Anonymous wrote:Why? Afraid to know real comfort? Afraid to experience real evacuation?

A woman who evacuates in the shower standing up *and* has a rose tattoo? *Swoon*

Anonymous wrote:I don't find this that odd.

I DO find it odd that some men wipe standing up, after they poop. Some women too. As a regular habit. These must be the same people that replace the toilet paper 'under' instead of 'over."

Bah, sitting and wiping? No way. The angle and leverage are all wrong.

Anonymous wrote:There are no differences between men and women in our post-gendered world.

And there's little difference in standing for #2 vs. sitting. Except your own satisfaction, satiety, and internal and external wellness.

There are no differences between men and women in our post-gendered world.

what a stupid post....

I don't find this that odd.

I DO find it odd that some men wipe standing up, after they poop. Some women too. As a regular habit. These must be the same people that replace the toilet paper 'under' instead of 'over."

Why? Afraid to know real comfort? Afraid to experience real evacuation?

Anonymous wrote:And that is exactly my point. Standing to make number-two is what's right FOR ME, and, increasingly, others in the community. We don't want to be judged for it, and if we use "your" shower, or public showers, those in hotels, etc., why, that's what drains are for. It would just be nice if people would open their minds and get to grips with the good feeling a true evacuation can bring.

Good Lord, I hope you're a troll.

He could be your soulmate. Sorry if this is a repost, I couldn't be bothered to read the entire thread.

NP here.

I dated a guy that sat down to pee but was okay with peeing on a tree. He was also an uncircumcised Jew.

He was weird, and also abusive, and I could never tell where he stood (or sat) on issues. It was like dating someone who was gaslighting you didn't know he was doing it and didn't know what direction to go....

And that is exactly my point. Standing to make number-two is what's right FOR ME, and, increasingly, others in the community. We don't want to be judged for it, and if we use "your" shower, or public showers, those in hotels, etc., why, that's what drains are for. It would just be nice if people would open their minds and get to grips with the good feeling a true evacuation can bring.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, the same could be said for those (of any age) who choose to make number-two while standing. People have a lot of "judgments" about that, when, in fact, it is none of their businesses.

Will you stop hijacking this thread about men sitting down to pee to talk about how you shit in the shower. We heard you, we get it. You poop standing up in the shower. Now go start your own thread on the subject.

LOL. Words I bet you never thought you'd have to type!

And the PP has to be a troll. Sitting/standing to pee is basically a preference, with sitting being a bit cleaner. An able bodied grown adult shitting in the shower is next level disgusting and you'd be crazy to think that is something that wouldn't, or shouldn't, receive "judgment." I hope you never leave your own home and no one ever uses your shower.

Anonymous wrote:Well, the same could be said for those (of any age) who choose to make number-two while standing. People have a lot of "judgments" about that, when, in fact, it is none of their businesses.

Will you stop hijacking this thread about men sitting down to pee to talk about how you shit in the shower. We heard you, we get it. You poop standing up in the shower. Now go start your own thread on the subject.

It's kind of girly but definitely tidier.

I potty trained my son (now 13) sitting down so I would not be constantly cleaning up pee off the floor, walls, toilet, etc. All my fiends commented they wish they had thought of that. My bathrooms are spotless. He says he pees standing up only in public bathrooms. Who cares?