Why do our bodies suppress the need for bowel movements when we are in unfamiliar locations?

Question

Why do our bodies suppress the need for bowel movements when we are in unfamiliar locations?

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Answer 1

Because when you’re pooping, you’re in one of your most vulnerable states. Same reason why anxiety will counteract sleepiness.

Answer 2

Going makes you vulnerable. You cannot know if you are truly safe to go in an unfamiliar place.