I do it fairly often especially during winter, don't forget to clean yourself proberly before/after. The tub too. A dirty bathtub is no fun.

For many years I lived in a place with a tub and not once did I ever take a bath in it. Then I moved to a place with no tub for a couple years and in the winter I craved hot baths, and even considered spending lots of money to have a tub installed. Then I moved to another place with a tub last year (not because of the tub), winter has just ended, and once again I had no desire to take a bath. It's been somewhere around 15 years since I've had a bath now.

I think there's an important lesson there; that nothing in life is worth getting out of bed for because once you get it you'll quickly get bored of it. Homeless people jerking off to anime girls on their phone in a cardboard box are enjoying life just as much as billionaires getting sucked off by supermodels and child sex slaves while watching anime girls on their 325" 8K TVs.

Baths can be nice, but I hate how the water is constantly getting colder. Also I'd want a big tub so I could relive the experience of having room to move around in it as a kid. Physics really ruin everything, don't they?

Baths feel like a bit of a waste of energy really. It's expensive enough to just take a 10 minute warm shower.

>>89291
My water stays warm for almost an hour, your bathroom must be really cold.

>>89281
So trve.

Does a bathouse count? I don't have a bath at home, but i've been to a bathouse before... and in the ocean too... being mostly weightless in water is a nice feeling either way... if i could have a bath in my place i probably would...

>>89281
Agreed, it's doesn't really matter either way, but still... if you do have a bath, why not use it in the winter? Having one and not using it when you can seems like such a shame...