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Do you pee in the shower?...


KillerKat

what is it?  

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NO!

Apparently I'm the weird one because this conversation has come up amongst many friends and pretty much all of them do. I found out my husband does/did. I'm not very controlling about many things but I requested/threatened for him not to do it anymore. Now that may not seem fair but I am the one that cleans the damn thing and I don't like the idea of scrubbing down a shower that's been peed all over. So I told him to be fair he can pee in the shower if he wants but I will no longer be the one cleaning it. So he opted to stop. He tells me he never pees in the shower, i half way believe him but at least it eases my mind enough for when I'm on my hands and knees cleaning it.

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