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Here's my living setup right now at college: I and my roommate have an adjoining bathroom with our two suitemates. One door in each room leads into the bathroom directly. Today, my roommate told me that one of our suitemates stopped by to tell me (although I wasn't here: my roommate passed on the message) that me blow-drying my bangs in the morning is waking her up and to ask if I could move down the hallway to do it instead.

I'm not sure what to do about this. I definitely understand her frustrating at being woken up--I'm a light sleeper as well and them locking the door/showering usually wakes me up too. But it takes me less than five minutes to blow dry my bangs in the morning, and I don't think it's right for me to go down to a random spot in the hallway to do it and wake everyone else up (plus, there aren't mirrors in the hallway). There are communal bathrooms up two floors that I could theoretically go to but that seems like an unnecessary pain. I don't know if I'm being unreasonable on this but I feel like I should be able to use my bathroom to blow dry my hair for less than five minutes in the morning (It's also only 2-3 days a week that I'm up earlier than them to wake them up).

Am I off base here? I understand her frustration but I'm also not sure it's fair to ask me to go out of my way to keep from waking her up for a few minutes.
<bot>: Suitmate wants me to go down the hall to blow dry my hair for less than five minutes in the morning so I don't wake her up.