| ▲ | quickthrowman an hour ago | |||||||
I fail to understand why anyone is scared to place their bare thighs on a public toilet seat. Do you have open wounds on your legs? | ||||||||
| ▲ | footydude 8 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||
Can't speak for everyone but in my experience using public toilets (predominantly UK, pubs and train stations): * there's not always a properly functioning seat / seat at all * the seat is not always dry * the cubicles do not always have a functioning lock * the bowl is not always 'clear'...for reasons probably best left unexplored, people seem to choose public toilets as a place to carry out the most incomprehensible and unimaginable of all bowel movements. I've been greeted with bowls that let's just would be assessed by a trained professional Public toilets are also often pretty grim places in general due to the smells, sounds and general lack of hygiene/cleanliness. All that said...IF the toilets look in decent repair I personally will use the cubicle and sit down, but it's probably less than 30% of toilets that feel like that's an option. Also just to say I am someone who always sits to pee whenever at home/in a person's home and i'm not someone who anyone would ever call a germaphobe, so I do generally choose to sit rather than stand. | ||||||||
| ▲ | denkmoon 23 minutes ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||
I don’t care if my bare thighs were coated in the most potent prophylaxis known to man, I am not sitting on another man’s piss and or shit. | ||||||||
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