crandc
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I mean it, I'd like to know.
I take the commuter train to work. Downtown stations have no restrooms, but others have one each single stall men's and women's. If your train is in 3 minutes and the "correct" restroom is taken, well, when you've got to go, you've got to go. So it's not unusual for men to use the women's and vice versa.
At least half the time a man uses the women's restroom, he doesn't flush. Go in and confronted with a urine filled toilet, which is rather gross. Sure, I clean cat boxes but that's my responsibility; flushing after grown men is not. And it's not that they are just being inconsiderate to women. When I use the men's room out of necessity, same thing, at least half the time the toilet is unflushed.
It's VERY rare for a woman to not flush; I only recall seeing this once in all my years of using the train.
Is it just a public toilet thing or do men not flush at home as well? What is the deep reason behind so many men not flushing the can?
My totally non political non sports related idle curiosity thread.
(I asked this on Outsports.com and got no good reasons, although one guy suggested I write "men who don't flush are gay" on the wall and at least all the straight dudes will start flushing.)
I take the commuter train to work. Downtown stations have no restrooms, but others have one each single stall men's and women's. If your train is in 3 minutes and the "correct" restroom is taken, well, when you've got to go, you've got to go. So it's not unusual for men to use the women's and vice versa.
At least half the time a man uses the women's restroom, he doesn't flush. Go in and confronted with a urine filled toilet, which is rather gross. Sure, I clean cat boxes but that's my responsibility; flushing after grown men is not. And it's not that they are just being inconsiderate to women. When I use the men's room out of necessity, same thing, at least half the time the toilet is unflushed.
It's VERY rare for a woman to not flush; I only recall seeing this once in all my years of using the train.
Is it just a public toilet thing or do men not flush at home as well? What is the deep reason behind so many men not flushing the can?
My totally non political non sports related idle curiosity thread.
(I asked this on Outsports.com and got no good reasons, although one guy suggested I write "men who don't flush are gay" on the wall and at least all the straight dudes will start flushing.)

