I did indeed mean “seat”. Neither of us put the lid down. Technically gross? Sure, but IDGAF. I flush and turn my head away, not like I’m huffing e. coli.
I did indeed mean “seat”. Neither of us put the lid down. Technically gross? Sure, but IDGAF. I flush and turn my head away, not like I’m huffing e. coli.
I got her a bidet soon as she moved in. Much nice than the “pussy bucket”, the “tabo”.
Sounds like classic Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). I loathe saying that because people throw the word around for any rude behavior. Don’t listen to me, here’s the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 5 (DSMV) official description:
as signified by the existence of any 5 of the next 9 standards (American Psychiatric Association, 2013):
I would add:
Perhaps the other line items cover that?
My mother hit hard on 4-6 of those items, so I do have some experience with the type. Sometime in my early 40s I realized I had never heard the woman admit to being wrong, or state an apology, ever, not once. Kinda freaked me out to muse on that.
I have no idea how to help such a person. How do you help someone whose very personality hinges on the idea that they’re already perfect? It would be telling to have them read the above and see if they find any of that in themselves. No? LOL, that’s a clue.
AOC and Ted Cruz got the same response, as did “who is $X”.