[anothersteve]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

Whatever your sex at birth, that is yours for life.

You trying to start trouble with that radical thinking?

Steve

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by anothersteve

You trying to start trouble with that radical thinking?

Steve

Our heads are the same at home, but if I have a dump in the one my wife uses, you can forget all this "Who cares which one you use nonsense!!"

[anothersteve]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Our heads are the same at home, but if I have a dump in the one my wife uses, you can forget all this "Who cares which one you use nonsense!!"

That's it.......go ahead and make light of a serious situation!!

Steve

[PugMom]

but, what if who you thought was a woman, was actually a man? that's the 1st thing i'd assume.

[villagerjack]

Originally Posted by skyking

Google is only your friend if you can read. We are talking about one toilet rooms like yours at home, but with a "Men" or "Women " sign on the door. I have used the one labeled "Women" at the neighborhood pool and guess what? They're both the same!

You miss the point. It is not that toilets are different in ladies and men’s rooms. They are not. At home, I can be assured that my wife or I will not be assaulted in my bathroom but allowing men unquestioned entrance to a public ladies room where they can hide, yes even in a single use bathroom, is very dangerous. Spotting a man Entering a ladies room should send an alarm but mainstreaming it will not. Obey the signs on the doors. It’s that simple and it has worked for decades. Not broke...don’t fix.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by villagerjack

You miss the point. It is not that toilets are different in ladies and men’s rooms. They are not. At home, I can be assured that my wife or I will not be assaulted in my bathroom but allowing men unquestioned entrance to a public ladies room where they can hide, yes even in a single use bathroom, is very dangerous. Spotting a man Entering a ladies room should send an alarm but mainstreaming it will not. Obey the signs on the doors. It’s that simple and it has worked for decades. Not broke...don’t fix.

Pure baloney as far as a single use restroom, with a lock, being any less safe for women, than say...a parking lot.

Anyone with even half a brain, can see exactly...what the real agenda is here.


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[anothersteve]

I must have less than half a brain.
"Exactly" what is "the real agenda"? And, agenda to what?

[Andyb]

The world we live in. Many U S states, they have gender neutral bathrooms, new liberal laws.

[LI SNOWBIRD]

The only true mixed men/women's room that had urinals and stalls in one room was in a store in The Vatican Rome.

[dewilson58]

Getting very close to our first: Human Poop thread.

[billethkid]

The thread subject is simple.
The agenda? Depends on replies.

[airstreamingypsy]

I am a woman, I have used men's rooms, when it was a single seater. Sometimes someone goes into a lady's room and seems to never come out. If the men's room next door is empty, why not use it? What difference does it make? I thought I had read every possible complaint and yet...... here's a new one. It's a bathroom, it doesn't matter who uses it, as long as there aren't multiple stalls.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy

I am a woman, I have used men's rooms, when it was a single seater. Sometimes someone goes into a lady's room and seems to never come out. If the men's room next door is empty, why not use it? What difference does it make? I thought I had read every possible complaint and yet...... here's a new one. It's a bathroom, it doesn't matter who uses it, as long as there aren't multiple stalls.

Dad, why is that lady in here? Oh, it's o.k. son she's just counting stalls...... there's more than one she won't stay.

Men waiting in line outside a Mens room that’s in use, door unlocks and a woman comes out. Men look but don’t say a word and the next in line goes in. Now, women waiting in line outside a Ladies room that’s in use, door unlocks and a man comes out. His funeral is tomorrow. ;-)

[villagerjack]

Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy

I am a woman, I have used men's rooms, when it was a single seater. Sometimes someone goes into a lady's room and seems to never come out. If the men's room next door is empty, why not use it? What difference does it make? I thought I had read every possible complaint and yet...... here's a new one. It's a bathroom, it doesn't matter who uses it, as long as there aren't multiple stalls.

Does that mean that you can park in a No Parking Zone when all the spots are filled? Use the Exit in the theater when the Entrance has a line? Convenience should not take a back seat to safety. Signs on bathrooms have been there for as long as I lived, perhaps longer. Why do you want to change it now? Perhaos some bright mind could come up with a better solution to shorten the time women take in bathrooms because it is not Men demanding to use Womens Rest Rooms, but Women demanding to use Men’s Rooms.