I can confidently say that I am a nervous pooper. If there isn't a decent lock on the door and enough noise to drown out any particular sounds, then I will just hold it in.

Therefore, I can fully sympathize with TikTok user Eden Grant, who recently shared a video of an unfortunate toilet experience that left her "traumatized".

Eden captioned the video: "Oh. My. God. Traumatized is an understatement. I can’t go to the toilet in the same flat as my boyfriend so I went elsewhere and this happens."

The video can be seen below - I'd be mortified if this was me:

The video opens with Grant - unable to poop in her boyfriend's apartment - moments after she had used a toilet in the lobby of his apartment building.

However, she quickly discovers it the toilet doesn't flush (Dumb & Dumber flashbacks), and it forced to don rubber gloves and allegedly remove her poop, neatly wrapping it in toilet paper.

But things go from bad to worse for Eden, who then realizes that she has been locked out of her boyfriend's apartment and is forced to get him to open the door. Her understanding partner greets her by asking: "Is that a poo in your hand?!"

Eden then runs into his bathroom and shuts the door, just as her boyfriend begins to complain about the smell.

Since posting the video to the social media platform earlier last week, it has already amassed over 1.4 million views and 260,000+ likes.

And despite being literal toilet humor, people in the comments section found the entire situation hilarious.

One TikTok user replied: "This is the best thing I’ve ever seen on this app."

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And a second commented: "Hahahahaha omg we have all been there!!!! Well I certainly have. Pure horror."

However, other users questioned why she didn't just run away and "leave her kids in the pool" - as nobody would ever know it was her:

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And others questioned how Eden is unable to poop around her boyfriend, and yet will willingly return back to his apartment carrying her own excrement following an extremely unfortunate toilet blunder:

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I guess it is moments like this that will either make or break a relationship.

I can confidently say that I am a nervous pooper. If there isn't a decent lock on the door and enough noise to drown out any particular sounds, then I will just hold it in.

Therefore, I can fully sympathize with TikTok user Eden Grant, who recently shared a video of an unfortunate toilet experience that left her "traumatized".

Eden captioned the video: "Oh. My. God. Traumatized is an understatement. I can’t go to the toilet in the same flat as my boyfriend so I went elsewhere and this happens."

The video can be seen below - I'd be mortified if this was me:

The video opens with Grant - unable to poop in her boyfriend's apartment - moments after she had used a toilet in the lobby of his apartment building.

However, she quickly discovers it the toilet doesn't flush (Dumb & Dumber flashbacks), and it forced to don rubber gloves and allegedly remove her poop, neatly wrapping it in toilet paper.

But things go from bad to worse for Eden, who then realizes that she has been locked out of her boyfriend's apartment and is forced to get him to open the door. Her understanding partner greets her by asking: "Is that a poo in your hand?!"

Eden then runs into his bathroom and shuts the door, just as her boyfriend begins to complain about the smell.

Since posting the video to the social media platform earlier last week, it has already amassed over 1.4 million views and 260,000+ likes.

And despite being literal toilet humor, people in the comments section found the entire situation hilarious.

One TikTok user replied: "This is the best thing I’ve ever seen on this app."

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And a second commented: "Hahahahaha omg we have all been there!!!! Well I certainly have. Pure horror."

However, other users questioned why she didn't just run away and "leave her kids in the pool" - as nobody would ever know it was her:

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And others questioned how Eden is unable to poop around her boyfriend, and yet will willingly return back to his apartment carrying her own excrement following an extremely unfortunate toilet blunder:

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I guess it is moments like this that will either make or break a relationship.