/lit/ - Literature

>>17688695
One question that I get asked a lot, and I think it's an important question is "Is it okay to shit your pants?"
And I think we have to ask ourselves, firstly, is it okay to shit? And the answer to that is, yes, of course it is okay to shit.
You have to push the poop out of your butt because it is a very small space. Eventually you will run out of room.
The other question we have to ask is, are we, as a society, setting unrealistic expectations when it comes to the cleanliness of our pants?
They have to get dirty sometimes. But the Marxist post-modernists are saying that pants should be clean all the time, but that's just not possible.
And I think a lot of young men can emphasize with that, and it's terrible. I get young men coming up to me all the time and their pants are covered in poo poo, and most of it has usually come from their own butt. And it's a travesty. It's very upsetting. Sometimes they have come hundreds of miles just to see me, and they are covered in shit.
And people are saying: "Well, why not use adult diapers?". But I've seen 15 years of studies, I've read all the literature. And the consensus seems to be that diapers themselves do not solve the problem.
And what I'm proposing is something that the post-modernists are saying is radical. Within actuality, it has been a defining feature of civilization since the dawn of man. I am, of course, talking about pulling down your pants, shaking your bottom, till all the poops fall out. Because that is essentially getting to the root of the issue. My hope is that one day we can git rid of the pants altogether. It's, like, okay, NOW we can just dump straight onto the ground. What else can we do? Well, we can feel the gentle breeze on our testicles. We can get rid of washing machines. And, so, there are other benefits.
And I think young men are really responding to that message.