Random Shower Thoughts Novels & Stories

She's making me insane! I decided to first take a shower in the hopes of clearing my mind and eradicating these strange thoughts. I didn't turn on the heat so that I could wake my body up. Perhaps a cold shower could straighten up my mind. I shivered and gasped as the coldness struck my body.

Maybe, he’s asleep… Maybe. I go to my room unsure what to do and feeling restless. “Maybe I should shower,” I’m pacing my room. I hate arguing with him or making him upset. It rarely happens, but when it does, I always feel awful, like right now. “Yeah, I should shower. A clean body means a clean mind…I guess.” I strip quickly, unbraid my hair, and hop into the shower. The water feels amazing on my body after standing in the heat downstairs cooking, but it doesn’t seem to make my mind feel amazing like I was hoping it would. I wash my hair again, even though I did this morning, and even though it feels good to, my mind still isn’t at peace.

“Hey, you sleeping over tonight? Could use the company.” ”I’ll love to.” She smiled. ”Good. Be right back then. Make yourself at home.” I got to my room and immediately stepped into the shower. I got thinking. You know the shower is a good thinking spot. With the warm water running, I feel like my brain wants to process something but some part of me is forcing it out.

I kept having lewd thoughts about her. I imagine she was in the shower with me, warm water spraying all over get body while I cleaned her with my tongue. I slapped myself back to reality and turned the shower off since I was done. She and I are far from being like that. Thinking like that will not help me when I am close to her. The last thing I need is to lose control in front of her and end up doing some stupid that would screw up everything.

Close enough to touch but forbidden. Fuck. I need a cold shower.

My head felt heavy — too many thoughts racing at once. Maybe it was better to leave it alone. I dragged myself into the bathroom, my head still swirling with too many thoughts. I cranked the shower on and let the water run hot — hot enough to sting my skin. I stood under the spray, letting it wash over me, hoping it would drown out the noise in my head. When I finally stepped out of the shower, I felt lighter. Not completely okay, but… better. I wrapped the towel around my chest, my hair still dripping down my back as I padded toward the door.

Back in my room, I headed to the shower, letting the warm water cascade over me, washing away the sweat and, metaphorically at least, the complexities of the day. It was a brief respite, a momentary sanctuary from the maelstrom of thoughts and emotions that had been swirling within.

He falls forward exaggeratively and pretends to keep falling forward until he lands back on the bed and I laugh heartedly . " You're an idiot . " I chuckle and close the bathroom door , getting in the shower . I turn on the knob and twist it to warm water . I let the water wash away my troubles . Every time I am in a bad mood , I decide to let the water do it's work and cleanse me , even if it doesn't work sometimes , at the very least it's a bit relaxing . Something is better than nothing is it not ? As I'm in the shower , I hear a knock on the door , followed by Alec and Michael's voices .

I'm completely lost, not knowing what to do. I need a shower urgently. I take off my clothes and go to the bathroom, letting the water flow over my body. Even then, I don't feel relaxed. I don't know what to think. I stay under the shower until I start feeling cold. I dry myself and wrap a towel around me, heading to my room. I put on some underwear and throw myself on the bed. My thoughts are racing, and all this pressure is driving me crazy. Melissa -

For a brief moment, I think about Ryan shirtless with dripping wet hair. I open my eyes wide and give my head a shake. "Not a good idea, not a good idea," I say aloud to myself. Thinking about my roommate in the shower is definitely not a good idea. Especially if I want to be able to function around him normally. But even that's becoming difficult.