but teaches you, always hold it till your home.
I swear, kids are the cruelest at that age. I ate lunch in the bathroom stall a few times in my first week of middle school because it was better than being in the cafeteria
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You're not wrong. I usually ate mine at home and watched TV, it was pretty awesome lol
Though when I was older I started just having lunch in the classroom and then in high school I'd eat lunch at school with a couple friends.
Proof that humans are born evil
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I tried actually and it was a disaster. Thank you for showing me my failure could have been avoided with more effort.
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Mine didn't have doors on the stalls. Wiping your ass was like putting on the worst puppet show.
I seriously do not understand how this is legal.
“Yeah you want me to leave it for you when I’m done?”
Everybody shits. Stop being scared and uncomfortable
cap women dont poop
Women don't poop, they shit
God, I hated going to the bathroom in school.
Yup, you could try but it was never worth it. It was so stressing and just a downright nasty experience. Literally and metaphorically.
My highschool never bothered replacing broken toilet door locks so if you where unlucky to get a stall with a broken lock you had to sit on the toilet and use your feet to hold the door shut
Dayum. That’s just brutal, even if I could use public facilities, I would hover. I would put down the paper seat cover but I wouldn’t dare touch the seats. Ironically, I developed strong an muscles hover pooping.
Giving all the kidspl pre-war ptsd
Sad but true.
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