I'll confess I wasn't the best at putting the seat back down when I was done, that raised the ire of SHMBO and my two daughters. When #2 daughter was potty training one night she forgot to look and sat on a toilet with the seat up, went swimming in the toilet bowl and I got yelled at. I started not only putting the seat down but the cover two. About 2 weeks after this change #2 daughter made a midnight run to the bathroom didn't check and proceeded to make a big mess as she peed all over the toilet cover. SHMBO woke up and surveyed the situation, boy was she mad, I could tell she was thinking about letting in to me about it but thought better and focused her anger to the daughter who that very night, at that very moment, learned you need to check where you're about to place your backside, no problems since. I have since lobbied the girls of this house to believe that men are smarter and more capable then girls as in that if they approach a toilet they instinctively access the situation and raise or lower the appropriate seats and covers without even thinking about it to configure the device for their immediate needs, and that ability is important to any women that share bathrooms with us men because if we didn't have that ability they'd set on an awful lot of wet seats. That didn't work so well so now in the name of domestic tranquility we don't talk about this anymore.
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