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tribdog
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They're always touching me. STOP TOUCHING ME!
hypatia said:They make shower curtain rods that bow out, it gives you several inches of more space by your upper body.
The one I saw at Home Depot was around 40 bucks.
http://www.atrendyhome.com/noname2.html
binzing said:My shower has a solid glass side, with a door...
mcknia07 said:Don't buy a rounded rod, they suck. We had one and they made the water leak out and onto the floor. Just stick with a nice heavy duty curtain Clear ones=bad...
edward said:The rounded rods need to be mounted a bit lower than a regular rod so that there is enough curtain on the bottom sticking inside of the tub or shower to keep it in place.
mcknia07 said:We did that, it was the fact that on the edges the water leaked out around the sides, I think we needed to have a longer one and one that attacked to the side of the tub/walls, but I'm not sure they have any like that.
There could be a few reasons for this. Some people may have a fear or phobia of enclosed spaces, which can be triggered by the feeling of being surrounded by a shower curtain. Others may have had negative experiences with shower curtains, such as getting tangled in them or feeling like they are being watched through the curtain.
While there is no specific scientific explanation for this, there are a few theories. Some researchers suggest that it could be due to a primal fear of being attacked while vulnerable, as showering is a vulnerable state. Others believe it could be related to sensory processing issues, where the texture or movement of the shower curtain is overwhelming for some individuals.
It is possible to overcome a fear or discomfort with shower curtains through therapy or exposure therapy. This can involve gradually exposing yourself to shower curtains in a safe and controlled environment to desensitize yourself to the fear.
Yes, there are some alternatives that may be more comfortable for individuals who hate shower curtains. These include glass shower doors, fabric curtains, or using a transparent shower curtain.
While it may not be a common fear, it is not unusual for individuals to have a dislike or discomfort with shower curtains. It is important to address this fear if it significantly impacts your daily life, but it is also important to remember that everyone has their own unique fears and preferences.