I pee a lot at home and not too often at work regardless of how much I drink. It's like my bladder knows I'm at work and bothers me less.
I don't drink while on walks outside. I don't own a water bottle.

I drink a bunch in the morning, then a bunch at lunch and taper off from there rather than constantly sipping.

You pee a lot in the beginning but your body adjusts and holds it.

Anonymous wrote:You don't need to drink a ton of water. That advice has been debunked.

I apparently have an iron bladder and can hold it for long periods of time. Some people can't.

It depends. If you are prone to kidney stones you need to drink quite a bit.

I'm a nurse. I've trained my bladder. I drank 2-3L in my last shift and didn't pee for 10 hrs. It's also part psychological for me. If I know there are bathrooms easily available, I can go a long time. If I think a bathroom will be difficult to access or I'm at a play or something, I swear my brain makes me think I have to go every 30 min.

Anonymous wrote:I do go to the bathroom all the time.

Me too. Sometimes 15x a day.

I do go to the bathroom all the time.

I went to the bathroom 4 times at work today. I am a teacher, a middle aged woman and use it quickly.

I pee a lot and I don’t think I even drink that much. Tiny bladder.

Excellent bladder control. Also I'm not 100 years old *eyeroll*

If I’m home I pee about every two hours. If I’m out, every 4-5.

I pee every 1.5 hours or so.

You don't need to drink a ton of water. That advice has been debunked.

I apparently have an iron bladder and can hold it for long periods of time. Some people can't.

We make multiple bathroom trips.

I see people with huge water bottles at work, out in public, on road trips. How do you manage to drink it all without making multiple restroom trips?