Poll

do you wash your hands after peeing?

every time no matter what
i try to every time but sometimes im in a hurry
only if i have to aim/touch anything down there
only if someone's listening so they don't judge me
i never bother

Author Topic: do you wash your hands after peeing???  (Read 1028 times)

silly, you roll in the sink and wash the die along with your hands. don't pick a sink full of vomit particles though.
but if you dont end up washing your hands from the roll the die still gets dirtier, plus it gets all the sink scum

So, despite the weirdly specific gendered stereotypes, I have always sat to pee (forget you, it's cleaner, you're less likely to miss and hit the seat, and don't even get me started when the stream splits at the tip) so I rarely if ever have to touch any part of myself after pissin', so for me a typical pee session I don't really wash my hands unless I have to touch the ol' weiner. But if I touch stuff, I'm washing my hands immediately, especially after Covid.
????? Do you not wipe????? Do you just leave Wet Urethra??? No TP for the leftover driplets????

????? Do you not wipe????? Do you just leave Wet Urethra??? No TP for the leftover driplets????

In my experience, there is only ever—at absolute most—one single, solitary 'driplet'. Just let gravity do its job and it'll fall off.

The moisture left afterward is never even enough to make a damp spot in the underwear. And if you're changing your underwear most days, that minuscule amount of barely any urine cannot possibly get anywhere or do any harm to anything or anyone anywhere.

Wiping the opening to the urethra might be more pertinent when providing a clean catch urine sample, where it should be wiped and disinfected before peeing, especially for vagina-havers. All them folds hold bacteria that can contaminate urinalysis results, yo.
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but if you dont end up washing your hands from the roll the die still gets dirtier, plus it gets all the sink scum
thats only for a nat 1. success is a spectrum - most rolls you can at least run the water a bit even when you fail. also if you get a nat 20 you take a shower then and there.

thats only for a nat 1. success is a spectrum - most rolls you can at least run the water a bit even when you fail. also if you get a nat 20 you take a shower then and there.
what if you are at a restroom in a Chili's or similar establishment?

what if you are at a restroom in a Chili's or similar establishment?
guess you're gonna be naked washing your entire body on the sink when you roll a nat 20

????? Do you not wipe????? Do you just leave Wet Urethra??? No TP for the leftover driplets????

In my experience, there is only ever—at absolute most—one single, solitary 'driplet'. Just let gravity do its job and it'll fall off.

guess you're gonna be naked washing your entire body on the sink when you roll a nat 20
The average american goes to a sit-down restaurant 30ish times a year (who the forget has that kinda money? but thats not the point)
If say you end up using the restroom half the time, statistically that still means you end up naked in a Chili's once every four years.

Which like, doesnt sound very frequent, but considering how often in your life you expect you will end up naked in a chili's i wouldn't expect that number to be higher than 1.

We must then also account for the fact that the average Chili's also serves 500ish people a day, so then that means we can expect 20 people per day taking showers in chilis.

It just doesnt seem sustainable, man

i appreciate the pushback. have you tried just doing it though? you cant really judge fairly without taking a shower yourself. your numbers also fail to consider that most, daresay nearly all, people are ignorant of the d20 rule, so the total average yearly restaurant showers is far lower than you anticipate.

When I'm in any setting outside my own house (other people's houses, the washroom at work, any public area), I wash my hands every single time. When I'm at home and I just whip it out, purge, and leave, I don't always. If I ever sit for business, take a stuff, or otherwise touch the toilet with my hand, I will always wash hands.