor. He rolled it up, and flung it into the plastic bin in the corner. He then promptly hopped in the shower, and was just starting to wash his crotch when Austin startled him, by walking into the room.
Austin got into the shower with Steve, and the two sat down, next to the plug hole. The hot water sprayed over both of them, as Austin held Steve tightly.
“You know it’ll be okay, right”. “They might have won this round, but we’ll never give up”, Austin said softly to Steve.
“Yeah they’ve won alright. They’ve got exactly what they wanted, there’s nothing anyone can do to stop them. I’ve worn a nappy every day for three months now. I’ve even started pissing and pooing it in my sleep. Look what they’ve done to me. Look what they’ve done to US.”
“I know”, Austin responded. “I know”.
Steve sobbed gently as Austin held him tightly. Despite everything, they could never stop the feeing of safety Steve felt, being held by Austin, as Austin’s erect penis toughed his back. They could never make Steve forget Austin.
Chapter 2: Social Accident Protection
In the summer of 2020, Social Accident Protection (SAP) was the media’s obsession. The term was the most trending hashtag on Twitter, and seemed to be in the headline of every newspaper, or publication of any sorts. It was all anyone ever talked about.
It was really a buzz word - a term which sugared a bitter truth, which was harder to swallow: Everyone, babies, children, teenagers and adults - absolutely everyone, was now required to wear nappies, by law. There was no escaping it - anyone caught without padding would face a fine. Serial offenders would face jail. Steve was a serial offender.
The act entered law as a response to data which showed the COVID-19 virus was spread almost entirely by use of toilets. The virus, which was killing hundreds of thousands globally, seemed to be transmitted in ninety percent of instances, through use of toilets. So - many governments around the world began to stockpile nappies, in all sizes.
On the first of May, the Prime minister announced the new measures in his daily briefing to the country. Their new catch phrase was ‘Stay in nappies. Stop the spread of the virus. Save lives.’ To everyone’s surprise, the prime minister then proceeded to demonstrate how to put on a nappy, in front of the nation’s media.
TBC