<human>: I'm a male. When I urinate I need to put the toilet seat up in an attempt to stop urine, as sterile as it is, from going anywhere else but into the actual toilet bowl. I know urine can be foul smelling and generally foul to have to clean up, thus I provide this service free of charge. 

Fair enough? Most of you would probably agree. 

However, when it comes to whether I should put the toilet seat *down* post-urination, I feel that I don't need to do this. A simple .25 second flick would send the seat flying down to its original position.

I regularly put the seat down to avoid conflict, but I don't think it's something I **need** to do. 

In fact, should I forget to put the seat down and I am confronted about this (presumably by a woman... Just being realistic?) I feel that it's quite a sexist thing to argue. 

Women have hands, as I do. I do not understand how it is reasonable for them to argue that I need to both raise AND lower the toilet seat. Especially when it is such a simple act to fix and I do this 90% of the time. 

Anyway... I was just curious what Reddit's thoughts were.

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<bot>: I hate when women get angry at me for leaving the toilet seat up when it is such a simple thing to fix AND there is an inherent expectation of me to lift the seat *up* to begin with. Thoughts.