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dotti34 · 20-11-2021, 01:57

Here’s a very serious (just joking about the very serious bit) question I’m throwing open for discussion.. It is about an annoying habit that men have and might have already been discussed in an earlier thread, though I can’t find any mention of it. Am sure someone will check and if it has been then my apologies, if it hasn’t then why not?

My question is – why is it so hard for men to put the toilet seat back down when they’ve finished using the loo, whether at home or visiting elsewhere? Is it necessary to have written instructions fixed to the wall as to how to do this? Is it laziness? The only good thing I can say about it is thank goodness they know how to put the seat up in the first place. Putting it down again is just the reverse action, it’s really easy to do. With a bit of practice it will be possible to master it.

20-11-2021, 01:57	#1
dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,189 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1480 times Rep Power: 833512	Men and Toilet Seats Here’s a very serious (just joking about the very serious bit) question I’m throwing open for discussion.. It is about an annoying habit that men have and might have already been discussed in an earlier thread, though I can’t find any mention of it. Am sure someone will check and if it has been then my apologies, if it hasn’t then why not? My question is – why is it so hard for men to put the toilet seat back down when they’ve finished using the loo, whether at home or visiting elsewhere? Is it necessary to have written instructions fixed to the wall as to how to do this? Is it laziness? The only good thing I can say about it is thank goodness they know how to put the seat up in the first place. Putting it down again is just the reverse action, it’s really easy to do. With a bit of practice it will be possible to master it.