Does ANYbody approve of this?

@AmbiePam (131256)
United States
August 11, 2026 5:17pm CST
There was a lady who was with a bunch of her friends at a house rented out for a weekend bachelorette party. The lady opened a bathroom closet, and saw a wedding dress. Another lady told her she should try it on, so she did (it fit perfectly). She then posted the picture and story on TikTok (I am not on there). Most people told her it was disrespectful, but she disagrees. She says the closet was not locked, and the kitchen utensils are okay to use so anything not hidden should be fine to use. I think it’s really rude to try on someone else’s wedding dress. No one expects a weekend renter to try on their clothes, especially a wedding dress. What do you think? Has anyone here rented out their home on Airbnb…?
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@rebelann (118869)
• El Paso, Texas
12 Aug
Firstly, I don't have enough money to have more than one home so I wouldn't be renting in the first place Butt, I do think renters should ask permission before trying on someone elses clothes no matter what it is.
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@AmbiePam (131256)
• United States
12 Aug
I had a friend who would just rent out her home while on vacation or when she went to see family. She didn’t have a second home either. Even if I could, I’d never do it.
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@AmbiePam (131256)
• United States
12 Aug
@rebelann I know!
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@rebelann (118869)
• El Paso, Texas
12 Aug
Vacation, hummmmmm, watts that @AmbiePam ??
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@Juliaacv (57780)
• Canada
11 Aug
Some people have no level of respect for another's property, this is a prime example of that. Shame-shame, but my guess would be that she will never own a wedding gown of her own.
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@AmbiePam (131256)
• United States
11 Aug
Probably true!
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@RasmaSandra (101539)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
12 Aug
Never had a house to rent ou, What I think it that first of all the renter should not keep things liek wedding dresses hanging around and second the renter should not go through their personal things,
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• West Haven, Connecticut
12 Aug
That is definitely rude, hopefully they didn't ruin it
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@teamfreak16 (48092)
• Denver, Colorado
11 Aug
It seems kind of rude, not to mention invasive, but that's how people are these days.
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@AmbiePam (131256)
• United States
11 Aug
The only thing I’d ever think to lock if I were a person who rented my home short term is the medicine cabinet. I would assume people would just have common sense already.
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@aninditasen (18426)
• Raurkela, India
12 Aug
I would never rent my house to such people.
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@rsa101 (42099)
• Philippines
12 Aug
Yeah, I guess they should ask permission from the owner of that dress. I think it was a bit rude; even though the dress was left there, it’s still someone else’s, and I assume it’s not part of the rented property. The owner might have just left it there.
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@dodo19 (48575)
• Beaconsfield, Quebec
12 Aug
This is definitely rude and disrespectful. Certainly not something anyone should do.
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@LeaPea2417 (39985)
• Toccoa, Georgia
12 Aug
That is very rude. There is no way I would rent my home for Airbnb! There are too many untrustworthy people out there.
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@LadyDuck (504625)
• Italy
12 Aug
I also think that it's really rude. She rented and she was allowed to use the kitchen tools, but wearing personal clothing is another matter. I would never rent my apartment, never!
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@Traceyjayne (14641)
• United Kingdom
12 Aug
The Mister rents places when he is away at work, sometimes he uses Airbnb ….. I agree it’s so rude to wear someone else’s clothes …..just bad manners ….you just don’t do it !
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@Deepizzaguy (126001)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
12 Aug
It is out of bounds for anyone to put on a wedding dress of another person in their home.
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• Defuniak Springs, Florida
12 Aug
There’s a lot of things wrong with this. But also why was the wedding dress there.
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@Wrexxo (9768)
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12 Aug
I don't think it's right. The lady didn't do well at all
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@kareng (83470)
• United States
12 Aug
Most BNB's are rentals and I would think something left by previous renters. Still odd!
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@toniganzon (82000)
• Philippines
12 Aug
Yes it was disrespectful. In the airbnb I have rented, there are always house rules. Curfew if there is one. What to use and what not to use. If the house owner didn't want anybody to touch her personal belongings, especially the clothes, then she have locked the closet or left a note. Just to be sure that nobody is going to touch it. Never rented out my house even if it's empty. I'm not comfortable with strangers staying in my place. Not unless I purchased it with the intention of putting it up for a lease.
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@jstory07 (149768)
• Roseburg, Oregon
12 Aug
I would never rent out my home that I live in. She was rude to try on that wedding dress.
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@DaddyEvil (179044)
• United States
12 Aug
The dress was in a closet with the door closed. She should have respected the owner's right to privacy.
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@xFiacre (15455)
• Ireland
12 Aug
@ambiepam Big risk renting out your home, you never know how it will be abused. That woman clearly has no normal boundaries and no respect. Quite crass.
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@JudyEv (389873)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Aug
I think it's rude. Bad enough to try on the dress but then to post it on social media is doubly bad.
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