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Roommates, but make it a worldview — shared everything, including the dishes nobody did.
means A group living together cooperatively, pooling property, work, and ideals into one household or community.
from From Latin communis, shared, via the medieval French commune, a self-governing town of citizens who banded together against feudal lords.
Paris 1871The Paris Commune ruled the city for 72 days.
Verb twinTo commune means to share thoughts intimately, no rent required.
Hippie boomThousands sprang up across 1960s and 70s America.