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I never understood why these aren’t more common in the states. In other countries I’ve been to they are more common or the standard. I feel the cut back on toilet paper and they really do leave you with a fresh out of the shower feeling, it’s a win win. While this woman’s reaction can be quite common, after the initial shock of how it works, most people actually enjoy it. It can be life changing for some and they never go back to toilet paper. I think anyone who has never tried one of these, should try it. I feel the benefits of them outweigh the cost. Most of the time retrofit kits are also available for more toilets as well. I remember the first time I ever used one as well, my first experience wasn’t as nice because the water was cold, but it has since been much better.

I never understood why these aren’t more common in the states. In other countries I’ve been to they are more common or the standard. I feel the cut back on toilet paper and they really do leave you with a fresh out of the shower feeling, it’s a win win. While this woman’s reaction can be quite common, after the initial shock of how it works, most people actually enjoy it. It can be life changing for some and they never go back to toilet paper. I think anyone who has never tried one of these, should try it. I feel the benefits of them outweigh the cost. Most of the time retrofit kits are also available for more toilets as well. I remember the first time I ever used one as well, my first experience wasn’t as nice because the water was cold, but it has since been much better.

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Zack Polanski, "Why do you feel so strongly about violence against women and girls?" Hannah Spencer, "When I was younger, one of our friends was murdered by her boyfriend" "I remember the reaction to that, there was a lot of victim blaming" "Gender based violence is a huge issue and no politician seems to be taking it seriously at all" "I've met so many victims and survivors of abuse who need someone to listen to them and speak up for them" "I work in a male environment and I see so many good men who are wonderful humans" "But a lot of the men struggle with emotions and feelings and having to try and support each other" "When I think about gender based violence and I think about how boys and men in society are being raised" "I see how so many are screwed over by the patriarchy, including the men" "But I think it comes out in a more extreme way as violence against women and girls" "Keir Starmer and Peter Mandelson, two men looking out for each other" "Keir Starmer says he cares about violence against women and girls, but how can he when he's surrounded by these people like Mandelson" "And we need more people with lived experienced in parliament as that's the only way we're going to change things"

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Wall Street Apes

658,860 views • 2 years ago

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