Amazing but true. If we covered our faces and wereembarrassed by our mouths to the point of legal sanctions, many ofus probably wouldn't have control of our drooling, either.Of course, some people do have continence issues of various sorts,and some people don't wash. It's easier, and kinder, to have atowel rule than to make some effort to identify the folks who needthem, or ask them to self-identify, when there's a group event. Andof course, people who need them at home should use them. And peoplewho don't, shouldn't. I've got antique furniture in the livingroom, an upholstered (and un-toweled) desk chair, have a number ofvisitors who feel free to undress, and simply haven't had problemswith stains on the furniture. This isn't "logic," it's experience.Don't tell me what I have and haven't done, have and haven'tseen.
Obviouslysomeone who doesn't care what he sits in and/or
on.
Fecal incontinence is the inability to control your
bowel movements, causing stool (feces) to leak unexpectedly
from your rectum. Also called bowel or anal
incontinence, fecal incontinence can range from
occasional leakage of a small quantity of stool while passing gas
to a complete loss of bowel control.
Amazing but true. If we covered our faces and were embarrassed by our mouths to the point of legal sanctions, many of us probably wouldn't have control of our drooling, either.Of course, some people do have continence issues of various sorts, and some people don't wash. It's easier, and kinder, to have a towel rule than to make some effort to identify the folks who need them, or ask them to self-identify, when there's a group event. And of course, people who need them at home should use them. And people who don't, shouldn't. I've got antique furniture in the living room, an upholstered (and un-toweled) desk chair, have a number of visitors who feel free to undress, and simply haven't had problems with stains on the furniture. This isn't "logic," it's experience. Don't tell me what I have and haven't done, have and haven't seen.
Well said Steve.
My house ,my rules.Thomas and Johnny you will be OK and no need to worry as I won't invite you to my place. I have more issues with dust pollution in my house to worry about than I do over the possibility of someone sitting bare arss on a chair, its not like I am going to be eating my dinner off it.
Also we wash our hands with dissenfectant soap before preparing or eating our meals, both of which is done whilst we are naked. We humans get so pedantic over nothing its ridiculous.
Amazing but true. If we covered our faces and wereembarrassed by our mouths to the point of legal sanctions, many ofus probably wouldn't have control of our drooling, either.Of course, some people do have continence issues of various sorts,and some people don't wash. It's easier, and kinder, to have atowel rule than to make some effort to identify the folks who needthem, or ask them to self-identify, when there's a group event. Andof course, people who need them at home should use them. And peoplewho don't, shouldn't. I've got antique furniture in the livingroom, an upholstered (and un-toweled) desk chair, have a number ofvisitors who feel free to undress, and simply haven't had problemswith stains on the furniture. This isn't "logic," it's experience.Don't tell me what I have and haven't done, have and haven'tseen.
Well said Steve.
My house ,my rules.Thomas and Johnny you will be OK and no
need to worry as I won't invite you to my place. I have more issues
with dust pollution in my house to worry about than I do over the
possibility of someone sitting bare arss on a chair, its not
like I am going to be eating my dinner off it.
Also we wash our hands with dissenfectant soap before preparing or
eating our meals, both of which is done whilst we are naked. We
humans get so pedantic over nothing its ridiculous.
Bury your head in the sand.
To refuse to think about an
unpleasant situation, hoping that it will improve so that you will
not have to deal with it