Mind your own business
:(( - 30/05/2013 21:18 - Japan - Tokyo
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YDI simply for being too cowardly to stand up for yourself. And as others have said there's no excuse to leave a bathroom with nasty hands. If you aren't willing to use hand sanitizer or a soap that's okay for your skin, then tell anyone who confronts you about your nasty hands to F off and just go on about your filthy business.
I understand in Japanese culture you respect your elders. However, you can still be respectful without having to obey every command someone gives you that could harm you. She sounded like she was being rude to you. Maybe next time just smile and say "Thanks for the advice!" Then leave immediately.
Wash with water!
In lots of Japan restrooms there isn't even any tissues much less soap. I would have told her to kiss my ass that I'm allergic to a lot of soap.
Perhaps you should join kendo dojo to build your character?
Gross! Bring your own soap and wash with that.
Being allergic to soap is not an excuse for not washing your hands. If you don't use the soap that's fine, but at least rinse your hands under water. And if you were that embarassed about it, why you wouldn't carry your own soap with you to avoid this exact situation is beyond me.
Either rinse with water(better than nothing) or bring your own soap. Stop being nasty.
Why don't you carry your own soap with you? If you know you are allergic and also know how unhygienic it is to not wash, YDI for putting yourself in that position!
Don't be to "rash"-ional.