[ SECRET POST #5554 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5554 ⌋

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Comments

Re: TMI question?

[(Anonymous)]

But anon only said that the coworker complained about another coworker pooping at work, and that they think they should just do it at home. That sounds like a general thought, and I don’t know if being fair in this way applies based on the information given. But maybe there’s just not enough to go off of.

The kind of person you’re talking about does sound awful and gross, and I would definitely secretly agree with person saying they specifically should do it at home, or at least learn some manners first. If that was the situation described. But none of that was stated, so I’m just going on how rude it is to say that to and about people in general.

Although men get away with the behavior you’re describing all the time(which makes me glad I’m not a man), so I don’t know why the hypothetical rude pooper in your comment is described as “she”? Not saying it means anything, because this wouldn’t be a possible double standard where I think women are missing out on anything. I think men should also be conscientious poopers too when it comes to public spaces that don’t belong to them.

Re: TMI question?

[(Anonymous)]

It might have been a misassumption, but since guys do get away with being nasty in public restrooms, people tend not to complain about it behind their backs. If anything, they’ll complain about it directly to their faces.

Re: TMI question?

[(Anonymous)]

True.