nah but it never fully finishes dripping. few years back i found out if you use toilet paper, you can put the paper at the tip and squeeze it and fully get all the juice out
The only time i don't use toilet paper when peeing is when im in a public restroom and i don't have a choice. I always use it when it's available like at home or if the public restroom happens to have toilet paper available. I don't like getting leftover piss on my underwear.
Nice YT algorithm. Not dabbing after a piss is caveman behavior. The logic is simple. You have a giant urethra and similar to a garden hose, some liquid will be left inside after you turn off the faucet. You can only shake off an insignificant, already external, amount. True gamers wring the towel dry. This concludes my Ted talk.
@@lqfr8813 In the US, bidets never made it because the first introduction most Americans had to the bidet were soldiers during WW2 fighting in Europe and their most common encounter with the bidet was at brotherls or bordellos so the bidet was automatically associated with sex work. So they were fine with participating and paying for it but hypocritically were like "not in my house!"
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Bruh u just shake it off
so that was what taylor swift was talking about.. naruhodo
nah but it never fully finishes dripping. few years back i found out if you use toilet paper, you can put the paper at the tip and squeeze it and fully get all the juice out
that sounds painful
shake it more than twice and you're playing with it
The only time i don't use toilet paper when peeing is when im in a public restroom and i don't have a choice. I always use it when it's available like at home or if the public restroom happens to have toilet paper available. I don't like getting leftover piss on my underwear.
Nice YT algorithm. Not dabbing after a piss is caveman behavior. The logic is simple. You have a giant urethra and similar to a garden hose, some liquid will be left inside after you turn off the faucet. You can only shake off an insignificant, already external, amount. True gamers wring the towel dry. This concludes my Ted talk.
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I use urinals so theres no toilet paper lol. I dont see the point in it tbh
i will never understand toilet paper, running water is perfectly fine as is
Both is the way to go. You wipe after using water to avoid soggy underwear
in europe and US i heard paper toilet is more common than running water because its scarce water source in some places
@@lqfr8813 In the US, bidets never made it because the first introduction most Americans had to the bidet were soldiers during WW2 fighting in Europe and their most common encounter with the bidet was at brotherls or bordellos so the bidet was automatically associated with sex work. So they were fine with participating and paying for it but hypocritically were like "not in my house!"
Ameticans dont wash they ass?