Pub Toilets, 90s Lad Culture, and Why I Might Need Therapy
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Pub Toilets, 90s Lad Culture, and Why I Might Need Therapy
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So, I’ve started doing these "Morning Pages." You know the ones—where you write three pages of absolute drivel first thing in the morning to see what’s lurking in your subconscious. Turns out, what’s lurking in mine is a deep-seated discomfort with "blokey blokes" and some fairly specific trauma involving public urinals.
In this episode, I’m unpacking why the 90s "lad culture" was a bit of a disaster for people like me, and why I’ve ended up with a bladder that’s apparently too shy to function in a pub. We’re talking about the horror of the "power stance," the weird graffiti you find in cubicles, and—God help us—the time I saw a man taking a grunting dump with the door wide open. Honestly, I still see him around. We make eye contact. It’s a lot to process.
It’s a bit of a messy one today. Literally. If you’ve ever felt intimidated by a contractor or wondered why some men refuse to wash their hands, this one's for you.
Warning: Contains a lot of talk about... well, toilets. You've been told.
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