Anonymous wrote:No, I always get my own room unless I’m sharing with a family member, including my brother or dad. Last year I went to Africa with my dad on a mission trip and we shared tents and dumpy hotel rooms together. My dad is a serious Four Seasons kind of guy but we had a blast.

LOL, I love sharing a room with my dad. It feels like something from the old tv show the Waltons. We turn the lights out and we just talk the way we did when I was 8 and he’d tuck me in and he’d lie next to me for a few minutes and we’d talk.

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Anonymous wrote:How will men spend 45min in the bathroom in the morning if they had to share it with other men?!

How to women do it?

Are they more comfortable sharing?

Women either don't poop on trips (vacation constipation is real) or they go quickly and only spend a few minutes in the bathroom.

I can't figure out why men need to spend half the morning in the bathroom.

Me either. DH acts like his whole day is ruined if he can’t have a relaxing 30 minute poop. If we are traveling or for whatever reason he didn’t get his time, he will have to stop multiple times during the day to “try” to poop. He won’t just wait until it feels like the poop is ready. He wants to preemptively get it out for some odd reason. It’s bizarre. I just wait until it’s ready and then I’m quick.

Mine does this too! It’s really an activity that should be done on demand and within 5 minutes.

It’s biology after all!

My DH always shares a room with multiple other guys when they travel together (annual guys hiking and/or canoe trips are a big thing with his friend group that has been together since they were little kids). Usually at the end of the trip they have a motel/hotel room for a night before driving home. They tend to have 3/4 guys per room. My DH isn't crazy about it, but when you have a friend group that has basically been intact since 1st grade incomes vary wildly and he isn't going to insist on his own room when some of the other guys don't have a lot of money and it helps them to split the cost of the room. Also, he has no trouble sleeping anywhere, so it really doesn't matter.

I don't tend to travel that much, but I have met up with a girlfriend from law school a few times, and we shared a suite. I attend writers' conferences a lot which is usually shared housing and I HATE it; I have trouble sleeping.

No, I always get my own room unless I’m sharing with a family member, including my brother or dad. Last year I went to Africa with my dad on a mission trip and we shared tents and dumpy hotel rooms together. My dad is a serious Four Seasons kind of guy but we had a blast.