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zkydz
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14 Feb 2016, 4:34 pm

Seems I'm the odd one out. I like the 'white noise of the shower' and the feeling of soft rivers of water over my body is really soothing.

But, I can attest to other things that have left my skin ultra sensitive to the touch. Very painful. But it's usually going from one temperature environment to another quickly. And, it's not the exposed parts. It seems to affect my whole body when that happens. Really makes it painful to move about.

The bucket idea is good too. Had to do that in China since most bathrooms are not western in style at all. But it was really nice to feel that cascade of water. Like swimming without the pool.


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14 Feb 2016, 4:42 pm

I'm more prone to panic attacks in the shower so I dread every time I'm about to take one. But on the other hand, baths make me feel dirty so just can't win.



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14 Feb 2016, 10:50 pm

Nope. I only have problems with the temperature, not the force or the water itself. I could play with water all day as long as it's not cold.

I sort of miss showering. :lol: I only wash with a scoop. Seriously.


And, I never used a bath tub before... 8O


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