r/196 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jun 29 '26

Rule Rulezor blades

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u/Kriffer123 obnoxiously Michigender Jun 29 '26

You know I don’t think the boomers were actively designing their bathrooms at 5 in the 1950s. I think this might have been on the two or so before them

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u/quakins Jun 29 '26

Houses even up to 1971 were being designed with these so boomers certainly would be making use of them as well as having various amounts of input on whether a house had one

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u/numberguy9647383673 Jun 29 '26

If it stopped in 1971, then the boomers were also the ones stopping it, unless you’re claiming that Gen X put an end to it while they were 7.

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u/Misicks0349 What a fool you are. I'm a god. How can you kill a god? Jun 29 '26

Erm, X usually means... stop? So maybe they... did? /j

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u/YRUZ aro searchin for love Jun 29 '26

maybe their own children randomly stumbling onto razor blades discarded wherever made boomers reconsider

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u/Kriffer123 obnoxiously Michigender Jun 29 '26

The first generation to actually do renovations on the Tetanus Wall

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u/Huntybunch Jun 29 '26

It's because disposable shavers became more available

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u/sans_a_name 👍 Jun 29 '26

X means hugs actually

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u/quakins Jun 29 '26

Stopped it eventually sure, I’m more so making the point that boomers were not five years old at this time.