The untouched living room was wild # #2000s #nostalgia #millennials

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• @emdawulf

  This seemed like an insane indicator of wealth in my mind at the time. Also having a “computer room” or having your own private phone line

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• @aacsmiles

  Had a neighbor friend with a pristine white living room that no one was allowed to breathe near.

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• @its.me.mj.anotherone

  A girl I went to school with had the white/cream living room WITH A GRAND PIANO and not only did no one sit in there, no one in their family played the piano. 💀

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• @WarmestComputer

  Having a front more formal room that no one touches is from the days when you had more guests like clergy, lady from some booster club, door-to-door salesmen, etc. That way you always had a put together space to meet those type of people. The next generation continued it because it's what they grew up with even though we got more casual as a society and the houses still had the rooms.

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• @bitxhmuffin

  We had one growing up. We used it for the christmas tree and christmas morning, boxing watch parties and DeCoRaTiOn.

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• @YenneGoldes

  Living rooms back then were basically museum displays, not for actual living

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• @RetroMattio

  Kate you have seriously gotten funnier.. like your acting skills impress me.

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• @badvamp666

  My bff's mom used to vacuum the carpet in the dining room a certain way so that if you walked on it the footprints would show and and she would yell at you

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