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I am Australian and would just like someone to clarify something for me.

Is it normal for Americans to all use the bathroom together? and show each other their Tools?
Because in Australia that is not normal at all.

Thanks.

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I'm an American. 24 yo. I was in the Army. In the Army, especially in Iraq, my friend's and I did some stupid crazy *beep* Kicked each other in the dicks naked, etc that kind of gay *beep* It was fun and a way to *beep* around. Also, I had kool aid powder thrown on me by them little *beep* more than once. That *beep* sticks for a long time, lemme tell you. *beep* their little peckers.

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You don't know me.
You only think you do.

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You morons need to realize that IMDb censors out profanity so when you think you're being all cool and edgy, all we see is "*beep*". Idiots.

I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!

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Its not normal for men to use the john as seen in the film. But when nature calls a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do!

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In Australia is it normal for folks to assume that films are making claims that particular things characters do are necessarily normal behavior for the country the film happens to be set in?

What are words for when no one listens anymore

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I am Australian and would just like someone to clarify something for me.

Is it normal for Americans to all use the bathroom together? and show each other their Tools?
Because in Australia that is not normal at all.

Thanks.


Did you even read the post? Where is the assumption? I only see a question.

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Well what's normal and isn't is merely subjective. Some people are more comfortable than others. I have known people whose families shares this kind of familiarity and I have always felt uncomfortable with it. But even within my own immediate family and in other branches of it such as with cousins, they were okay with it. My dad, a sister, and my brother were uncomfortably open about such things whereas myself, my other sister and my mom were always extremely private. I guess it just comes down to personal preferences.

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Well what's normal and isn't is merely subjective. Some people are more comfortable than others. I have known people whose families shares this kind of familiarity and I have always felt uncomfortable with it. But even within my own immediate family and in other branches of it such as with cousins, they were okay with it. My dad, a sister, and my brother were uncomfortably open about such things whereas myself, my other sister and my mom were always extremely private. I guess it just comes down to personal preferences.

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I'm American and believe me I have no desire to be in the same room with anyone in the can male or female, nor do I want anyone around when I am. Some things are just meant to be done alone. About the extent that I would want to share bathroom activities is my girlfriend or wife in the tub or in the shower while I'm brushing my teeth, or vice versa. I love my bro and my dad and male friends, but I got no desire to be in the same room while they are doing their business.

So its not exclusively an American thing, but as has been pointed out it probably seemed natural to these guys since they had all done time.

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Do you think Kim show her sisters her dick?

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Those 4 brothers were somewhat low life, so cra[[ing and yacking might be something they are comfortable with.
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My friend growing up had 4 brothers and they would always go in and out when one another was in the bathroom. I think it's only common with close family.

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My friend growing up had 4 brothers and they would always go in and out when one another was in the bathroom. I think it's only common with close family.


Of course it is.

People here just can't grasp the fact that adopted guys are brothers if they have the same parent(s).

That and homophobia being very strong in American online communities obviously.

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