[SimoneFlen']

You might want to bleach your eyes after viewing!

[Bleed]

Poor bastard. That must be hell.

[voidoid81]

That’s coming from being gay.

[koipin]

GOATSE

[kellyhound]

So who's the perp filming people taking a shit

A variety of things can cause the condition, including:

Long-term history of diarrhea or constipation
Long-term history of having to strain when you poop
Old age, which weakens muscles and ligaments in the rectal area
Previous injury to the anal or hip area
Nerve damage that affects your muscles’ ability to tighten and loosen
Who Is At Risk of Getting It?
More women develop rectal prolapse than men, especially women older than 50. In general, older people who have had a history of constipation or problems with their pelvic floor have a higher chance of having the problem.

Diagnosis
Your doctor will examine you and likely do a rectal exam. While you may hesitate to do this, your doctor may ask you to sit on a toilet and poop or at least try to go. This is helpful because it allows your doctor to actually see the prolapse. A variety of more advanced tests might also be performed, especially if you have other related conditions.

Treatment
The most common treatment for rectal prolapse is surgery to put the rectum back in place, and there are several types. The kind of surgery your doctor recommends will depend on factors such as your overall health, age, and how serious your condition is. The two most common types of surgery:

Through the abdomen: This type of surgery can be done either with a large incision or using laparoscopy -- this process uses small cuts and a camera attached to an instrument so the surgeon can see what needs to be done and if there are any additional issues that need to be fixed.
Rectal repair: This approach may be used if you are older or have other medical problems. This type of surgery can involve the inner lining of the rectum or the portion of the rectum extending out of the anus.
If your rectal prolapse is very minor and it is caught early, your doctor might have you treat it by taking stool softeners to make it easier to go to the bathroom and by pushing the rectum’s tissue back up the anus by hand. But, typically, you will eventually need to have surgery to fix rectal prolapse.

[Flapmon]

I feel like squatting to shit wouldn't help his situation at all but add pressure to the area.

[HouseAtreides]

Honestly didn't expect it to go back up inside so completely.

[Nicky354]

[Overlord86]

Take fiber, trust me, regardless of age. Works as a medium, not just a laxative. If it is too runny in your GI tract, it absorbs the extra water.
First time you take it, you will poop more than you thought possible because it cleans everything our. I prefer the capsules, but they have it in cookies, the stuff to put in water or juice, etc. Do it correctly and you barelt have to wipe. It is the perfect poop.

[Hogmann]

That's what squat toilets will do to you.