I love farting in public bathrooms, I love filling them with my smell and my taste.
I love public toilets. I know, it sounds strange, but for me they are much more than just a place of necessity. As soon as I cross that threshold, I feel as if I have entered a world apart, a small parallel universe where I can unplug and dedicate myself to myself.

I like the feeling of anonymity that surrounds me when I'm in there. Nobody knows me, nobody judges me. I can simply be myself, without masks or pretenses. I can let myself go to my thoughts, my emotions, my fantasies.

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I love farting in public bathrooms, I love filling them with my smell and my taste.
I love public toilets. I know, it sounds strange, but for me they are much more than just a place of necessity. As soon as I cross that threshold, I feel as if I have entered a world apart, a small parallel universe where I can unplug and dedicate myself to myself.

I like the feeling of anonymity that surrounds me when I'm in there. Nobody knows me, nobody judges me. I can simply be myself, without masks or pretenses. I can let myself go to my thoughts, my emotions, my fantasies.

I love the variety of public restrooms. Some are small and spartan, others large and luxurious. Some have a vintage feel, others a modern, minimalist design. Each has its own charm, its own story to tell. I like to observe the details, the tiles, the taps, the mirrors. I like to imagine who used them before me, what thoughts and what emotions they shared with those walls.

Sometimes I just stop and listen to the sounds. The sound of running water, the rustle of toilet paper, the click of heels on the floor. They are sounds that relax me, that make me feel at home.

Other times I bring a book or magazine and sit on a bench. I read, I write, I reflect. I let myself be carried away by words, images, ideas. I get lost in a world of fantasy and dreams.

In public bathrooms I feel free, protected, inspired. They are a secret refuge, a place where I can recharge my batteries and find inner peace. They are a little luxury that I give myself every chance I get, a moment of respite from the hustle and bustle of life.