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How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Chrome - Mar 27, 2025
I'm really curious. I can't work out how they would know? Maybe smell it?
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - _V0X - Mar 27, 2025
You’re asking the real heavy hitters there Chrome.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Komodo - Mar 27, 2025
By the taste usually.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Sam - Mar 27, 2025
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - ROBIN BANKS - Mar 28, 2025
The blind stop crying when they not sad anymore. :-)
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Hungry4Knowledge - Mar 28, 2025
(Mar 27, 2025 07:50 PM)Sam Wrote:
This blind dude ain't funny though he tries hard.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Sam - Mar 28, 2025
(Mar 28, 2025 07:19 AM)Hungry4Knowledge Wrote: This blind dude ain't funny though he tries hard.
The guy is fucking blind. How do you want him to be? Imagine if you was in his shoes how would you feel and act? This man wakes up everyday with a smile on his face, he has won at life.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Hungry4Knowledge - Mar 28, 2025
(Mar 28, 2025 07:43 AM)Sam Wrote: The guy is fucking blind. How do you want him to be? Imagine if you was in his shoes how would you feel and act? This man wakes up everyday with a smile on his face, he has won at life.
So your argument is that if one cannot see then they can't develop good sense of humour???
Being funny has nothing to do with eyesight.
For example, Chris McCausland is a great stand-up comedian.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Sam - Mar 28, 2025
(Mar 28, 2025 08:12 AM)Hungry4Knowledge Wrote: So your argument is that if one cannot see then they can't develop good sense of humour???
Being funny has nothing to do with eyesight.
For example, Chris McCausland is a great stand-up comedian.
Yeah you are right. A blind person must be humorous in a way to which pleases you specifically.
There is a difference between stand-up comedy and just making Youtube content. He consistently presents himself as someone who embraces life despite his blindness, countering pity with wit and resilience. I've only watched several of his videos, he is a positive happy blind guy. You said he's trying too hard to be funny, it's absurd.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - cote - Mar 28, 2025
There is a girl on the internet that said that her dog tells her. Not sure if she's lying though. She has shifty eyes
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - 200ok - Mar 29, 2025
Shit.. now you have me wondering the same thing.
They probably have a very well-trained finger. It's like a built-in 'stop' button...
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Chrome - Mar 29, 2025
(Mar 29, 2025 04:54 AM)200ok Wrote: Shit.. now you have me wondering the same thing.
They probably have a very well-trained finger. It's like a built-in 'stop' button...
It's a bit of a "shitty" situation.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Rsynced - Mar 29, 2025
There are different types of blindness. Just because your blind does not mean you can't see at all. Also I have read about people claiming they have been near blind like 200/200 vision and can see perfect vision through their inner eye / astral projection / OBE / dreams etc
Truly born blind people who never seen before in there life just know how to survive and adapt with no eyesight at...
Blind people, like anyone else, rely on a combination of tactile feedback and experience to know when they have adequately cleaned themselves after using the toilet. Here are some factors that contribute to this process:
Tactile Sensation: Blind individuals can feel the texture and moisture on toilet paper. They can tell when the paper comes away clean or when they need to continue wiping.
Experience and Routine: Over time, individuals develop a personal routine that works for them. They learn how many wipes are typically necessary and what sensations indicate they have finished.
Positioning and Technique: Proper positioning can help in achieving better tactile feedback. Many people have techniques that they find effective, which can vary based on personal comfort and physical capabilities.
Using Wet Wipes: Some may choose to use wet wipes, which can provide a different tactile feedback and may help ensure cleanliness.
Assistive Tools: Some blind individuals may use tools designed to aid in personal hygiene, which can provide additional tactile cues.
Overall, the process is similar to that of sighted individuals, relying on physical sensations and learned experiences.
RE: How do blind people know when to stop wiping? - Foxxy Proxies Ltd - Mar 29, 2025
(Mar 28, 2025 09:44 PM)cote Wrote: There is a girl on the internet that said that her dog tells her. Not sure if she's lying though. She has shifty eyes
She's probably been hitting the pipe as well then.