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Are you saying you stand up and then wipe your ass? Like/// really? Holy shit.
Apparently about half of people do this.
Half of all people in the world squish their shit tangling on their sphincter between their ass cheeks before they wipe?
It's less than half.
There are also the people that don't wipe at all.
Truly living on the edge.
Let's not forget those that bring a cup of water and just rinse. shudder
There's a technique to it which not everyone is skilled enough to employ.
Yeah, its called remaining seated until you wipe your ass.
I do a mix. First couple are sit down wipes, then stand up to finish. If you're getting it from multiple angles you're less likely to have skid marks.