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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ime the older generation doesn’t understand the constant need to drink water. I swear some of my family are really camels. 8 8oz glasses of water a day was a recommendation within the last 2ish decades and I think has been debunked. Normally I’d say that they view you having a glass of water out as leaving a mess. But that doesn’t explain the water bottle. That just seems vindictive because it’s not in their line of site and it’s not like they are missing a glass that needs to be washed.[/quote] Needing to constantly drink water isn't good. Could be a sign of diabetes. Or in OPs case gestational diabetes.[/quote] OP is pregnant! Water is super important.[/quote] Not chugging water constantly.[/quote] NP. The whole point of OP having an active glass or bottle of water is that she isn’t “chugging” it, moron. She is taking a few sips, setting it down, and coming back to it later. Did I go slow enough for you to follow along? Did I confound you with too much logic? You really are stupid, aren’t you?[/quote] You're not OP you have no idea what she's doing or how many cups she's leaving around. I'd probably clean up after a lazy houseguest too who can't seem to find the sink. [/quote]
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