12-02-2019, 12:13 PM
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Re: Separate Bathrooms
Originally Posted by Mups
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If there was just the one bathroom, it would be nice to have an extra loo though, cos even if I was desperate, I would never have a wee while my spouse was lazing in the bath. 
I know lots of people do though, it's only me being shy I expect.
The same, no one let rip in front of everyone and think it was funny. I know it’s a natural thing but l think it’s a private thing and l would hate to be with a man who went round omitting noises like an exhaust back-firing! Then, have the audacity not to feel guilty that you had to breathe in their pongy excess air.
Disgusted. Midlands.
13-02-2019, 06:08 PM
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Re: Separate Bathrooms
As a young boy was told to lift the toilet seat by my mother when I took a Piss...which I did.Got married to a woman and had a daughter with her AND a was told to put the toilet seat back down
Got feed up with that so left the seat down and some of my piss went on to the seat.
OMG did I get told off because the both of them had to sit on a wet seat.
Told them way after they said Leave the seat up,
Never moaned again after.
Still leave the seat UP
13-02-2019, 06:20 PM
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Re: Separate Bathrooms
Originally Posted by Mups
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Ooh don't. What an 'orrible thought, Judsy! Dirty boy. 
Mind you, in all fairness, who would still look wrinkle-free without make-up at 85.
I could never go loo in front of a partner, but some people think nothing of it, do they.
Maybe sensitivity flies out the window with some couples once they are married, or perhaps I am just old fashioned.
The downstairs has ‘roughed in’ plumbing for a second one though.
I’m not a ‘let it all hang out’ type of women.
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