u/Electrical-Tea-4559

▲ 63 r/workout

Niche reasons to work out?

What unusual reasons to lift/exercise have you heard or do you have?

Personally, I want airplane crew to classify me as an individual well capable of assisting them with unruly passengers or other situations when they do their quick passenger assessments/look-overs at boarding to see whom they could enlist in such cases,

AND

to deliberately cause myself confusion when hand-weighing luggage to gauge whether it’s too heavy by regulations, because through progression heavier things now feel lighter to me than before.

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u/Electrical-Tea-4559 — 1 day ago

Is this a reasonable ask of flatmate?

Hi, every morning I (F) find pee left overnight in the toilet by flatmate (M) and also drops on the seat etc — it’s usually up to me to clean it away and flush because I’m the first one up.

I’m from a different country and don’t know whether this is normal/acceptable but I find it gross, especially if it’s contaminating the seat too.

You wouldn’t find my period blood on there, I always ensure everything’s clean and gone if something does get on the seat.

I’d find it very embarrassing if I have guests staying overnight, if they use the loo in the night or before me in the morning and would find this.

What are your thoughts? I want to address it for sure but expect him to be dismissive like “just deal with it, no big issue”, to which I’d raise the absence of period blood — it’s not like it’s a big ask. Is this normal here??

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u/Electrical-Tea-4559 — 11 days ago
▲ 56 r/AskUK

Is this unreasonable to ask of flatmate?

Hi, every morning I (F) find pee left overnight in the toilet by flatmate (M) and also drops on the seat etc — it’s usually up to me to clean it away and flush because I’m the first one up.

I’m from a different country and don’t know whether this is normal/acceptable but I find it gross, especially if it’s contaminating the seat too.

You wouldn’t find my period blood on there, I always ensure everything’s clean and gone if something does get on the seat.

I’d find it very embarrassing if I have guests staying overnight, if they use the loo in the night or before me in the morning and would find this.

What are your thoughts? I want to address it for sure but expect him to be dismissive like “just deal with it, no big issue”, to which I’d raise the absence of period blood — it’s not like it’s a big ask. Is this normal here??

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u/Electrical-Tea-4559 — 11 days ago
▲ 157 r/Edinburgh

The scarce population of bins is full I get it but if you bring it surely you can also take it back along to the next available bin. Disappointing to see this being left to be taken care of by someone else en masse

u/Electrical-Tea-4559 — 22 days ago