Hatches
on April 28, 2025
Today’s comic sets a boundary.
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Comic exchange courtesy of Comicad.net |
Today’s comic sets a boundary.
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Comic exchange courtesy of Comicad.net |
Dad joke alert!
That reminds me of several cases where parents removed the doors as punishment, …
For us it wasn’t “punishment”… The 3 houses we lived in just didn’t have interior doors.
I got my first, separate bedroom with a door I could close (but not lock) when I was 16, way back in the wilds of 1982
I’ve never heard of a house that didn’t have any doors or at least some kind of divider or screens to give privacy..
I’ve actually lived in more than one.
Growing up in my childhood home, most of the upstairs rooms HAD them, but we so rarely used them that I didn’t realize the one on my room didn’t latch closed until shortly before I moved out. Hell, I don’t think I EVER remember our parents door being closed. Downstairs the only rooms that had doors were the bathrooms, and unless we were bathing or stinking up the place; none of us bothered using those either. My sisters would occasionally shut theirs, my brother would once in a while when he was being moody as a teen (or “entertaining himself”),… Read more »
the very first house i lived in (Hawaii, early 80’s, probably built in the 40s or 50s) was a big room, a kitchen and a bathroom. My parents had a sheet they hung up across the room at night to give them a little more privacy and to blunt a little bit of the light from the TV. I remember being amazed when we moved and i had my own room with a door I could close. It was huge, compared to what my ‘room’ had been before
https://wifflegif.com/gifs/568239-my-little-pony-ba-dum-tss-gif XD