Older folks and TMI

[telecom_goddess]

I can top that...my ex boyfriend's step mother once told me she had diarrhea so bad she was "pooping foam"....

I could have lived without that info.

She also came by one day, lifted up her shirt at my ex and asked "does this look infected?" I ran from that one.

[KellyHabersham]

My mom used to be really bad about that sort of thing, particularly when it came to "stomach problems" - I remember one time when we'd been shopping at wal-Mart, and when we got back into the car, my mom told us that she'd had diarrhea in the store, and had to throw her underwear away.

[telecom_goddess]

My mom used to be really bad about that sort of thing, particularly when it came to "stomach problems" - I remember one time when we'd been shopping at wal-Mart, and when we got back into the car, my mom told us that she'd had diarrhea in the store, and had to throw her underwear away.

Now see that's the kind of thing I do NOT need to have people telling me. I would NEVER NEVER NEVER tell anyone if that happened to me it's private.

gah.

[RootedPhoenix]

So so so SO many things are just...totally private. *hands out brain bleach*

[Mishi]

My MIL is pretty bad for this one, she used to tell random male shop assistants when she was 'ov-ooo-latin' (her pronounciation) or when it was her time of month. Now she informs them that she's had a hysterectomy, and tries to blind the poor boys by flashing her considerable cleavage at them. She shares all of her medical issues with anyone that says hello and she's only 49! I don't want to know how bad she's going to be when she's older.