Decision Making
Posted: 02 Feb 2021, 18:40
A post here made me think about one characteristic of young men, their occasional poor decisions. In real life I've seen situations where someone had ready access to a toilet and should have used it, but either by conscious choice or thoughtlessness, didn't pee and became desperate afterwards.
A quick example that I've previously posted: My neighbor made the 3-minute drive to my house to borrow something. We were standing in the driveway and he was here no more than five minutes when he suddenly said, "Gotta pee," and went over to pee at the edge of the lawn. (This is a common practice around here.) It was a substantial pee, over 30 seconds. Instead of peeing before he left his house he chose to hold it, and I wonder why.
Surely you have observed fellows who elected not to pee when there were easy opportunities to do so.
A quick example that I've previously posted: My neighbor made the 3-minute drive to my house to borrow something. We were standing in the driveway and he was here no more than five minutes when he suddenly said, "Gotta pee," and went over to pee at the edge of the lawn. (This is a common practice around here.) It was a substantial pee, over 30 seconds. Instead of peeing before he left his house he chose to hold it, and I wonder why.
Surely you have observed fellows who elected not to pee when there were easy opportunities to do so.