What do people who don't flush after going to the toilet think?

I have always felt that toilet etiquette can best reflect a person's cultivation.

The office building where I work is very good in both configuration and decoration. There are many well-known companies working here. People who take the elevator upstairs together every day, both men and women, are well dressed and should be very cultured.

But I have been in the toilet here for more than a year, and I have reservations about my own judgment. I don't know how those girls who dress up beautifully and say the popular color number of lipstick every day can be so "dirty".

1, occupying the toilet.

There are only four single rooms in the ladies' room here, but there are more women in the two companies on this floor, so they often queue up to go to the toilet.

It is said that there is no word "easy" in the adult world. You have to smile in front of outsiders and only dare to be yourself in the toilet for a while. But with all due respect, it's really annoying to be myself in the toilet during rush hour.

Some girls are very calm, the people waiting in line outside have whispered impatiently, and she can still watch videos in public. I washed the water early, and it took a long time to sort out the instruments before humming, but the mirror in the sink was bigger and clearer.

2, don't talk about hygiene

From small to large, we are all squatting in public toilets, and going to the toilet in the office building will instinctively feel dirty. However, the building property has installed disinfectant and disposable toilet seats in every room, which can be taken at will, but some people still choose to squat on the toilet to go to the toilet.

You can also squat on the toilet. Just clean the toilet after using it.

But some people just want to leave black shoe prints on them and leave without wiping them. Those who come in the back have to clean up first if they want to go to the bathroom. What do you want people who have diarrhea in a hurry to do? Aren't you afraid she'll shit before she finishes cleaning?

Girls are inconvenient for a few days every month, and it is understandable to accidentally leave them on the toilet seat when they are in large quantities. Just dip toilet paper in disinfectant and wipe it.

Well, some girls may have hundreds of millions of projects waiting for her to make a decision. I went back after changing sanitary napkins. Leaving the original clean toilet to the next person is like a murder scene. There was blood on the toilet seat and on the ground, and the long-awaited vacancy was finally solved. I have to clean it up first.

Maybe you will say, you won't go to such a dirty toilet. Of course, it is best to come out as soon as you open the door and see the scene. However, if you stay in it for more than 5 seconds before you decide to give up, the girl who follows you to the toilet will think you did it. At this time, you should take the initiative to explain that someone else is dirty and persuade her not to go in, otherwise others will not say you to your face, and your eyes and expressions will be very unpleasant.

I really want to interview people who are not allowed to go to the toilet.

Whether it's a squat pit or a toilet, there are always people who can avoid such a large container perfectly and stubbornly excrete it outside.

That's not all. Some people who squat in the pit often spit out a thick sputum, and they can spit it into the pit with a slight shake of their heads. They insist on spitting directly under their heads and next to the heads of squatting pits, but they just don't spit into the pits. They are sure to resent others. I don't know if they hate themselves. I estimate that most of these people like to carve characters on the scenery when they travel, and they will leave some marks wherever they go, no matter what form they take.

Whether used toilet paper is thrown directly into the toilet or into the wastebasket may be worth discussing because of habits, paper texture and other reasons, but I can't understand the behavior of throwing excrement into the wastebasket without wrapping it in toilet paper.

Others come in and see your excrement in the same cramped space, breathing the air polluted by it. What kind of feeling is this?

These uncivilized behaviors are not comparable to those who don't flush after going to the toilet. I thought about many reasons today, but I can't excuse people who don't flush the toilet.

I went to that long squat pit when I was a child. There are several walls in the middle to separate the pit. It's just that there is a water tank above the first pit, and all the excrement is washed into the drainage hole of the last pit. This toilet really doesn't need to flush itself.

There is also an older toilet, built on a septic tank. There is a slope below the pit, and the excrement directly falls into the septic tank without washing itself.

These simple facilities are gradually being eliminated because of their mess. Even in the early years, after entering an environment with toilets and flushing equipment, you can get used to it after a long time. After all, nobody likes to stare at shit. A clean and hygienic environment is the instinctive demand of human beings.

