@skinnylatte good advice, no joke!
Sometimes I think about all the historic events in our lifetimes, space travel, Olympic wins, wars, epic performances and wonder "what did they do when they had to go to the bathroom?" Did they plan their food and drink in advance to delay the need?"
Our biological needs are so significant to our actions but they're almost always hidden in the stories we tell. How many events ended differently because the protagonist was hangry or had to pee really bad?
@TheresaReason @skinnylatte Really interesting point. I don’t think this has been addressed in any movie, work of literature, or historical record.
(This is Mastadon so surely someone will pop up and cite a hieroglyph or Mel Brooks).
(I wonder if that’s why it’s called, “The Battle of Waterloo”…)
@skinnylatte it's true, there's also a different social shame put on women for their biological needs.
Specific to peeing, I have seen in my life probably hundreds of men pulled over, peeing nonchalantly off the side of the road, back to traffic, obviously no embarrassment or perceived need to hide.
I have seen zero women peeing publicly in the same way.
@TheresaReason @thepoliticalcat @skinnylatte
Free the pee.
Get a Lady J.
I totally do this! Because fuck those rules
It is a bit scary if I am alone, though