imthenood...... anybody here tears up when they go to the bathroom? Ya know like tears rolling down your face. Ok ok I know it's a little strange but I'm serious! Whenever I go to the bathroom my eyes tear up. I'll come out of the bathroom sometimes and my girls think I've been in there crying. No but really I've always wanted to ask somebody this question and well there are a lot of somebody's here so there it is, plus I figure we need a little chuckle around here every now and then. Smiles and hugs to everyone here
I got a question... not even pain related but I'm not sure where to put it. I was wondering if?
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- 11 Aug 2012 by imthenoodlehead
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balbanese11 Aug 2012
Well now, I thought I was weird because of the little baby monkeys that come out of the medicine cabinet and do a line dance to the theme of Rocky! (That'll make ya tear up, huh)?
Really though, it could be several things, the serenity of the bathroom may generate subconscious lament, thus the tears. You could be allergic to Tidy Bowl. Maybe before you had children you used to read those gushy novels in the bathroom, and for some mysterious reason, never finished them because you had that subscription and got a new one before you would finish the previous one, and all those open-ended, unsolved plots are coming back to haunt you?
I'd have to give it more thought. Hope this helps.
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Billy, you're a complete mess!! I've got to thank you for the first really good laugh I've had all day. Nothing like a little humor to keep us on our toes! :)
Lisa
I just woke up and got on the computer for a moment before church. I must admit..that was pretty darn funny. A good way to start the day.
Balb. Tried to PQ you. Was going to tell you something (good, not bad), but it wouldn't let me. Just letting you know. Have a great day. Ruthie
Maybe it is an unconscious emotion that has not been resolved coming out but only when and where you feel comfortable. I find that at times my eyes will tear up and I can almost directly relate that to pain levels. Oh and forgetting to take my medicines. Now that will cause a host of problems for me the least of which is tearing up.
But I would look at that as an honest attempt of your body to respond to everyday emotional stuff that we all go through every once in a while. Love the answer that talked about not having finished books. Hilarious!! Made me feel better! Good luck!
B
@baby. I don't remember why I blocked you, that's my forgiving nature, I don;'t hold on to stuff. Block removed. PQ away!
Billy
balbanese, nope, still can't. I think you have to go into your settings and make it available for people to ask you PQ's. That is if you want them to. But you have to go there first and make it available. Ruthie