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why isn't the use of the bidet more widespread?
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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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Because the tradition of wiping until it’s red is deeply rooted in american toilet culture.
It’s refered to as “better red than dead”
I have never heard that and it deeply disturbs me because this does seem like it'd be an American thing...
It's a joke. The phrase is "better dead than red" and is an anti-communist phrase.
“better red than dead” is a joke - that’s usually a play on political parties or football teams. But what isn’t a joke, something that I’ve heard from american women, is that they’ve dated some american men who:
And then they (guys who say this stuff) wonder why american men have a mental health crisis. Well (addressing the guys who say this stuff), buddy, part of it is you.
What part of any of that makes it partly because of me? This seem more like an off-topic rant.
I am an American and the only two I've heard is:
Every time has been religion driven homophobia related.
Goes back to the last one as well.
Probably why religion has been on a decline.
Sorry, not you you.. I was refering to the men who do the things I outlined.
Nah, I understand. I just didn't comprehend lol But yes, I agree!
I think that by "you" he means American men.
"Damn, we're having a mental health crisis." "Part of that is on you."
Am I making sense? Sorry if I'm not.