Anonymous #1 12h

“3am”

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Anonymous #2 11h

idgaf what time it is you're allowed to talk 💀

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Anonymous #1 11h

If you weren’t raised in a barn, you’d know that talking loudly at sleeping hours is rude so you either talk quietly OR leave the room/apartment/building temporarily. It’s called being considerate 🙂

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Anonymous #2 11h

Taking at normal/ full volume is different than taking loudly. Yelling is inconsiderate. Talking is perfectly fine. I'm not gonna leave my house to take a phone call or play games with my friends because someone doesn't like it. And talking isn't that loud. If you expected perfect silence when YOU want to sleep, you should've lived by yourself. Roommates make some noise. I promise you aren't always perfectly silent when your roommate is sleeping.

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Anonymous #1 10h

You’re just plain wrong about everything. I’m done arguing because I have work tomorrow and this is a waste of my time. If you’re playing games at 3am and feel the need to defend it this strongly, I suggest you get one too.

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Anonymous #2 10h

Buddy I work earlier than you do. I work more too. I'm not wrong about anything, you're just a snowflake who thinks they can tell people what to do in their own living space. If they're in their private room they can do whatever the fuck they want really. Certainly allowed to talk.

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Anonymous #1 10h

News flash asshole, if you’re living with someone it’s no longer just your space. It’s a SHARED space, and what do you do when you have to share a space? You have to be considerate of the people around you.

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Anonymous #1 10h

wait I think there’s been a misunderstanding. You’re thinking of housemates, I’m thinking of roommates. We were both right lol

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Anonymous #2 9h

You share an actual room with someone?

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Anonymous #2 8h

Yeah you should be considerate in shared spaces but talking isn't an inconsiderate thing to do irregardless of time, people need to talk sometimes and you can do that in your living space. That applies to everyone living there. If it's a shared room (I've never shared a room so I didn't even think of that) yeah talk a little quieter than normal but you can still talk 🤷‍♂️

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Anonymous #1 3h

yeah, I’m in college

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Anonymous #1 3h

The courtesy in a shared room is that both people to to go to sleep at around the same time. Talking is a no-go no matter how loud because no matter how big the room is, it can still be heard which can disturb the sleeping roommate.

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