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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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My guess is humans all have different digestive experiences. I never understood magazines and reading on the shitter. I’m in and out under a few minutes, while I take it some don’t have as flowing of a digestive track?
Apparently people need to eat way more fiber or something.
We all have our cross to bear. For some, it’s massive, painful and prolonged shits apparently? I even read about some shitting only a few times a week? I’d be concerned
One family member held it in for a calendar month and had to go to the hospital for help. Kids, haha.
Never did that one again.