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Q: Cant Crap Anywhere But Home!

asked by: allenn812 on May 17th, 2006

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Ok heres whats bothering me. When I go some where, like a friends house or somthing, I dont crap! Its not that I have to crap but I just hold it in, I just dont get the urge to have to crap. But the second I get home, I have too. Its so annoying becouse im going to my cousins house for a week, and the last time I went there, I dident crap for 3 days, and when I did it was huge and hurt really bad. Please someone tell me whats up with this!

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Ghost22

replied on May 21st, 2006

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You're just nervous about taking a caca in places other then your house. You just need to calm down and just wait on the toilet till you can go.

d00b9p

replied on June 27th, 2006

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Hi, I have a very similar problem except that with me it is not being able to poo when i'm with my boyfriend - whether we are at his place or mine. Like you said, I just never seem to get the urge to go even when its been 3 days together. I imagine it is nervousness, especially as I suffer from mild ibs which also makes me very flatulent, but that doesn't help me find a way to overcome the fear. It's driving me mad! :x

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