Topic Explanation
The initial post discusses the preference of sitting on the toilet backwards when emptying a pouch, highlighting the advantages of more room, better control of output, and easier irrigation.

Advice and Insights
- Sitting facing forward works best for some individuals, as it provides more room to lean forward and reduces splashing.
- Placing a few squares of toilet paper in the toilet before emptying can prevent splashing and make cleaning easier.
- Some individuals prefer to sit the regular way, but slightly to the back and off to the side, and use toilet paper to prevent splashing.
- Some individuals kneel down or sit on a stool facing the toilet for easier emptying, especially if they have bad knees.
- Toilets in different countries may have varying water levels, affecting the need to sit or stand for emptying.
- Experimenting with different positions and accessories, such as a DIY toilet seat or a Japanese ostomy sink, can help find a more comfortable and efficient method for emptying.
- Using a long piece of toilet paper draped in the toilet bowl can guide the output to avoid splashing.
- Bag liners can be a convenient and clean option for some individuals, but may not be suitable for everyone depending on their appliance and situation.
- Adding warm water to the bag to loosen thick output before emptying can be helpful.
- Some individuals prefer to sit sideways with the bag at the back of the toilet, especially in cramped spaces like airplanes.