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The word itself doesn't bother me, it's what this thread has become that does. These stories are ridiculous and intentionally being told to inflict pain and suffering.
Everybody knows that taking a dump in public is disgusting, natural or not, it's taboo.
Even children feel embarrassed when it happens.
The fact that people are bragging about it makes me nervous.
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Children aren't embarrassed by bodily functions unless they are taught to be.
Taking a dump in public is not what we are talking about anyway. We are talking about using a restroom for the purpose for which it was designed. Otherwise we'd just have urinals in all the restrooms. Or powder rooms with mirrors and sinks and not much else.
Taboo? Pain and suffering? Oh my!
i poo at work when I need to, all the guys do and we warn each other as to the safety level of the bathroom.
we think it is funny, must be a guy thing
That's just courteous...if you can't say "hey man, may wanna skip the newspaper this time" at least give the glare like "watch out" as you walk about the door.
I'll poo anywhere really, the discomfort of holding it in far exceeds any other feeling.
The word itself doesn't bother me, it's what this thread has become that does. These stories are ridiculous and intentionally being told to inflict pain and suffering.
Everybody knows that taking a dump in public is disgusting, natural or not, it's taboo.
Even children feel embarrassed when it happens.
The fact that people are bragging about it makes me nervous.
Going to an enclosed room designed for the disposal of waste material is not "in public". Y'all might suffer from lutropublicaphobia.
I know a lot of people who will go to a different floor to take a s***...in fact, a friend of mine met her husband that way. She was the one going to do her business though, not him...he saw her walking in the hallway and sled "hey, don't you work down on the third floor? What are you doing up here"? There was no reason really for accounting staff to be on his floor...so she made something up.
She says they were married three months before she confessed to the real reason she was up there!!
My stomach isn't here for that "holding it in" sh**.
Most people only need to go once a day at the most, so why not train your bowels by your lifestyle or eating habits so that you only need to go in the evening, like I do for example. I never crap at work but that's because I don't need to, not because I hold it in.
I know a lot of people who will go to a different floor to take a s***...in fact, a friend of mine met her husband that way. She was the one going to do her business though, not him...he saw her walking in the hallway and sled "hey, don't you work down on the third floor? What are you doing up here"? There was no reason really for accounting staff to be on his floor...so she made something up.
She says they were married three months before she confessed to the real reason she was up there!!
That's a nice story for the reception:
"Darren and Sheila met because she has gravy legs and was embarassed to do her business on her floor..."
We have two bathrooms on this floor, one in a common area and one just for our office. I sometimes use the common area bathroom because it is used less so is less messy. Plus, sometimes you go into our bathroom and it is like an NBC attack in there.
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Do you poop at work?
