I had a small group of friends come to stay for the weekend. One of them is massively overweight ( by her own admission ) and therefore I gave her the guest room with the brand new Ensuite so she could have privacy and not have to wander along the landing to the main bathroom. As they have now all left I went in to change the bed and clean the bathroom and have realised she didn’t have a shower all weekend. No towels moved, no wet shower tray, no damp towel.
I’ve just clicked that our new shower has a sliding door that simply doesn’t leave a big enough gap for her to get in. I am mortified. She must have been so upset. But it’s too late for me to replace the cubicle as would be too expensive.
Surely shower manufacturers should make openings big enough for larger people as standard now ?
Ethical dilemmas
My large friend couldn’t fit in my new shower.
homecomingposy · 14/08/2023 14:46
Deathbyfluffy · 14/08/2023 15:36
It's not your responsibility to change your house to accommodate those with little to no self control.
I'm larger, but accept it's my own doing - I'd hate if anyone felt bad for it!
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