INTRODUCTION & DISCLAIMER - When crazy fat chick Zoe moves into Sean's spare room, he quickly finds out just how insane she is. However, Sean is hardly a model of sanity himself, due to his obsessive voyeurism of his new overweight housemate, long his unrequited crush.
Please be aware that these stories are extremely graphic BBW/fat girl fetish stories, and includes female characters using the toilet and having their periods. If these themes are not your thing, please consider whether you want to read these stories. All characters and events are fictional, with any similarity to real persons living or dead coincidental and unintentional. Only characters aged 18 or over engage in sexual activity.
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I was so excited as I drove the van home with Zoe's things in the back, Zoe sitting in the front passenger seat beside me wearing a jumper that showed off her big breasts, and a skirt too short for her figure, but I wasn't about to complain.
Arriving home, I helped Zoe move her things into the spare room, then said, "I'll just show you the bathroom."
Zoe looked at me with her big blue eyes. "Actually Sean, I was hoping to talk to you about that."
"Sure Zoe," I said. "Anything you want."
"I'll explain it when we get in there," said Zoe. She picked up a large sports bag, evidently not too heavy despite its size and walked with me into the bathroom.
"I've cleaned out one side of the vanity for your things," I said opening the cupboard.
"Thanks," said Zoe. "Now what I wanted to talk to you about is that you need to know two things about me. One, I like to save money and two, I'm a friend of the Earth. I just want to make sure that there's no problem with that."
I was unsure of what Zoe was talking about. "Well I can't see a problem," I said.
"Oh good, because it was a real problem with that bitch Emily," said Zoe. She opened the bag and I saw well over a hundred cloth squares of varying colors and designs, and a small plastic container. Zoe took out the container and about thirty of the cloth squares and placed them in the container, then two large blue flowery zipped-up bags. She took these items over to the toilet, placing the container of cloth squares on the cistern, and hanging one of the bags from a small towel hook next to the loo.
"I try to save money and trees by using reusable cloth toilet paper," said Zoe. She picked up three of the cloths -- one lemon, one light blue with dark blue dots and the other pink with purple flowers -- and held them up. "Of course, I use regular toilet paper when I go out and I need to go to the loo. I guess I could carry some cloth toilet paper with me but you never know how many you're going to use when you go number two, and it would be a bit embarrassing to carry around the dirty reusable cloths covered in your poo in a plastic bag." Once more, Zoe proudly held up the cloth toilet paper. "But when I'm at home, I like to use these as my toilet paper."
"You um -- use cloths -- as um, ah, err toilet paper?" I asked uncertainly, not knowing what this entailed.
Zoe laughed her somewhat crazy laugh. "Sean, relax you look so worried. There's nothing for you to worry about, I'll explain it to you. I bought over 20 old towels from a second hand shop, cut them all up and trimmed them into squares. As you can see, I've got heaps of them and I use them to wipe myself clean when I go to the toilet instead of using loo paper from the roll. They're really good, they're softer and stronger than normal toilet paper and they really absorb my pee, my poo and for one week each month, my menstrual blood."
I was worried about what the next stage of this process involved, and Zoe picked up on this. "You're going to ask me what I do with them next, aren't you Sean?" she asked teasingly.
"No," I said nervously, but Zoe again laughed.
"Don't worry, I don't throw them on the floor or anything disgusting," said Zoe. "That's what these bags are for, they're called wet bags. Each time I go to the loo, I throw the dirty cloths I've used in here, zip it up and there's none of my poo-poo smells, no hygiene issues, nothing. And every week, I change the bag over. I clean and wash all the toilet paper I've used during that week, and wash the bag too and that's all there is to it. There's nothing for you to do or see, nothing gross or smelly for you to worry about unless you're brave or silly enough to open the wet bag that's hanging next to the toilet."
"I won't," I assured her.
"So, it's okay if I use reusable cloth toilet paper while I live here?" Zoe asked.
"Yes, I don't have a problem," I assured her.
"That's good, thank you so much Sean," said Zoe. "You made a good choice. One thing you'll learn about me is that I'm one of those girls who's always going to the toilet, takes ages to finish and uses heaps of toilet paper. If I use regular toilet paper, I'm going to cost you a fortune."