Urinate in the Bathtub

The audio begins with the sound of a bathroom door opening, a familiar creaky hinge followed by the clicking latch. This is the setting of a typical campus bathroom, indicated by the slight echo of hard tiled surfaces and the distant hum of fluorescent lights. The sounds of footsteps approach the bathtub, a shuffle of rubber soles on tile. Suddenly, the distinct noise of water hitting a hard surface resonates. It's the unmistakable sound of urination, a strong stream at first that gradually tapers off. The dripping echoes in the porcelain bathtub, bouncing off the bathroom walls. The faint fizzing sound and the lighter splashing indicate that the individual is peeing directly into the bath, not into standing water. There's an almost rhythmic pattern to it, the varying intensity of the stream creating a fluctuating sound. As the flow slows, the sound becomes softer, less intense. The echoes within the bathroom grow quieter until they eventually fade out. The sound of a toilet flushi