[villagerjack]

[QUOTE=ColdNoMore;1721481]
BOTH of your examples, were of attacks in multiple stall, public restrooms...without main door locks.

This entire thread, has dealt with SINGLE use restrooms (with locks)...and whether or not they are safe.

In your desperation, you have tried mixing apples and trucks...and I've simply set you straight.

You're welcome. [/QUOTE

Actually you mixed bathrooms and parking lots.

So the men entering a women’s bathroom would look to see if it was a single lock bathroom and if so, he would leave and not attack the woman?

Why would he do that ?

Hmmmm..

DUUBLE DUH!

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by christiewright

I completely agree. Both men and women use the same bathroom at home. Is this a cootie thing or just what you were reared when it was not prevalent?

Good luck explaining to the dense, something that should be obvious...as I give up.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by christiewright

I completely agree. Both men and women use the same bathroom at home. Is this a cootie thing or just what you were reared when it was not prevalent?

What is your question?

[Fuzz323]

Originally Posted by JSR22

I do not understan d why this would be a problem. If it's aroom with one toilet and sink and locks why would anyone care?

It all depends on how bad you have to go and how far away the next available loo is!!

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

No, not seriously. Those would be the historic toilets on display so people can see what they looked like in ancient Rome.

The actual public restrooms have plumbing, real toilets, and are wheelchair accessible with diaper-changing stations.

It was many years ago when I visited Italy. Believe me, those holes in the ground were in use, not just on display.

[anothersteve]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

It was many years ago when I visited Italy. Believe me, those holes in the ground were in use, not just on display.

Same thing in Tokyo in the 70's.............when in Rome........
Steve

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by villagerjack

Google is your friend.

Seattle Jogger Attacked in Public Bathroom Fights Back


https://cbs12.com/news/local/woman-a...ian-police-say

The article states the attacker was "hiding in one of the stalls". Sounds like this was not a single stall restroom which this thread has been addressing.

[CFrance]

I think the problem is with the lady, not the restrooms. OP indicated they were labeled Men's and Women's. There was no line for the Men's. She was in the line for the Women's, not both of them.

If we don't follow at least some of the world's signs, uncomfortable things could happen.

[skyking]

Originally Posted by villagerjack

Google is your friend.

Seattle Jogger Attacked in Public Bathroom Fights Back


https://cbs12.com/news/local/woman-a...ian-police-say

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!

[tsouth]

Actually, it’s not that uncommon in TV. I think it started on the golf courses, where there is often just one restroom. Not really a big deal, but locking the door is recommended.

[Indydealmaker]

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

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by tsouth

Actually, it’s not that uncommon in TV. I think it started on the golf courses, where there is often just one restroom. Not really a big deal, but locking the door is recommended.

If there is only one restroom.......

[CWGUY]

Won't be long and you will be hearing " Yeah I have 3 kids ...... 1 of each."

[wisbad1]

Originally Posted by villagerjack

Getting very puzzling out there. Was Eating in 5 Guys Brownwood and headed for the Mens Room. There was a lady standing outside both rooms which are adjacent to each other. I went to enter the Men’s Room and the lady gave me a look and said “there is a line”. But there were no men on the “line”, only her. I was taken aback by her remark but held back commenting because it was “in use” and I went on my way. I thought to myself that I would NEVER, EVER attempt to enter a Ladies Room but it appears some attitudes and rules have changed? This is dangerous territory especially for women if this becomes normalized. Under some rare and really crowded circumstances, I could see the desire to share these facilities but I think women in particular should be careful in mainstreaming this. Be careful what you wish for. It could get dangerous.

don't think she'd want to when I got done

[CWGUY]

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!

May I ask why? Were you that day?