A Reddit post about toilet habits has recently captured widespread attention and sparked a lively debate online. The post, shared in the @r/badroommates group, details a user’s frustration with her new roommate’s excessive use of toilet paper. According to the post, the roommate, who moved in a month ago, bought six packs of toilet paper, each containing nine rolls. Within just one week, she reportedly used up three packs, amounting to around 25 rolls, and filled the dustbin to the brim. This overuse led to the sewage system clogging, an issue the user had not encountered in years.
Alongside the story, the user posted a photo of the toilet paper stash and sought advice from the Reddit community on whether anyone else had faced a similar situation. The post quickly went viral, with many commenters expressing their astonishment. Some suggested that the roommate might have obsessive-compulsive disorder, which can drive extreme cleanliness habits. Others shared experiences of similar behaviors in their own homes.
The incident has ignited a broader discussion on social media about what details are appropriate to share about one’s roommates, highlighting the need for understanding and respecting personal privacy while navigating shared living situations.
