Should toilet paper go over or under? It’s one of those household debates that somehow turns heated fast, with social media users firmly split into opposing camps.
The team tends to be loud and proud about it, calling the under method "unhinged" and even admitting they will flip the roll at other people’s houses without asking.
The under-for-life crowd fires back just as hard. They see the over-crowd as entitled and invasive, arguing that touching someone else’s toilet paper setup crosses a line. Some even swear by the under method for practical reasons, like preventing cats from unraveling the entire roll.
And then there are the people who feel blissfully untouched by the whole thing. As one person put it, they have never cared about toilet paper orientation at all and feel completely free because of it.
What about you, are you quietly judging the roll every time you use someone else’s bathroom, or is this one debate you genuinely do not care about?
The team tends to be loud and proud about it, calling the under method "unhinged" and even admitting they will flip the roll at other people’s houses without asking.
The under-for-life crowd fires back just as hard. They see the over-crowd as entitled and invasive, arguing that touching someone else’s toilet paper setup crosses a line. Some even swear by the under method for practical reasons, like preventing cats from unraveling the entire roll.
And then there are the people who feel blissfully untouched by the whole thing. As one person put it, they have never cared about toilet paper orientation at all and feel completely free because of it.
What about you, are you quietly judging the roll every time you use someone else’s bathroom, or is this one debate you genuinely do not care about?