But I really often encounter the behavior of not flushing the toilet, and everyone I have asked has seen the phenomenon of not flushing the toilet.

Flushing after defecation is the most basic common sense. Even if the school doesn't teach it, there are such slogans in the toilet. Public toilets don't need to pay water charges, so they don't need to be expensive. If the button is too dirty, you can press it with your feet or separate it with paper. There's always a way. Why not flush it?

During the Spring Festival, I traveled to Fukuoka, Japan. I didn't eat any special food or see any strange scenery, but I was deeply moved by the toilet there. Every toilet I used in Fukuoka, whether it was a crowded shopping mall, a station or a sparsely populated roadside toilet, was clean.

The ground is clean and dry, with no water stains at all; The toilet is clean as if no one has used it, and the toilet lid is very smart. If you feel cold sitting on it, you can choose the heating mode. If you feel embarrassed about farting, you can turn on the Yin Ji button to cover it up.

It's common sense to bring paper toilets in China, but every toilet in Fukuoka I've been to has at least two rolls of paper hanging on it. It's so safe!

What impressed me most is that even the smallest toilet has a child seat, so a mother who takes her children out alone can go to the toilet with peace of mind! At least two adults take their children out in China. It's not that my mother is too lazy and delicate, but that the infrastructure can't keep up. Adults can't even go to the toilet or move without someone to help hold the baby!

How clean are toilets in Japan? There are too many related posts on the Internet. From the perspective of system and culture, there are some intimate details that I didn't notice myself, and there are many supplements on the Internet.

Such an intimate toilet can't be called a toilet, at least it has to be called a toilet, which is really worthy of the word "sanitation"; The ladies' room is worthy of the name. In fact, I suspect that Japanese toilets are cleaner than many girls' own rooms.

You won't feel much when you read online posts. After my personal experience, apart from sincere comfort and admiration, I actually feel a little uncomfortable, because in such a good environment, people who want to save face will not take the initiative to destroy it, but will always restrain themselves from littering, washing their hands and throwing water. ...

How depressing it is to maintain such an environment in such a small area and such a large population density!

Comparing the domestic toilet environment, I think of a famous big V@ Weibo.

He thinks that there is a very self-centered side in our culture, which often brings trouble to others without knowing it. I deeply agree with you, and going to the toilet is also in line with this statement.

Occupy the toilet, dirty the toilet, don't clean it, don't flush it after going to the toilet ... all these uncivilized behaviors can be understood as one sentence:

As long as I am comfortable, I don't care what others think.

It can be said that I really lived myself and released my nature!

Don't think that shit can't be put on the table and can't explain the problem. I just think that a person can't even handle the toilet well, which means that he/she is either selfish or has a problem with his/her behavioral ability.

Of course, the cleanliness and intimacy of Japanese toilets will not happen overnight. Before the mid-1950s, the environment of public toilets in Japan was also very poor. 1985 after the birth of the Japan Toilet Association, the public made great strides in improving the toilet environment, and finally it became what I can experience now.

Whether the toilet environment is good or not, the regulatory authorities are of course responsible. However, everyone who goes to the toilet gives the toilet a meaning of existence. Since everyone wants to use the toilet, why not make good use of it?

I read a story when I was very young, and I am still impressed:

When a person goes to the toilet, there is only a little toilet paper left in the toilet. He wanted to use it all, but he didn't think it was good. The administrator accidentally made it up, and the people who came later didn't have paper. What should I do? So he left some.

He didn't go far after going to the toilet, and he felt cramps in his stomach, and he was going to have diarrhea! He hurried back to the toilet. Thankfully, he helped himself by leaving some pieces of paper, just to help others!

Aim at the pit, it's dirty, remember to flush it, and come out after pulling it out. 3-year-olds can do it, and there is no reason why adults can't.