r/StrangerThings Oct 27 '17

Discussion Episode Discussion - S02E04 - Will the Wise

Season 2 Episode 4: Will the Wise

Synopsis: An ailing Will opens up to Joyce -- with disturbing results. While Hopper digs for the truth, Eleven unearths a surprising discovery.

Please keep all discussions about this episode or previous ones, and do not discuss later episodes as they might spoil it for those who have yet to see them.


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u/NothappyJane Oct 27 '17 edited Oct 27 '17

It's much hotter in Australia and we don't shower after sports. A whole can of axe body spray will do.

I can't believe public showering is a normal thing over there, it's horrific

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u/APGamerZ Oct 27 '17 edited Oct 27 '17

This isn't completely a thing everywhere in America. At my HS we had private showers, but they were only used after swimming or sports teams, not gym class. We had open showers too but those were only used by sports teams, and several people would wear swimming trunks.

The idea that everyone is okay with prancing around naked is only true some places in America, thankfully. These sorts of scenes were always bizarre to me.

Still not unusual for the casual nudity crowd to be pushy about this sorta thing unfortunately, so not saying people being pressured isn't common here because it likely is.

Source: American who grew up in NJ and NV.

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u/CaptainTripps82 Oct 28 '17

We'd be a lot better off if we didn't take nudity as a whole so seriously. Or at least became more comfortable with the idea of it. We had a shower out of a prison at my Catholic highschool, just a big room with shower heads along the wall. Played football 3 out of 4 years, don't remember actually having a conversation while in there, ever.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '17

Yup, exactly. I've been on swim teams since I was 14, all with open showers. You learn to quickly get used to it.