As an American woman,I feel insulted by your word choice. I have been elbow-deep in a horse's rear end pulling a foal that got turned the wrong way. I have given myself and others stitches when healthcare was unaffordable or unavailable. I have cleaned up all kinds of animal crap and changed more diapers than I can count. I have had kids puke, pee, and yes, crap on me, and not blinked twice before cleaning up the mess. I clean my bathroom once a week (or as needed, like if a drunk friends throws up in the tub).
I am no prissy princess and I do not expect a dude to jack shit for me. Pardon my swearword.
I don't care if a male guest/boyfriend/whoever leaves the seat up. I care if the don't put the lid down when they flush. The average toilet sprays a mist of germy toilet water over a fifteen-foot radius when it flushes. That means my toothbrush, and that means I am not a happy camper.
So, yes, I do insist that my friends put down the seat and lid when they're done. I don't like sterilizing my toothbrush every time I have people over. Regardless of whether or not they lifted the seat to pee.
Once I was at a guy friend's house and I did butt-dunk because I was in a hurry to pee. I wiped myself off with a cleaning wipe to get the poop germs off my lady parts and then went and announced my mishap to my friends so we could all laugh about it.
Your problem is not with American women, but with certain types of women that transcend race, nation, age, etcetera, to annoy us all.
Well, I didn't want to generalize. Of course I know that not all American girls are like this. But I have been in many countries with different cultures before, and I never witnessed this fight before. And well, what can I say, congratulations for being smart and clean!
IIN that the toilet seat issue with men and women is still a thing?
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As an American woman,I feel insulted by your word choice. I have been elbow-deep in a horse's rear end pulling a foal that got turned the wrong way. I have given myself and others stitches when healthcare was unaffordable or unavailable. I have cleaned up all kinds of animal crap and changed more diapers than I can count. I have had kids puke, pee, and yes, crap on me, and not blinked twice before cleaning up the mess. I clean my bathroom once a week (or as needed, like if a drunk friends throws up in the tub).
I am no prissy princess and I do not expect a dude to jack shit for me. Pardon my swearword.
I don't care if a male guest/boyfriend/whoever leaves the seat up. I care if the don't put the lid down when they flush. The average toilet sprays a mist of germy toilet water over a fifteen-foot radius when it flushes. That means my toothbrush, and that means I am not a happy camper.
So, yes, I do insist that my friends put down the seat and lid when they're done. I don't like sterilizing my toothbrush every time I have people over. Regardless of whether or not they lifted the seat to pee.
Once I was at a guy friend's house and I did butt-dunk because I was in a hurry to pee. I wiped myself off with a cleaning wipe to get the poop germs off my lady parts and then went and announced my mishap to my friends so we could all laugh about it.
Your problem is not with American women, but with certain types of women that transcend race, nation, age, etcetera, to annoy us all.
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Well, I didn't want to generalize. Of course I know that not all American girls are like this. But I have been in many countries with different cultures before, and I never witnessed this fight before. And well, what can I say, congratulations for being smart and clean!