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Very odd. I will be out with my friend, and she wants to leave, and go home, so she can use the bathroom.. I have this to a point, if possible, I would rather be home, not to her extent though.
On the tv show "Scrubs", Michael J. Fox's (guest star) character had this issue as part of his OCD,
and would have to leave the hospital & speed home to his own toilet.
Personally, I avoid public bathrooms/having to use any other than my own, to the degree possible.
In that sense of the phrase, yeah.
However, since I don't travel & am never far from home (or away for more than a few hours),
it doesn't cause me medical problems.
If I had to wait to use my bathroom at home I would walk around wet and going pp down my leg all the time. My daily medication does not allow that to happen.
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I avoid sitting on the seat and, frankly, it you ever saw one of those germ shows where they go around swabbing everything to check for bacteria, all those toilet germs are everywhere anyway. Yuck! Life is too short to have to run home to use the potty every time you have to go. I am a "control" person so obsessions are just not going to ever be my thing, thankfully!
I'm one of those people that either hold it or go home for the bathroom. I just do not like public restrooms, haven't since I was a kid. If i'm within 10-15 minutes of home I make my husband bring me home, or come home myself to go to the bathroom.
I had to use the restroom at PetSmart because I was stuck in town for 5 hours wasting time with my dog while waiting on someone.
I took him in the stall with me and balanced his plastic Flexi leash handle on the door. As soon as I flushed, he knocked the leash handle onto the floor directly under the front of the toilet seat, and drug it across the nasty wet tile.
I tried hover pooing at a ski slope once (no choice, really had to go) and pooped on my ski boot.
Never again.
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