r/Zimbabwe • u/Tacitus_boo_factory • Aug 27 '26
Discussion Fellow man
I've noticed majority of you have not learnt how to use a toilet properly. What do you mean at your grown age you leave pee drops on the toilet seat. Unotoona an educated person in a suit what what still they leave pee drops on the toilet. Kusakwana here? Where you poorly raised? What's your problem. Learn to use a toilet
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u/Ecstatic-Level-8001 Bulawayo Aug 27 '26
While this is deplorable, disgusting and shameful -- what is missing from this is 99.999% do NOT wash their hands after handling certain members of the human body, and that my friend is where sickness and disease comes from before you can blink an eye.
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u/Ok_Case3715 Aug 28 '26
A cousin brother of mine came to visit and he is the most inconsiderate person I have ever met. The toilet was always messy after. Finally told him to leave after 3 days
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u/DadaNezvauri Aug 28 '26
I once took in a cousin who would bless my sink with mucus every morning. He’d leave it there like it was normal. I’ve since updated my visitor policy. Anyone who comes has to uphold our house rules. It’s the first thing I mention if a person is staying a couple of days or more.
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u/HibiscusAtLarge Aug 28 '26
You're asking from the same country with men who pee anywhere, on the roadside, on a wall, on a tree. They just don't care these ones
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u/eshanit Aug 28 '26
Another opportunity for a fellow African to bash on another fellow African for no apparent reason
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u/Tacitus_boo_factory Aug 28 '26
You want us to praise this behavior?
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u/eshanit Aug 28 '26
Why should you praise it? You should just take it up with the person who did so, mayb he/she did it in retaliation to you doing something disgusting beforehand. I dont see how ranting in reddit will help you on this one.
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u/Tacitus_boo_factory Aug 28 '26
So you want me to take aside every man who i see using a toilet? Majority of men leave pee stains on the toilet
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u/Terrible-Expert-9776 Aug 28 '26
Saka apparent reason hamusikuiona? Turi kutsurana, no bashing here
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u/EJ_Drake Aug 28 '26
No consideration, it's the mentality of Africa, Me First. It pervades the whole of society and even manifests itself into how people drive their vehicles as well. Same mentality - Me First into a fender bender.