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Umm . . . the bathroom stalls don't have doors. They have curtains, and at least in my div we weren't allowed to use them, although I guess that's not true of all divisions. I don't think you'd be able to get a mirror at the nex either. There might be mirrors with some of the makeup stuff, but that stuff gets locked up by the RDCs except on picture day and graduation.
Realistically it shouldn't be an issue. While there will be drama and some degree of cattiness in bootcamp, you're training to work as a team. Bullying isn't tolerated. The RDCs will get in your face if you suck at marching or talk in chow or can't run . . . but not for your appearance. |
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It might seem like a really personal issue to you now, but you're going to find that after a couple of weeks that there's no room for modesty while at bootcamp. I'm not sure how the RDCs could prevent you from using the curtains on the heads as jzhaun said, because at least when I was there, RDCs weren't allowed in the heads when recruits were in them. |
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I'm honestly not exactly sure how it started because my div had the male house, but it was established as part of our standard inspectable procedures - toilet paper at 90 degrees, curtain tucked behind the hook, no drips in the sink etc. The RDCs have leeway on stuff like that - my div's RDCs and brother div's used to tell me different things on which way the knobs were supposed to be turned in the forward hold too.
Only when I moved to RCU and this rule wasn't implemented did I realize why our div did it that way . . . in RCU people used to hide behind the curtains and sleep or avoid PT sometimes. |
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I realize this was posted a while ago, but I wanted to say thanks. I've been really curious about this and too emarassed to ask anyone.
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I was the head PO in RCU for a short amount of time and I was always going in there and yelling at people to get out because they were trying to avoid pt, sleep... the one time we actually caught someone sleeping in the showers. Her excuse was that she was "icing her ankle and didnt want it to get all over the floor" when everyone else was doing it. RCU was horrible, we had females deficating on the bulkhead... I learned that day that it takes over 100 females, 5 hours to clean a head to RDC standards. |
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