7 Girls You’ll Meet in a Maltese Club’s Toilet

All females know the struggle of tying to use the bathroom on a night out, but do all girls go to the  toilet to genuinely pee? All men wonder why they take  ages and why they go in groups in  there. Here are the answers you’ve been looking for…

1. "Ejja niehdu selfie’

Please, just move out of the way and let me wash my hands, you have been blocking the sink and  mirror for the past 15 minutes.

 

2. The drunken girl

The one who ’walks’  funnily and is either being friendly to everyone, or else trying to fight  everyone who is in her way,  whilst making a total fool of herself.

 

3. The crying girl who tells everyone the story of her life

There always seems to be  that girl who bursts into tears whilst surrounded by  a bunch of other females (who  she probably doesn’t  even know) who cope with her whining  about how her ex just kissed another girl in front of  her. Usually, one would hear the mandatory phrases of comforting the poor girl;  “jaq dik x’rala kemm hi mghafga?!”, “vera, int hafna isbah pupa”.

 

4. Girls who confuse the bathroom for  their bedroom

No one is ever sure if this kind of girl brought a man to help her pee and just happpened to block  the toilet for half an hour… Perhaps one should bear in mind that  a club’s bathroom is not really the most hygienic and romantic place to have sex!  

 

5. Girls who pay a visit to re-do their make-up

Girls understand the importance of having  to fix your lipstick, however, no girl needs  to block the sink of a club’s bathroom  for ages so that she  can re-do her make-up almost from scratch. Come on girl, just move it, you will become all  sweaty again as soon as you walk out of this bathroom anyway!  

 

6. Girls who become best friends after five minutes, for five minutes

Normally this starts with a compliment;  “kemm inti helwa istra”, and ending up with the two sharing  fashion tips and their deepest,  darkest secrets, hugging and kissing each other goodbye, walking  out of the bathroom and never see or hear of each other again.

 

7. I just need to pee

Finally we can say that there are actually a few girls who just came to pee. In a  queue of  at least  four times longer  than the one for the men’s bathroom, she waits patiently until it’s her turn, observes quietly,  pees, waits to wash her hands whilst the sink is blocked for so many different reasons, and leaves  with no harm done.

 

 

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Kristy is currently reading for a degree in European Studies with Anthroplogy. She describes herself as an outgoing, adventurous person who is always willing to try new things. One of her biggest passions is the unappreciated Maltese language in particular its literature. Her dream is to start a travel blog and visit each and every country in the world as she truly believes in the quote, "The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page".