Urine is sterile (in healthy individuals). When it’s washed away immediately with soap and water, it doesn’t pose a hygiene risk. In fact, it might be cleaner than using toilet paper.
🌿 3. It Can Help Prevent Fungal Infections
Some dermatologists say urine’s natural acidity may help prevent athlete’s foot when it comes into contact with the skin — especially in warm, moist environments like the shower.
🌿 4. It’s Good for Your Wallet
Fewer flushes = lower water bills. It’s not huge, but over time, it adds up.
🌿 5. It’s a Natural Reflex
Your body relaxes in warm water. Peeing in the shower isn’t weird — it’s biology.
🌿 6. It Can Be a Confidence Booster
Letting go of social taboos and embracing natural body functions can actually reduce shame and anxiety around health and hygiene.
📉 What about the downsides? If you share a shower with others, it’s respectful to rinse thoroughly. And if you have a urinary tract infection or other health issues, consult your doctor before making it a habit.
📸 Real stories: People are opening up online — anonymously and proudly. Some say it’s their “guilty pleasure.” Others say they’ve done it for years and never thought twice. One woman said she stopped flushing during her morning shower and saved over 1,000 liters of water in a year.
