It's the rich sorority girls of the south.

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We’re not.

You’re the one with issues if you believe what you are fed online is representative of what people are doing.

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This is a you problem. Instagram is not reality.

I'm confused - I decorated my dorm room 30 years ago. It may not have been as uniform as the ones you see on TikTok now, but I had a nice quilt, throw pillows, and we double taped artwork to the walls. We even had an area rug and cute lamps.

Getting a headboard can be $50-80 on Walmart of Amazon to make the bed more comfortable. Carpets are around the same. You can do it inexpensively.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is it entitlement. It’s all east and not expensive.

It’s not really entitlement it’s mothers who can’t let go. It is mostly a southern thing, the type of girls who go to large Southern Universities with 80% acceptance rates who are just there for the party.

Precisely.
Won’t catch this at school churning out those seeking professional careers

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Anonymous wrote:Designer is ridiculous but a nicely put together room with storage (most dorm stuff is intended to make best use of space) is totally reasonable.

Not really sure why girls keeping a cute clean room has to be knocked, but the dirty disorganized zero effort boy rooms aren’t criticized. Oh wait I know why …

It’s the pink coordinated Knick knacks with their roommates that are nauseating.

It’s all tacky

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Designer is ridiculous but a nicely put together room with storage (most dorm stuff is intended to make best use of space) is totally reasonable.

Not really sure why girls keeping a cute clean room has to be knocked, but the dirty disorganized zero effort boy rooms aren’t criticized. Oh wait I know why …

It’s the pink coordinated Knick knacks with their roommates that are nauseating.

I don't think there's anything wrong with curating a space to bring you joy, especially considering the amount of time you spend in your dorm room and the fact that you might be really, really missing your parents, siblings, friends, etc. I'm more in favor than ever thinking about your stupid comment/reaction to young girls wanting to have a comforting space.

But you keep getting nauseated!

Anonymous wrote:Designer is ridiculous but a nicely put together room with storage (most dorm stuff is intended to make best use of space) is totally reasonable.

Not really sure why girls keeping a cute clean room has to be knocked, but the dirty disorganized zero effort boy rooms aren’t criticized. Oh wait I know why …

It’s the pink coordinated Knick knacks with their roommates that are nauseating.

Anonymous wrote:Why is it entitlement. It’s all east and not expensive.

It’s not really entitlement it’s mothers who can’t let go. It is mostly a southern thing, the type of girls who go to large Southern Universities with 80% acceptance rates who are just there for the party.

Anonymous wrote:I see these insane rooms on Instagram Reels with wallpaper, headboards, actual furniture, etc. Why are we normalizing this? Such entitlement.

Most people are not. We have 2 kids in college (one private one public), have moved them in and out of dorms, and neither they nor their friends have IG worthy dorm rooms. Don't allow the vocal minority to affect your judgement

Designer is ridiculous but a nicely put together room with storage (most dorm stuff is intended to make best use of space) is totally reasonable.

Not really sure why girls keeping a cute clean room has to be knocked, but the dirty disorganized zero effort boy rooms aren’t criticized. Oh wait I know why …

These dorm rooms are mostly in schools like Old Miss where marriage comes before educating women.

There are a lot of AI-generated photos on the internet. You can’t believe everything you see. Even Pinterest has false photos.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen SIGNIFICANTLY more content criticizing girls for this, than content about actually decorating dorm rooms.

Anyway.

In hindsight I wish I had done more to make my dorm room pleasant to live in. It was a tough year and more pleasant living conditions would have been nice.

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