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I mean this as a serious question.
How strict are the testing centers when it comes to taking a poop during your break times? I mean what if you have to take a poop & you're struggling to get one out & you're getting close to the 10 minute limit for time? Is it better to hold it in for another section or to take a chance & hope that I have less than 10 minutes to poop? The way I see it is that by holding it in for another section, I will definitely not run out of time, HOWEVER, the increased pressure on the colon could be very distracting, but if I purge then it will be a matter of whether or not I make it in time.
Also, what if all the stalls are being used by fellow poopers or even by a gunner that only needs to excrete urine & is using the toilet when he could use the urinal instead?
What methods do you recommend for pooping efficiently? If time is getting close to the limit, do test takers advise not wiping in order to save time? The benefit of this is that by not wiping, I don't have to wash my hands, thus not having any difficulty having my finger read.
Just trying to get ready for any situations. 👍 Thanks for any responses!
How strict are the testing centers when it comes to taking a poop during your break times? I mean what if you have to take a poop & you're struggling to get one out & you're getting close to the 10 minute limit for time? Is it better to hold it in for another section or to take a chance & hope that I have less than 10 minutes to poop? The way I see it is that by holding it in for another section, I will definitely not run out of time, HOWEVER, the increased pressure on the colon could be very distracting, but if I purge then it will be a matter of whether or not I make it in time.
Also, what if all the stalls are being used by fellow poopers or even by a gunner that only needs to excrete urine & is using the toilet when he could use the urinal instead?
What methods do you recommend for pooping efficiently? If time is getting close to the limit, do test takers advise not wiping in order to save time? The benefit of this is that by not wiping, I don't have to wash my hands, thus not having any difficulty having my finger read.
Just trying to get ready for any situations. 👍 Thanks for any responses!
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