This puts the “rest” in “restroom.” Taking bathroom breaks without actually using the toilet might seem strange. However, beleaguered Gen Zers are increasingly sequestering themselves inside the ...

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For many people, the bathroom is more than a place to take care of their private business; it is a place to just get away from others. People online have dubbed this concept ‘bathroom camping,’ and a ...

Let’s face it—no matter how much millennials or Gen X hate on Gen Z, it’s a proven fact that Gen Z is unique. They're self-aware to a fault, emotionally in tune, have memes for every micro-emotion, ...

You walk into the office bathroom and find someone sitting cross-legged on the floor with headphones on and mood lighting from their phone flashlight. No, they’re ...

Bathroom camping serves as a helpful practice, yet experts emphasise that it should not substitute professional mental health treatment when someone needs it. Spending too much time alone in isolation ...

There is another bizarre trend Gen Zers are endorsing. It involves heading to the restroom, not to use the toilet, but to simply take a break and shut out the overstimulating world AI-generated image ...

Scrolling through Instagram while sitting on the toilet isn’t exactly new, but young people today are taking it much further. A viral phenomenon known as 'bathroom camping' has gained traction on ...

On a weekday morning in Gurugram, 25-year-old Ananya Agarwal, a client servicing executive in an advertising agency, slipped out of her office. The constant ping of emails, the chatter of colleagues, ...