Parenting
The Challenge: Public Defecation
Updated: June 4, 2020
Originally Published: January 15, 2020
Experiencing the urge to relieve oneself in public can induce significant anxiety. It’s a universal human experience, so why do we feel such embarrassment about doing it when others are around? This article explores the complexities of using the restroom outside the comfort of home, whether at public venues or a friend’s residence, because… well, bodily functions happen. How do you perceive this situation? For more engaging discussions, check out our other blog post here and share your thoughts.
The Challenge is indeed a perplexing one—one that cries out for solutions. In this series, our diverse cast tackles various subjects, including public restroom etiquette, the impact of social media on children, and the nuances of texting etiquette. From the perspective of a teen to that of a seasoned parent, the conversations are both relatable and humorous.
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In summary, the challenges of navigating restroom use in public spaces can be a source of stress for many, but it is a natural part of life. Embracing this reality can help alleviate some of the anxiety surrounding it.
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