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“The Bathroom Floor Was Suddenly Always Wet”: BF Keeps Missing The Toilet, GF Gets Resourceful
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“The Bathroom Floor Was Suddenly Always Wet”: BF Keeps Missing The Toilet, GF Gets Resourceful

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Moving in with your partner requires time to adjust. Some things they do might be annoying or frustrating even, which often leads to recurring discussions and trying to find a solution.

Redditor u/weeweepadwoes told the AITA community about having to deal with a wet bathroom floor after her boyfriend moved in. She opened up about having multiple talks with her partner about him missing the toilet bowl, but since they didn’t help, she found a different way to deal with the problem. Her solution, though, left the boyfriend fuming.

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    Moving in with your partner might require some time to adjust as well as patience at times

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    This woman had to deal with a constantly wet bathroom floor after moving in with her boyfriend

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    The majority of couples in the US move in together before they hit the two-year mark in their relationship

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    Every person has a different routine, certain habits, which is why it’s no surprise that merging two worlds might require adjusting to. Whether it’s cooking or cleanliness-related, or something else completely, the roomies might not see eye to eye, often resulting in fights or long discussions. This is true with any people living together, including—and arguably commonly so—romantic partners.

    Quartz revealed that according to Stanford University’s survey of How Couples Meet and Stay Together, roughly a quarter of couples in the US who move in together decide to do so after four months of being together. Half of them take the step after a year, and as much as 70% live together by the time they hit the two-year mark.

    Pew Research Center’s 2019 data suggests that love is the main reason couples decide to move in together, followed closely by a need for companionship. During the somewhat isolating period of the coronavirus, this need arguably grew stronger, encouraging more lovebirds to take the plunge—including the OP and her boyfriend.

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    According to Sky News, a study in the UK revealed that roughly 60% of couples in the UK who lived together during the pandemic believe their relationship has grown stronger because of that. Roughly as many of them say they feel more committed to their loved one after the period.

    In some countries, men tend to urinate while seated

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    The problem the OP encountered is seemingly a relevant one in households all over the world, which is why men in some countries are encouraged to sit down while urinating. A 2020 survey revealed that as much as 70% of men in Japan do so, while the Germans even have a word for such a male—Sitzpinkler.

    Germany is actually the country where men are most likely to sit down to pee. Encouraged by an article in the Guardian, YouGov conducted a 13-country study on men’s restroom habits, revealing how different countries line up when it comes to this. Reportedly, only 10% of male Germans say they never sit down; 12% and 17% in Sweden and Denmark (the second and third places on the list respectively) say neither do they. The other end of the list includes Britain, Poland, and Mexico, where roughly a third of men never take a seat on the throne to urinate.

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    The Guardian article delved deeper into the problem of aiming as well; aiming and splashback, to be more exact. An American professor of mechanical engineering, Tadd Truscott, explained that a stream might start breaking into droplets, which then start to impinge on each other, creating the so-called satellite droplets. “They splash off at very large angles and this is what causes it to splash on to your toothbrush,” the professor said, painting a rather vivid picture.

    The OP didn’t emphasize the extent of the backsplash, but it was seemingly enough to make her have to use the dog’s wee-wee pads. It was also enough for redditors to conclude that the OP wasn’t a jerk in the situation, at the same time condemning her boyfriend for it.

    The OP provided more details in the comments, fellow redditors unanimously agreed she wasn’t a jerk

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    Oana Alexandra Niculcea
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Oh God, he can just SIT on the toilet and the problem is solved. Simple and clean. It is not a shame to sit on it, really...

    Rens
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Just throw away the whole man, because if he hasn't learnt to sort out his s**t yet, he never will. I live alone with my cat, but any man who enters my home will have to sit on the toilet or else not use it at all. My (late) partner always respected this expectation.

    Jane Doe
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    "he takes care of himself and looks good when he goes out. Yes, he takes care of himself. He expects you to do the rest. He's already convinced you that he can't clean to your satisfaction, so he won't bother. Now he wants to convince you that P**SSING on the G***D**MNED FLOOR is your problem, not his. Throw him out.

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    lenka
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My kid grew out of this problem at around 6 years old. Your man is a child. If he genuinely has an issue with vision and aim then that is one thing - but refusing to clean it and leaving it there is a very big red flag. Imagine 10 years down the track OP... will you still be cleaning his p**s off the floor?

    Ample Aardvark
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If he had an issue with vision or another impairment, he's old enough to recognise it and pee sitting down or at the very least cleaning up after himself, not throwing a tantrum because the gf resorted to puppy pads after asking him several times to do something about it, it's a HUGE red flag indeed!

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    Oana Alexandra Niculcea
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Oh God, he can just SIT on the toilet and the problem is solved. Simple and clean. It is not a shame to sit on it, really...

    Rens
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Just throw away the whole man, because if he hasn't learnt to sort out his s**t yet, he never will. I live alone with my cat, but any man who enters my home will have to sit on the toilet or else not use it at all. My (late) partner always respected this expectation.

    Jane Doe
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    "he takes care of himself and looks good when he goes out. Yes, he takes care of himself. He expects you to do the rest. He's already convinced you that he can't clean to your satisfaction, so he won't bother. Now he wants to convince you that P**SSING on the G***D**MNED FLOOR is your problem, not his. Throw him out.

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    lenka
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My kid grew out of this problem at around 6 years old. Your man is a child. If he genuinely has an issue with vision and aim then that is one thing - but refusing to clean it and leaving it there is a very big red flag. Imagine 10 years down the track OP... will you still be cleaning his p**s off the floor?

    Ample Aardvark
    Community Member
    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If he had an issue with vision or another impairment, he's old enough to recognise it and pee sitting down or at the very least cleaning up after himself, not throwing a tantrum because the gf resorted to puppy pads after asking him several times to do something about it, it's a HUGE red flag indeed!

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