> > Imagine a high school boys' locker room come to life > > speaking of toxic, why the stereotyping? For a lot of us, "a high school boy's locker room" is ju

> > Imagine a high school boys' locker room come to life > > speaking of toxic, why the stereotyping? For a lot of us, "a high school boy's locker room" is just a cliché from US films. We had no equivalent to this in my country; we were expected to shower and get dressed at home and had nothing even remotely similar at school. It is a cliché. One presented by the US to the world so many times that it has come clear way to express a stereotype. I sure hope that real-life locker rooms are unlike what you portray in arts and films, but as a foreigner, it's the references we've got.