American women and water bottles? Why?

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If some “expert” said it was good for them to keep a banana in both of their armpits, American women would do that.

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American women are sheep

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It seems obvious that the increase in "over active bladder" in women might be related to the excessive water they are drinking.

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Anonymous wrote:If some “expert” said it was good for them to keep a banana in both of their armpits, American women would do that.

You should probably seek therapy to get to the source of your disdain for millions of people you have never met!

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Anonymous wrote:In China, almost everyone carries a tea thermos.

True.

And tea is basically flavored water.

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Anonymous wrote:It is the healthiest drink, and most informed people eschew plastic bottles.

You should be admiring, not criticizing, this trend.

My body will tell me when it's thirsty. I don't need to lug around a massive bottle all day in anticipation of needing a sip here and there.

Their body tells them when they are thirsty too. They just plan ahead for those moments, Instead of having to stop what they are doing or contribute another plastic bottle to the planet’s waste.

It is very odd that they bother you.

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Anonymous wrote:If some “expert” said it was good for them to keep a banana in both of their armpits, American women would do that.

What is your life like that you just sit around getting mad that women drink water

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Anonymous wrote:The constant water drinking goes along with the snacking. For whatever reason it’s the need to put something in your mouth constantly. The water bottles picked up once people stopped smoking.

Anxiety

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I don't get it. Perhaps I am better than other women, because I am capable of going multiple hours without drinking water. I can count the times I've bought a disposable plastic water bottle in the last year on one hand. I have water with meals, and it's plenty.

I see women in meetings suuuuucking on their water bottles, backwashing into their water bottles, chugging water like they're on a cocaine bender and I just. don't. get it. Are you all diabetics??

Oh it's not a huge environmental flex to own a dozen heavy, manufactured, non-recyclable status-bottles that had to be shipped on a diesel freighter from the other side of the world, of which you have a "favorite" while the others all sit around unused. If you owned ONE water bottle you'd maybe have an argument. But be honest, water-addicts: How many stanleys, yetis, hydroflasks, and owalas have you had shipped to you from China?

You sound…not lovely. I have 3 water bottles I bought at Costco 8 years ago. I play tennis, pickleball and golf—I need water. It’s not a crime.

No, but it is kind of dumb.

It's dumb to drink water if you're thirsty. DCUM has once again jumped the shark.

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Go to Argentina and you'll see every single adult carrying a contraption filled with Maté. Maybe start a hate thread about them next, OP.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I don't get it. Perhaps I am better than other women, because I am capable of going multiple hours without drinking water. I can count the times I've bought a disposable plastic water bottle in the last year on one hand. I have water with meals, and it's plenty.

I see women in meetings suuuuucking on their water bottles, backwashing into their water bottles, chugging water like they're on a cocaine bender and I just. don't. get it. Are you all diabetics??

Oh it's not a huge environmental flex to own a dozen heavy, manufactured, non-recyclable status-bottles that had to be shipped on a diesel freighter from the other side of the world, of which you have a "favorite" while the others all sit around unused. If you owned ONE water bottle you'd maybe have an argument. But be honest, water-addicts: How many stanleys, yetis, hydroflasks, and owalas have you had shipped to you from China?

You sound…not lovely. I have 3 water bottles I bought at Costco 8 years ago. I play tennis, pickleball and golf—I need water. It’s not a crime.

No, but it is kind of dumb.

It's dumb to drink water if you're thirsty. DCUM has once again jumped the shark.

I don't drink anything without the advice of a medical professional. Trust the experts!

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Anonymous wrote:I was in Madrid and it was very hot. Also trust bottled water over tap

Madrid tap water is among the best in Spain.

That’s not saying much.

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Anonymous wrote:Kinda crazy that they vote too.

And driving?

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I bring a 34 ounce Hydroflask full of water everyday. I finish it every single day and feel so much better for having done so.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is the healthiest drink, and most informed people eschew plastic bottles.

You should be admiring, not criticizing, this trend.

My body will tell me when it's thirsty. I don't need to lug around a massive bottle all day in anticipation of needing a sip here and there.

Their body tells them when they are thirsty too. They just plan ahead for those moments, Instead of having to stop what they are doing or contribute another plastic bottle to the planet’s waste.

It is very odd that they bother you.

Their bottles are always falling over, rolling around taking up space. And really nobody is drinking from it. They just lug it around clanging it into things.