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Ahhh you're trying to culture war this when the actual reason is way more sensible and boring than that. Why sit on a potentially dirty toilet seat when you don't have to? Why even squat above it when you don't have to? It's laziness / efficiency, dear, not.... ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐... fragile masculinity.
I work in construction, half the men have dirty asses cause its gay to touch your asshole. I wish I was exaggerating.
Okay.. how did you get to know about their dirt asses?
They state it proudly.
I'll give your straight coworkers that one, none of the gay men I know talk about their assholes.
No it's both you should see the amount of men who physically recoil when I tell them I sit to pee