Model's Bathroom Selfie Goes Viral For None Of The Reasons She Expected

This has proved especially true this year as the last couple of months have seen her appear in the videos for the 21 Savage song "Ball w/o you" and the Schoolboy Q song "Floating."

In the photo, she can be seen perched on the edge of what appears to be a counter in the bathroom to snap a cheeky selfie in the mirror.

Hey, we've all been there. When you're feeling fly, you gotta capture the moment.

As she told Buzzfeed News, "I was literally about to delete the picture but I decided not to."

If she had, the internet would have never known how frustrated and fascinated it could make everyone all at once.

It seemed perfectly clean, but the way it was designed was enough to baffle any builder. And soon, Twitter was awash with comments wondering what was going on.

This left commenters wondering if whoever installed that expected users to get up and waddle while desperately needing to wipe.

After all, most of us aren't exactly looking to gamble on the possibility of our phones falling in the toilet while we're trying to charge them.

As inconvenient as it is to hang a towel on a bar like the one above, it's at least possible to do.

Personally, I can't say I'd be inclined to touch anything below or behind the toilet, let alone be expected to reach under there when I need to dry my hands.

I'd sooner resign myself to a life of jazz hand-level shakes to dry them or just wiping them on the thighs of my pants, thank you very much.

This person in particular took things one step further and drew everyone's attention to the less-traditional shape of the bathroom door, but I think there's bigger and more pressing concerns inside this room than the entrance/exit.

All criticisms aside, everyone just wanted to know one thing: why? Why was it designed this way? Why has her aunt never tried to change anything? Why would anyone look at this bathroom and think, "Yep, this is exactly what a bathroom should be" and just leave it at that?

As expected, her aunt has no use for the bar under the toilet, so as to why it's there, your guess is as good as anyone's.

Apparently she's always on her phone so it's kind of convenient to charge it as she uses the toilet. That being said, it's definitely way less convenient when it's time to plug in a hair dryer.

That doesn't seem to be enough reason to look into changing it, though.

Of course, this means the far-away dispenser is completely superfluous, but what else is new with this bathroom?

As for how she feels about the strange design of her aunt's bathroom, she said, "To be honest I never noticed all these odd things until people pointed them out."

So clearly it's not quite the nightmare bathroom people online have painted it to be if it's largely gone unnoticed by those who've graced its pearly throne.

h/t: Buzzfeed News