Maybe it's being a product of my environment but there are so few things that are currently private that I would want to have to do publicly. I don't generally really want to contend with other people not shared facilities more than I have to. I definitely don't want communal bathing. I can stomach public transport, which is already a thing, but then I tend to spurn it where I live more often than not because of the lack of viability and convenience. I guess I would say I wish that where I was specifically that transport was more communal than it is now. I don't see how it really could be though because of the nature of where I live and the lack of density and the bad urban planning that led to everything being very spread out, but it'd be nice.
Private property, specifically your toothbrush, comrade.
There’s always someone who doesn’t know so I’m contractually obligated to say that by property we mean the means of production and not any other personal belongings.
Masturbation.
You mean like what Peewee Herman tried to do?
I dunno, I've seen plenty of J.O. Bro communities. Seems pretty communal already in some spaces.
That goes well with my idea of pooping.
As an American, not much honestly. Community means Christ in these parts.
That's got to be the nicest looking pool gym I've ever seen.
But why have two pools?
Yes! Making communal pixel art in speedos, why is this not a thing?
Laundry. Why do each of us need to have a machine and space to leave clothes to dry when we could have a common space for that?
Communal laundry rooms are quite common on some places.
This is considered standard equipment in all apartments in Sweden, both co-op and rentals.
When I hear about the washing rooms where women would go to do their laundry, they sound so fun. A lot of work of course, but just a great place to sit back and gossip.
brushing our teeth
we comin for whitey's toothbrush
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