Why do men leave the toilet seat up?

Men are equally to blame, because they stand up, and then urinate on the toilet itself, and the surrounding tile floor — and then they leave the toilet seat up. This is how men are, and this is why women get upset when men leave the seat up.

When to put the toilet seat up or down?

He then he looks at the fact that both men and women are equally inconvenienced by an up toilet seat when they have to move their bowels. It’s complicated. But Choi concludes that when the number of women is equal or greater to the number of men, the toilet seat should remain down.

Can a boy sit on the toilet seat?

The other day I went to the bathroom and you guessed it…I sat in pee! If you have boys, then you’ve sat in pee and peeing on the toilet seat is a huge pet peeve of mine! It’s so annoying and disgusting! I have two boys and those bathrooms can get disgusting and fast if I don’t stay on top of it. Stop your boys from peeing on the seat.

Why do men Pee and poop sitting down?

Some men pee sitting down all the time — they just don’t want to admit it because of the social taboo. Men also get up in the wee (sorry) hours to poop, or even pee sitting down because they’re tired, and fall in just because they weren’t anticipating a raised toilet seat.

Is it better to put the toilet seat back down?

It’s More Sanitary. If you need a reason besides common courtesy (which we’ll get to in a minute) to put the toilet seat back down, try this: we should actually all be putting both the toilet seat AND the toilet lid down, because flushing with the toilet lid up can cause germs from the toilet to spread into the air.

When do you have to keep the toilet seat up?

For instance, Choi found that if there are four guys in a house, they only get to keep the seat up when there are two or fewer girls; for five guys, three or fewer girls. These ratios increase per the number of men and women in the household.