Whisper users reveal their most awkward opposite sex roomate stories

Users recount some of the most cringe-worthy moments when living platonically with a member of the opposite sex

Saturday 28 November 2015 13:18 EST

Users of the anonymous confessions app recounted their experiences (Whisper)

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Users of the anonymous confessions app, Whisper, have recounted some of their most awkward experiences living with members of the opposite sex.

From pecuilar hygiene practices to semi-nudity, some of these tales will leave you cringing.

One user said she was nervous about walking around naked but others complained that they had become so nervous around each other that they made other people uncomfortable when they came over.

Others got irritated by their flatmates' personal habits including leaving beard hairs lying in the sink and one man who had an "addiction to pornography and eating everything".