Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.

Battle? Are you not a parent? Start acting like one.

Seriously how do you think you can control this one?

My children come out of the pool to pee and then go back in. They also go to the bathroom to do this everyday.

Well you win mother of the year. I guarantee you not every 10 year old is.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I pee in the ocean and I have peed in the pool.

Have never done either of those. If you are in a pool, there is a bathroom nearby. You are foul.

I surely hope you have never gone in a pool. Or the ocean. There is 100% a chance of pee in EVERY pool. You’re fooling yourself if you believe otherwise.

2 years old. When they’re potty training we bring out the little potty near the pool.

Anonymous wrote:I pee in the ocean and I have peed in the pool.

Were you 1 year old at the time?

Anonymous wrote:I pee in the ocean and I have peed in the pool.

Have never done either of those. If you are in a pool, there is a bathroom nearby. You are foul.

I pee in the ocean and I have peed in the pool.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.

Battle? Are you not a parent? Start acting like one.

Seriously how do you think you can control this one?

My children come out of the pool to pee and then go back in. They also go to the bathroom to do this everyday.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.

Battle? Are you not a parent? Start acting like one.

Seriously how do you think you can control this one?

Seriously, you cannot teach a 10 year old to go to the restroom? That’s too difficult for you to do?

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Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest.

You nasty

Not sure how I'm the nasty one. Seriously, watch adults at the pool. We all know being around water makes you want to pee. But they won't get out of the pool for over an hour. They are peeing in the pool.

If you can’t be in a pool for over an hour without urinating, you should speak to your doctor. That’s not normal.

When I was a child my mother told me that there was a chemical added to all pools which would turn the water dark blue if one urinated in it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.

Battle? Are you not a parent? Start acting like one.

Seriously how do you think you can control this one?

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Anonymous wrote:This is why I don’t trust public pools. I know some would say with all the chlorine in the water it shouldn’t matter.

But they don't at private pools?

I know for a fact that no one has peed in my pool. Yet. This is the only time I know with 100% certainty that no one has peed in it. It was completed 3 weeks ago. Once DS has his friends over for the first time all bets are off. At least I am in control of the chemical levels.

I am under no illusion that there will never be pee in the pool.

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 10yo pees in the pool. Not a battle I’m willing to have.

Battle? Are you not a parent? Start acting like one.

Anonymous wrote:

Watch and see how many adults leave the pool to go pee. Few will. I'm just being honest.

You nasty

Not sure how I'm the nasty one. Seriously, watch adults at the pool. We all know being around water makes you want to pee. But they won't get out of the pool for over an hour. They are peeing in the pool.

I am perfectly capable of holding my pee for over an hour. You go before you get in and get out when you need to use the bathroom. This is hard.

I was at a hotel once and a guy went over to the corner of the pool. If he’d held up a sign it wouldn’t have been more obvious that he was offloading beer residue.