The DU Lounge
Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsToilet seats.
Does/do the men/man in your life put the toilet seat down when they're done peeing?
some_of_us_are_sane
(3,824 posts)Diamond_Dog
(41,392 posts)FullySupportDems
(517 posts)Imo, but not my idea originally
buzzycrumbhunger
(2,331 posts)I raised my boy right! (Plus we have cats, so it protects them from drinking from an unsanitary bowl and spares us a gross-out.)
mwmisses4289
(5,006 posts)Like you, we have cats, but they like to play in the water, not drink it.
3catwoman3
(30,031 posts)When my husband has friends over, many of them do not, which annoys me. Leave things the way you found them - if the seat and lid are down when you go in, pay attention.
It also creeps me out to find drops of urine left behind on the rim or the floor. I don't want to be wiping up someone else's pee, either in my own home, or in a public, gender neutral bathroom.
buzzycrumbhunger
(2,331 posts)Overspray doesn't clean itself?
Some men just don't appreciate what magical lives they lead. *eyeroll*
3catwoman3
(30,031 posts)Horrifying.
buzzycrumbhunger
(2,331 posts)Never occurred to me... and now I'm really scared. 😬
3catwoman3
(30,031 posts)...taking a shower. As a nurse, I had tried to teach them proper terminology. Urinate was a bit over their linguistic abilities early on, and it got abbreviated to "nate." OK, close enough.
I overheard the younger one saying to the older one, "Let's have a nate fight." I was able to intervene in time.
A nate fight is something that would never even occur to those of us with female plumbing.
buzzycrumbhunger
(2,331 posts)Cured me of thinking back fondly and wishing I'd had a brother for mine. (He did get a sister but they were seven years apart and never doubled up in the bathroom.) 😄
Totally Tunsie
(12,192 posts)when my neighbor's* three young sons lined up at the railing between their eat-in kitchen and the family room and proceeded to have a pee-off to see which could shoot the furthest! I never sat on their family room sofa again! It was an eye opener, for certain, and you can be sure our household never had such challenges.
*To complete the picture, said neighbor was an "Auntie Mame" type of free-wheeling city gal, living much against her will in a Chicago suburb b/c of her husband's job. She was 5' tall with flaming red hair, usually wearing a sweatshirt splattered with the "red sauce of the day", while a cigarette dangled from her lips. To say she was the neighborhood "character" doesn't do her justice. LOL. I'll never forget her.
hunter
(40,925 posts)... and the UV light effect is quite spectacular, like fireworks in your toilet and everything around it.
True Dough
(27,578 posts)leave you to fall into the toilet bowl if you're not paying attention due to the seat being up?
Anyway, glad you addressed this with post 999 and not milestone post 1,000. That shouldn't be devoted to toilet etiquette, IMO!
Response to Buttoneer (Original post)
wyn borkins This message was self-deleted by its author.
PJMcK
(25,189 posts)I always close the lid, too.
Some say that closing the lid before flushing is sanitary as it prevents toilet mist from infecting the bathroom. I close the lid simply to keep things from falling in the bowl.
Emile
(43,908 posts)"If you can put the seat down, I can put the seat up; it's called teamwork!"
I found out pretty fast she didn't think that was funny. So from then on I always put the seat down.
George McGovern
(13,299 posts)"You can either be happy or you can be right."
Grim Chieftain
(2,246 posts)or there will be hell to pay.
Rizen
(1,136 posts)Floyd R. Turbo
(33,588 posts)Problem solved!
CTyankee
(68,582 posts)There comes a time....
oasis
(54,201 posts)retread
(3,946 posts)urine around our only toilet. My dad blamed it on my brother and me(we were 9 and 10 at the time). Years later my brother and I were grown and gone and there was STILL urine around the toilet!
Peeing standing can be useful at times! https://deadline.com/2026/02/winter-olympics-gus-kenworthy-urinate-fuck-ice-1236711154/