Anonymous #1 15h

Do you live in a gas station lmao? Where are changing that other people are showering next to you

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Anonymous OP 15h

dorm bathroom??

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Anonymous OP 15h

I happen to live in a college dorm with bathrooms shared with the whole floor

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Anonymous #1 15h

That insanely weird and obvious not the norm

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Anonymous #1 15h

There’s no reason to comment as if anyone else has that

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Anonymous OP 15h

That is extremely normal unless you go to a very wealthy school that can afford to have each dorm its own bathroom or you pay a couple thousand extra to only share a bathroom between 4 people

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Anonymous OP 15h

Tf you mean? Acting like no one here lives in a college dorm on the app made for college students, check your damn privilege

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Anonymous #1 15h

I went to the cheapest public school in my state and paid for the cheapest housing. You are wrong

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Anonymous #1 15h

You have a very warped sense of what’s privileged. Just because someone has a different experience than you doesn’t mean they spent more money

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Anonymous OP 15h

Omg soooo sorry that my school has most dorms traditional style where bathrooms are shared by floor, you must feel soooo much better than everyone else because your college built private bathrooms onto each and every single dorm

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Anonymous OP 15h

Then why tf you telling me I live in a damn gas station just because I don’t have the same experience as you?

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Anonymous #1 15h

Dude you’re such a baby. Your school is weird, nobody uses communal dorms. Don’t reply as if anyone uses them

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Anonymous #1 15h

Crazy that a grown ass person would react like that

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Anonymous #1 15h

Because large gas stations are the only place I could think of that have shared showers and toilets

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Anonymous OP 14h

Tf you mean no one uses them? They’re called traditional style for a reason, literally almost everywhere uses them

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Anonymous OP 14h

Crazy that a grown ass person can’t use their head and go look up if colleges have shared bathrooms

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Anonymous OP 14h

dude communal bathrooms are the norm for most college dorms

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Anonymous #1 14h

They’re called traditional because that’s tradition. As in old, not normal. You must live on the east coast or sum shit

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Anonymous #3 14h

No they aren’t. I don’t know a single school that does that

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Anonymous OP 14h

They are, depending on the college, sorry you’re too privileged to have to experience it

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Anonymous OP 14h

where tf are u in the country that doesn’t do that?

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Anonymous OP 14h

Yea I do live on the east coast, in a college built in the 1800’s sorry your dumbass goes to a brand new school in a brand new state with brand new private bathrooms and you’ve never expanded your knowledge enough to know that not everywhere is the same as your college

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Anonymous #1 14h

Do you think “often” means “majority”? Sorry you’re too privileged to have critical thinking skills

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Anonymous #1 14h

Crazy that a grown ass person would react the way you have

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Anonymous #3 14h

Midwest

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Anonymous OP 14h

Often means frequently, so usually when you go to a college they’ll have at least one dorm with traditional bathrooms

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Anonymous OP 14h

Crazy that a grown ass person can’t go look up dorms that have traditional bathrooms and then go “oh whoops I was wrong, sorry about that” instead of pretending nowhere in the country has traditional style dorms

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Anonymous #1 14h

Often means often. Most colleges don’t use those

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Anonymous #1 14h

Crazy that a grown ass person would try this hard instead of admitting they were wrong. You’re link contradicts your argument and you got offended the second I said something you didn’t know

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Anonymous OP 14h

Literally haven’t said anything I don’t know about, also literally proving you wrong via screenshots of google, crazy that you’re so insecure about being wrong

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Anonymous OP 14h

Also it’s your, not you’re

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Anonymous #1 14h

Let’s try to use our heads for once. Ai tells you what you want to hear

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Anonymous OP 14h

hm i remember looking at a few midwest colleges and the dorms were traditional from what i remember. might just be ur specific school🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 14h

You say, using AI

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Anonymous #3 14h

It’s def not just my school

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Anonymous #1 14h

Yep

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Anonymous OP 14h

maybe not JUST your school, but it’s definitely unusual for no dorms to use communal bathrooms

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Anonymous #1 14h

Well that’s 7 right there. Only a couple thousand more to go

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Anonymous OP 14h

Try universities that WERENT built over a century ago

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Anonymous OP 14h

Actually traditional style dorms only phased out in the 1980’s

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Anonymous #1 14h

Mine was built in the 50s and 60s

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Anonymous OP 14h

Then congrats on having a college that paved the way for more modern practices I guess? Were your dorms ever updated? They could’ve been traditional style previously before updates

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Anonymous #1 14h

No my school was built in the 1800s and then the entire thing burned down. All the current dorms, besides the new expensive ones that I can’t afford, were built right after the fire and haven’t been touched since

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Anonymous OP 14h

So your school suddenly went from being built in the 50’s and 60’a to being from the 1800’s?????

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Anonymous #1 14h

Do you understand what a fire is?

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Anonymous OP 14h

There was no school after 1949. Only the alumni building survived

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Anonymous OP 14h

Do you understand what misleading info is? You tell me it’s built in the 50’s and 60’s with no other info and then after say the 1800’s

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Anonymous #1 14h

My dorms along with almost every single building at my school were built in the 50s and 60s

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Anonymous #1 14h

There’s nothing misleading about what I said

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Anonymous #1 14h

My dorms weren’t REBUILT. They were built from scratch in the 50s and 60s. Like how is this relevant?

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Anonymous OP 14h

There is, telling one info and then a different info without any context is how misinformation gets created and spread

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Anonymous #1 14h

HOW is the founding date relevant to the conversation?

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Anonymous OP 14h

Also to be clear, there was zero misinformation. I never lied or implied anything other than what was said

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Anonymous OP 14h

Because modern bathrooms that are suite style or private only became commonplace after 1980

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Anonymous OP 14h

Because your ass isn’t specifying, how am I supposed to know your college was apparently just an alumni building until then

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Anonymous #1 14h

Okay so question, are the 1800s? Before or after the 80s?

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Anonymous OP 14h

Second question, are the 50s and 60s before or after the 80s?

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Anonymous #1 14h

Ok so you’re just derailing the argument to avoiding admitting that you’re wrong. Got it

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Anonymous OP 14h

Well usually when we say “80’s 90’s” etc people are usually talking about the 1900’s, which is clearly after the 1800’s

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Anonymous #1 14h

I WAS talking about the 1950s and 60s

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Anonymous OP 14h

I’ve already won with research, knowledge, and screenshots that prove such

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Anonymous #1 14h

No, you posted ai responses that you clearly couldn’t understand

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Anonymous #1 14h

Funny that you listed “research, knowledge, and screenshots” as if those are separate things and you aren’t referring to the same ai slop screenshots you posted 7 times

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Anonymous OP 14h

Posted screenshots showing actual college websites saying they have traditional style dorms

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Anonymous #1 14h

Yeah individual dorms that you googled that were all CONSTRUCTED long ago. Not proof at you being right brother

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Anonymous OP 13h

You said NOWHERE used traditional dorms, I proved that places DO use traditional dorms

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Anonymous #1 13h

Okay well congratulations on your win rainman. More than zero dorms use traditional showers, I concede

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Anonymous OP 10h

Communal bathrooms are very common in American universities, especially older ones.

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