Backwasher Her And I In The Women's Bath

The Dreaded Backwash: An Unpopular Opinion?

Let's talk about something we all secretly think about in the women's bath. It's about sharing water with strangers. Yes, I'm going there: backwash!

I know, I know, gross, right? But hear me out.

The Public Bath Predicament

Picture this: You're enjoying a nice, warm soak. Suddenly, someone dives in across the bath.

A tidal wave of questionable origins washes over you. Is it just me, or does anyone else tense up?

The water suddenly feels a bit…less refreshing.

It's her backwash and mine all mixed in.

The Silent Agreement (Or Lack Thereof)

There's this unspoken agreement in the public bath. We're all trying to relax and be clean.

But does that agreement extend to keeping our germs to ourselves? I'm not so sure.

Maybe I'm just a germaphobe, but it's something I think about.

Her: The Unintentional Culprit

I'm not trying to blame anyone specifically. Accidents happen.

It's not like she is intentionally trying to contaminate the bath. Probably.

But still, that splash zone is a no-go for me now. 😩

Me: The Secret Sharer

Okay, confession time. I'm sure I've been a backwash offender at some point too.

Maybe I readjusted my position too enthusiastically. Or maybe I inadvertently created a ripple effect.

The truth is, we're all contributing to the communal bath broth. It is what it is.

Is Backwash *Really* That Bad?

Logically, I know that the bath is probably treated with chemicals.

So, any germs are likely neutralized. But the idea of it still bugs me.

I mean, we're basically stewing in each other's…essence.

An Unpopular Opinion, Perhaps?

I suspect this might be an unpopular opinion. Maybe everyone else is totally fine with backwash.

They are happily oblivious to the unseen particles swirling around them.

If that's you, good for you! I'm a little jealous of your carefree attitude.

The Solution? (Maybe)

I don't have any grand solutions here, folks.

Maybe we could install individual backwash filters in each bath. Or maybe designated splash-free zones? 🤷‍♀️

Or maybe I just need to relax and embrace the communal bath experience.

But until then, I will be silently judging every splash.

And hoping that her backwash stays on her side of the bath.

So, tell me, am I alone in this? Let's hear your thoughts on the great backwash debate!

I'm ready for the backlash (pun intended!).😜