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Yes, I remember this style in some Italian train stations. Maybe it was Spain.Longhorned wrote:
A popular pose for visitors to sites with well-preserved ancient toilets. But the straining-face act only makes sense with the seated pose. Romans squatted. That's what they're designed for.
BearDown89 wrote:Longhorned wrote:![]()
You are not alone.CalStateTempe wrote:How many of you escape to the bathroom to poop even if you don't really have a full on poop on deck?
Like, I could poop, maybe I could wait another few hours but whatever I need 5-10 minute break from the chaos so let's get on beardownwildcats and produce a stool.
Like a natural version of the work cigarette break.
Am I the only one?
Pretty much daily I do thisCalStateTempe wrote:How many of you escape to the bathroom to poop even if you don't really have a full on poop on deck?
Like, I could poop, maybe I could wait another few hours but whatever I need 5-10 minute break from the chaos so let's get on beardownwildcats and produce a stool.
Like a natural version of the work cigarette break.
Am I the only one?
Me too. In my case I'm escaping from two children who simultaneously treat me like an encyclopedia, therapist, wishing well, bank, and jungle gym, and a wife with a to-do list longer than my arm.Longhorned wrote:I've pretty much been working at home for years. What's to escape from?
I don't understand those. Why not just squat with your feet firmly planted directly on the toilet seat, as illustrated by the picture Merkin posted? That seems like the exact equivalent of the natural human pooping posture of squatting directly on the ground, or like the ancient Roman manner of the squat toilets, or the modern Turkish toilets.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
Because they are less filled with poop.Merkin wrote:
ASUHATER! wrote:I'm still baffled at the mechanics of wiping while sitting. It just simply makes no sense.
Evolution77HoyaCat4Ever wrote:ASUHATER! wrote:I'm still baffled at the mechanics of wiping while sitting. It just simply makes no sense.
I don't see how it is even possible.
You've got to STAND for somethingscumdevils86 wrote:#STAND4LIFE
My wife bought one and swears by it. It's weird to me, but then again, I don't need any help in that department.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
Probably just a small wooden stool with a small clearance notch in it would suffice.Daryl Zero wrote:Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
Still even easier to squat with both feet directly on the toilet seat. Nothing to store away, either.Daryl Zero wrote:Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
The biggest problem is that, because of the pelvic tilt in the squat position, I can't keep the snake under the seat. You have to make sure you don't water the room.Longhorned wrote:Still even easier to squat with both feet directly on the toilet seat. Nothing to store away, either.Daryl Zero wrote:Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
There's no split between sitters v. standers when it comes to peeing. It's just you and the rest of us. We all stand and pee first, then flush, then sit, and then either stand or stay seated.Daryl Zero wrote:The biggest problem is that, because of the pelvic tilt in the squat position, I can't keep the snake under the seat. You have to make sure you don't water the room.Longhorned wrote:Still even easier to squat with both feet directly on the toilet seat. Nothing to store away, either.Daryl Zero wrote:Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
Aren't you mixing this up with Catholic church a bit?Longhorned wrote:There's no split between sitters v. standers when it comes to peeing. It's just you and the rest of us. We all stand and pee first, then flush, then sit, and then either stand or stay seated.Daryl Zero wrote:The biggest problem is that, because of the pelvic tilt in the squat position, I can't keep the snake under the seat. You have to make sure you don't water the room.Longhorned wrote:Still even easier to squat with both feet directly on the toilet seat. Nothing to store away, either.Daryl Zero wrote:Given that this thread is already in the TMI zone, I will say that because of the information here, I decided to try using a small stool (no pun intended) to see if the squat position had merit. It probably varies from person to person but I have to say that, for me, it is very significant. Voiding is all of sudden easy and takes far less time. I don't know if you need to buy anything other than just have something to put your feet up on to create the squat position. The thing in this ad might be nicer in that it is smaller and may be easier to put away.Irish27 wrote:I bought one of these and it definitely makes a difference.
http://www.squattypotty.com/" target="_blank
I didn't stick around to find out, but he also may have been a faller.azgreg wrote:So, he is a stander then.
That's one of my dad stories. I went hiking with my son (about 3 years old) and we are about a mile from home in the car and he has to go urgently.ASUHATER! wrote:That's my nightmare. Sudden explosive number 2 and nowhere to go.
Never trust a fart.scumdevils86 wrote:Gee, I feel like I'm missing out here. Other than my run ins with the stomach flu at home I have never come close to shitting my pants in public.
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Here I sit all broken hearted.Longhorned wrote:Never trust a fart.scumdevils86 wrote:Gee, I feel like I'm missing out here. Other than my run ins with the stomach flu at home I have never come close to shitting my pants in public.
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