2010-08-21, 01:25 | Link #1 |
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Public restrooms.
This thread isn't for the faint of heart. You may want to stop reading here.
Do you use them? I was talking to a friend a week ago and he doesn't use them under any circumstances and claims to only have used a public restroom once in his entire life. He's almost 30. I was really surprised to be honest, since I use public bathooms if I need to. My philosophy is "when you gotta go, you gotta go". There is one thing that makes me feel weird about using public bathrooms and that is if I have to go number two and someone walks in. It's kind of embarrassing. What's worse is if they have to do the same thing and go into the stall right next to me. My bathroom time has to be one of the top five things I don't like sharing. Even if I'm not using a restroom and walk in just to wash my hands or something and hear someone blowing up the toilet, I definitely make sure to get the hell out of there ASAP. Some people don't care, they will nuke the bowl if they must. How do you view public bathrooms? Do you even step into them? Some are downright nasty. Do you let loose if you need to? Or do you just put up with it until you get home?
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2010-08-21, 03:11 | Link #2 |
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Erm, about your 'people-walking-in-while-you're-doing-number-two' statement... don't you have stalls with locked doors in your country? O_o" Or unless you meant something else. lol
Well, my college obviously has public restrooms, and my friends and I use it all the time to relief ourselves so much so that it's a natural thing... In fact, I think everyone in my country see public restrooms as quite a normal thing, probably because most of them are clean and, well, secure. Heck, some of them are even nicely decorated. Of course, there's always the low-down, filthy, and low-quality ones with greasy floors and broken locks (I guess that's what you meant). Gawd, I hate the broken locks, but not as much as I hate A LACK OF TOILET PAPER. That's the biggest problem with the restrooms of my toilet. I always either had to sneak into the Girl's Room to grab some (girls preserving toilet paper, go figure) or buy some packets of tissues from the drink stall in my school canteen if I ever need to go number two. Anyway, back to the low-down, filthy, low quality toilets. I mean restrooms (we just call then 'toilets' around here). Those are more common around old coffee shops (our local, olden version of food-courts), actually. I remember there was one near a rubbish dump. Hell, there was even a toll for it, too. Yeah, we used to have tolls for our restrooms. 10 cents per entrance. Some even charged 20 cents. <_< I don't mind using the old, less quality restrooms, since, well, like you said, when you gotta go, you gotta go. I don't really see a difference between using those restrooms and using my own restroom, actually, probably because I'm more open-minded and carefree. It's better than having shat in my pants. <_< Which is another thing - I'd rather them building more public restrooms so that I could rush to one whenever I need to go. Shat in my pants is quite a frequent incident in my life, whenever I couldn't find a restroom soon enough. Holding it won't do if I'm taking long trips, which I often do when I'm traveling somewhere, since most of the major malls are quite far from where I'm living (not to mention my college being on the other side of the country). Another thing, I used to hide in public restrooms, hang out there when I was playing truancy back in Primary School (Elementary School for you guys). There was kinda a unfortunate incident that occurred once when I was there. Don't really wanna talk about it. But let's just say it involves some guy jacking off next to my stall (imagine a 10 year old like me not knowing much and you'll figure it out). |
2010-08-21, 03:53 | Link #3 |
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Those inside my school or at offices I work are usually very clean (I clean some of them as a summer job after all and I make sure they are spotless)
Others at stations etc. that work with the put-in-a-coin system are those you really want to avoid. They are cleaned about once a day or even less and no one's around if someone has an accident to clean it. They are usually filled with condoms, smokes and drug remains here, so I avoid them like a plague. It is usual here that public restrooms in warehouses or at least massive stores are kept well clean as there is a cleaning lady on duty all day who lets you use it for a small fee of a couple cents. She makes sure it is all cleaned a couple times a day and if something does happen she makes sure it is cleaned up right away |
2010-08-21, 05:18 | Link #5 | |
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Futhermore, I absolutely hate restroom which are not cleaned. Public restroom are otfen dirty so I avoid them.
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2010-08-21, 06:08 | Link #7 |
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Of course I use public restrooms, but I never actually sit down on the toilet directly, or at least put tissues around. Some more modern toilets even have that tissue scrolling around, (or whatever would you call that)but there is always that joke that it's the same pile of tissue rolling around But back to your original question, no I don't feel the slightest thing embarrassed or whatever. Some girlfriends had told me that they feel awkward when their piss sound or the "number two" dump sound is heard, but I don't get that. It's not like anybody is any different, we all have to go when nature calls.
Though I don't know how I would feel if I was a guy and had to use public urinals. I'd probably feel awkward if some old grandpa in the urinal next to me was checking out my package. Most men restrooms don't have any kind of wall between urinals after all. If it was a hot guy tho, it would be perfectly okay So to put an extra question to that of ops, have you guys experienced other guys looking at your package at the urinals? And how do you feel about that? Some friends had told me that they automatically check out others, and no, they are not gay, maybe latent gay?
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2010-08-21, 07:16 | Link #10 | |
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I guess the case is not whether we're secluded or not, but rather, the thought of being labeled as a homosexual for looking at someone else's junk. Since gay marriage is either banned or not common around here. |
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As for looking at other guys' packages... No, unless it was by accident. Definitely there is no looking - eyes front and looking forward... once you know that you're "on target", that is.
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2010-08-21, 13:11 | Link #15 |
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I only ever used my college toilets once and my school toilets once well, since I was 10, my primary school had really clean toilets.
I generally avoid public toilets at all costs, I'll either try and hold it in and rush home or make sure I go before I go out. Can't stand public toilets, they just feel so dirty all the time. |
2010-08-21, 14:00 | Link #18 |
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urenals should have more cover. and stalls should have better doors where no one can see threw the cracks of the door like a few extra inches of wood or w.e covering the cracks where the door is supose to stop.
and damn it people, Go back to potty training. I'm tired of seeing toilets COVERED in piss or crap. its pathetic and sad. (not accusing anyone of course... eexxcceept YOU *points*)
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2010-08-21, 14:25 | Link #20 |
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When I gotta go, I gotta go. It beats having to do it out on the street and hope that no one sees me (which is technically illegal and could get me a hefty fine if a cop catches me in the act).
And consider this, when other people come in there, they (normally) have to go as well, so I don't see why that's so embarrassing. A long time ago, we had public restrooms out on the street and those had NO doors. Imagine having to do something in there and have someone walk in on you.
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