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⌈ Secret Post #6794 ⌋

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Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

When you encounter a bathroom with the lightswitch on the outside of the room, do you ever just want to turn it off while someone is in there and leave it off?

I tried a couple of times as a child, but only flickered it. I did get a 'HEY' from the person inside, though.

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

ahaha no that would not have occurred to me. But now I'm going to be paranoid about it happening when I'm in the bathroom! (mostly joking)

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

Hm, I wonder if this is a thing that only exists in certain countries or regions because I've never been anywhere where the bathroom lightswitch is outside of the bathroom. I never would've thought about turning it off while someone was inside because I've always been afraid of breaking any "rules", but I probably would've been afraid of someone turning it off while I was inside!

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

It's really common in the Boston, Massachusetts area and surrounding suburbs. Not sure where else.

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Ah, okay. I'm in the south, and the northeast is the one part of the country I've never really traveled to, so that makes sense.

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

US west coast and I've never encountered light switches outside the bathroom. I'm grateful because I would have had family members constantly turning the lights off for shits and giggles

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

I've encountered it in the south. My sisters upstairs bathroom has the switch in the hallway and she is in the south. I think it is just one of those weird things you've somehow managed to avoid even though it is fairly common. We all have little things like that.

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

I have one of those. Sometimes I'll be in there and my wife will think I just left the light on and turn it off and I have to do the HEY thing.

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

Only when I'm at work. Just to hear the daily cry of "Ya fuckin tosser, pit it back oan. Ahm haein a shite here!"

Re: Bathroom lightswitches

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, a bit :D
Also at my flat there are different rooms for bath and toilet with outside switches. So the amount of times someone switched off is astonishing