Well, the way to be not overly graphical is to avoid going to more details than are needed to indicate what is going on. "Wet feeling", "dark patch on trousers" etc. would be my way of doing this.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Leave him a post-it note on the fridge the next day, scribbled "Need new Pants: ASAP!"
And a laundry basket in the bathroom, sealed up with ridiculous amounts of duct-tape.
Let the character and the readers connect the dots from there.
Edited by TitanJump on Aug 23rd 2022 at 3:37:22 PM
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Just don't depict it in a way that an h-creator or erowriter would. Don't write it to entice or arouse. Write it as comedic, unfortunate or sudden. Don't be a whizzard, basically.
Write your story.
Honestly, the warm trickle down one leg is rather enough to inform the audience of what's going on without having to get creepy about things.
In one story I am writing, a character has way too much alcohol and ends up needing to use the bathroom. Trouble is, neither bathroom is suitable for them (they are NB), and so they have to hold it. However, they can't hold it, and they end up wetting themselves. However, I do not want to make it too graphic, while making it clear what happened. How can I do this?