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Question Raised About Speaking to Neighboring Stall During Girls’ Accompanied Bathroom Use

Doubts have been expressed regarding whether one should speak to the adjacent stall when hearing sounds of excretion during a girl’s accompanied bathroom use.

Published Oct 8, 2026 23:252 min readComments 0日本語English

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The poster raises questions about girls’ accompanied bathroom use. According to the post, although one i…

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The poster raises questions about girls’ accompanied bathroom use. According to the post, although one is generally alone upon entering a private toilet stall, there are occasions when the sounds of excretion can be heard from the neighboring stall. The poster wonders whether it is common or appropriate to say something like "You’re done," in such situations.

This post highlights uncertainties about communication during girls’ accompanied bathroom use, focusing specifically on whether one actually speaks to the person next door. However, the poster’s intent, background, as well as details such as location or timing remain unknown, so no further conclusions or context can be derived.