don't boys want it down half the time?
More like one time out of six or seven, actually. I prefer my home toilet seat up as it looks better that way, but my office men's room is nicer with the seat down.
#1 is a pretty nice fringe benefit of being single, and I take #4 to mean that you can make all your big life decisions without having to compromise with a spouse over them—that'd be the gold medal winner for me. But the rest seem pretty trivial compared to the benefits of being part of a couple.
My parents just close the entire thing. that way, everybody has to do some work. Incidentally, if I'm at a guy's house and I put the seat down, I put it back up when I leave.
Personally, I think there's an aesthetic element to it.
I put the whole thing down, as I think there's an aesthetic element to pets not drinking out of the toilet.
3. You can flirt with the opposite sex without someone saying, "Who are you looking at?"
Actually, I can still do that. On the other hand, if I flirted with another man....
7. You can leave the toilet seat permanently up if you're a man, or permanently down if you're a woman.
You can't leave the seat up if there are cats in the house. Because they use the seat as a stepping stone to the counter.
Its the math that bugs me. With one man and one woman the thing only needs to be up about 25% of the time.
And it looks nast.
Is it wrong that I don't care that my cat loves to drink out of the toilet?
My parents just close the entire thing. that way, everybody has to do some work.
I find the best way to avoid taking sides is to leave it at a 45-degree angle.
Didya see the the (male) security guard checking out Carter's butt? Ha!
Is it wrong that I don't care that my cat loves to drink out of the toilet?
No, as long as it's your toilet.
I find the best way to avoid taking sides is to leave it at a 45-degree angle.
Or have one of those hole in the floor potties!