Am I the only one who sits right down on public toilets?

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If I have to use a toilet, I just sit on the potty and do it. I do not squat.

It's hard to get used to squat toilets.

They even have them in Italy. I had to use one once in a railway station there. I didn't do it quite right.

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That also reminds me, tissue papers, soaps, sanitizers, and other cleaning products are almost nonexistent for public use because it's likely that it'll get stolen anyway. Even the so-called socialites are not above this.

Edna3362 wrote:

I only sit, and never squat.

Females at your place must be fussy.
From where I live, you cannot go fussy (toilet seat or not) unless you're a rich man's spoiled brat of a daughter or a germaphobe to demand a cleaner toilet, then you will have to hold.

Though, everyone will admit it is gross, they have little to no chance of complaint. So either females here have guts or does not care.

That made me laugh. See my previous posts on places where I have done my business. I suspect that they would adapt if they had to. It's sad when people have such a narrow comfort zone.

Lots of celebrities adopt germphobia as soon as they can afford it, here.

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Wow, this thread has reminded me that it's actually pretty good to be female sometimes. I could never do what men do. It seems awkward to me. And, yes, I just sit. I wipe the seat down with a piece of toilet paper and then go.

I sit right down on the toilet seat in public places since I'm not that afraid of germs anyway. Also, if I squat, I'm afraid I might pee on myself. That happens every time I pee outdoors (which hasn't been since 2015).

There is an instructional video that shows females how to pee standing up. It's called Stand2Pee. You should be able to find it online. I paid 16 dollars for it.

If you gotta go, you gotta go.

Just do your business in the urinal, and go!

And, for the "other thing," men do have private stalls, of course.

^ the stalls in the bathhouse by the beach, where i live? apparently not!

i was terrified of using those as a kid, and things haven't changed.

I heard that life did once spontaneously evolve in an composting toilet.

Again, I'm going to thank all the ladies that just sit down instead of being delicate little princesses. Everyone who has ever had to clean a public women's bathroom thanks you.

Tissues...
That also reminds me, tissue papers, soaps, sanitizers, and other cleaning products are almost nonexistent for public use because it's likely that it'll get stolen anyway. Even the so-called socialites are not above this.