This is interesting that others have been bothered/concerned by this.
My wife never knew there was a cross section of the peoples who stood up to wipe. I attribute that to being a female taught to poop by a female and never seeing a man completing his business.
The natural tangent to this topic is "Beyond your posture, which hand do you use?" Is it the same hand you that retrieve your wallet with? Being one hand feels more 'natural' to reach behind with, I will wager that it is the same one.
That being said, I have always held men who put their wallets in their right hand pockets in disdain. Assuming that is also the hand they wipe with, they are shaking hands with a potentially fouled hand.
The wallet belongs in the left hand pocket. Suit designers for years have designed the pockets for the wallet on the left. Traditionally, if there is only one pocket on the trousers it is on the left. If there are two pockets, the one on the left has the button to secure the wallet.
Remaining seated to wipe is also inefficient. With each drag of the mess you would have to lift the paper up high enough to see it in order to know when you were clean enough for your own standards. Then stuffing it back into the bowl has the potential of dragging the side of the leg.
Standing already has your attention focused down and the bowl is a clean shot for the used paper.
It seems so painfully obvious.
My wife never knew there was a cross section of the peoples who stood up to wipe. I attribute that to being a female taught to poop by a female and never seeing a man completing his business.
The natural tangent to this topic is "Beyond your posture, which hand do you use?" Is it the same hand you that retrieve your wallet with? Being one hand feels more 'natural' to reach behind with, I will wager that it is the same one.
That being said, I have always held men who put their wallets in their right hand pockets in disdain. Assuming that is also the hand they wipe with, they are shaking hands with a potentially fouled hand.
The wallet belongs in the left hand pocket. Suit designers for years have designed the pockets for the wallet on the left. Traditionally, if there is only one pocket on the trousers it is on the left. If there are two pockets, the one on the left has the button to secure the wallet.
Remaining seated to wipe is also inefficient. With each drag of the mess you would have to lift the paper up high enough to see it in order to know when you were clean enough for your own standards. Then stuffing it back into the bowl has the potential of dragging the side of the leg.
Standing already has your attention focused down and the bowl is a clean shot for the used paper.
It seems so painfully obvious.