When you go to the bathroom as many times as I do a day, you learn some tips and tricks to avoiding potentially embarrassing situations when taking crap.  So here are some of my most prizes tips to to avoiding sh*tty situations in the stall!

Become a Pooping Ninja in Public:

  1. The Walk-in-Walk-Out: I can’t tell you how many times I have walked into the bathroom to poop and found a group of girls having gossip time in front of the sink.  The last thing in the world I want to do is take a not so dainty poop in front of these gossipy girls, so instead, I walk into the bathroom, assess the situation, and walk right back out.  No harm, no fowl, crisis averted!
  2. The Cover Up: Pooping in crowded bathrooms is entirely unavoidable at times.  And usually I don’t care about taking a leisurely poop in a crowded bathroom, but if I’m feeling particularly self conscious, I will hold it in till someone flushes, and then let it go.  Its the perfect cover-up!
  3. The Double-Check: When walking into the bathroom, I normally subconsciously assess who all is in the bathroom and hope the answer is nobody.  I enjoy pooping in private.  But sometimes I worry I’ve assessed the situation wrong and get nervous that someone else is actually in the bathroom with me.  In this circumstance, I double-check by checking for feet under the stalls.

*Disclaimer: Fun fact: Reality:  You are probably never going to see the people in a public restroom again, so who cares if they hear you poop???? Just a thought!

Most Important Part: 

As I have written about before, my number one tip to keeping your sh*t a secret is to use PooPourri  a before you go spritz, that covers up odors!

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Photo from PooPourri.com

Wether you are using a public bathroom or are a guest at a friends house, this potion will leave the impression that you poop rainbows and butterflies.  Every Girls Dream!


Bottom line is that with these simple tricks you can keep your sh*t a secret from the rest of the world!  Just like I do every single day in my not so normal life!

  

Sarah Brocker

Hi my name is Sarah Brocker and I have Crohn's Disease. I've got 8 scars and am missing two feet of intestines and my life isn't normal, but whose life is normal? I want to use my experiences to help you, even if it means sharing embarrassing experiences. I am also looking to break the stigmas associated with IBD in order to make living with IBD just a little bit easier. All I want to do is help, so please, let ME help YOU!

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