Yes. Unless I have to piss in the middle of the night and don't want to potentially wake my wife, I'll typically leave that until morning.
Rudimentary creatures of blood and flesh. You touch my mind, fumbling in ignorance, incapable of understanding.
You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it.
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I always flush, every time.
If someone else doesn't, I flush then I piss and flush again.
That shit splashing up into my face/rear end is not cool.
Sometimes I forget and leave a surprise for an unsuspecting victim.
Always.
I guesss I can kind of understand why you wouldn't if you lived in some area that had a water problem, but I've never been in that situation.
I always flush. One, we have low-flow toilets to save water. Two, if urine is left standing they develop mildew super fast. Three, neither bathroom has a strong fan, so it smells really bad quickly.
I don't live in a 3rd world crap hole or the middle of a desert where it rains once every century.
If I did I'd piss outside not in the toilet.
Of course I flush...
Yep. I flush after each use. Water conservation is not a concern at all since I get ours from a natural, constant flowing spring. 50 - 300+ gallons per hour flow usually, depending on how much rain we have had.
I always flush after a shit. I flush 90% of the time after I pee, kinda went in and out of the habit while I lived in the boonies on a well.
Human progress isn't measured by industry. It's measured by the value you place on a life.
Just, be kind.
What kind of barbarian doesn't flush every time?
Every time. This is one part where I don't care what is most frugal or environmentally approved.
About the guy saying men are dirtbags when it comes to toilet etiquette, here at work the men are actually the clean ones. Not once have I encountered upon a dirty urinal or toilet and they always flush and wash their hands.
The stories my female colleagues tell about the women's restrooms however...
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I'm imagining a morbidly obese fat guy taking a standing dump in the shower and then prying his creation through the shower grates with his stubby little fingers.
That's a unique mental image I never imagined I'd make.
Every time.
We do not have water shortage where I live.
Actually, we have the opposite problem: People don't use enough water.
It drives up the prices because the city has to 'waste' water just to keep the pipes clean, to prevent flooding of parts of the city, and to keep some of the waterways alive (the fish inside them, that is).
People need to stop mindlessly 'saving' water where there is plenty of it. You cannot ship it to Africa or California.
There are places on earth where it is necessary keep getting rid of the water or risk destroying the whole countryside.
Suddenly reducing water consumption without need can cause a lot of problems, and it certainly costs a lot of money.
If I've got the apartment to myself, I prefer to conserve water, particularly since water conservation is a fairly important issue here. If there will be people around the apartment, I put courtesy and hygiene first and flush.
In this apartment I have a toilet that flushes in a more frugal manner for urine, but it can also be flushed using a full tank for solid waste. Some apartments here have a separate grey water system for flushing the toilet, on a separate meter and billed at a lower rate.
With COVID-19 making its impact on our lives, I have decided that I shall hang in there for my remaining days, skip some meals, try to get children to experiment with making henna patterns on their skin, and plant some trees. You know -- live, fast, dye young, and leave a pretty copse. I feel like I may not have that quite right.