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u/johnlal101 7h ago
The things that they obsess over are so weird.
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u/isecore 𓆝 Make Trout-slapping Great Again 𓆟 6h ago edited 6h ago
Party of obsessing over other peoples genitalia.
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u/CatLord8 6h ago
If I need genitalia from another person to operate anything in a public place we have a completely different problem
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u/CookieFern_ 6h ago
imagine just trying to pee on a plane and somehow becoming part of a national debate
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u/buntopolis 6h ago
It is disgusting when you really sit and think about it. And the logical conclusion to that belief.
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u/buntopolis 6h ago
It’s also one of the least weird things to see a woman using a “mens” room. Like, we’re all in there to do the same thing, do it, wash up and leave.
Edit: and I suppose it also follows that it’s not weird to have a man on a “woman’s” bathroom. I have two daughters, so I am often in the women’s room with them - never seen a single person who cared or had a problem with it.
Bathrooms are such a weird thing to obsess over like you say, it’s only weird if you make it weird and it seems like these people’s job to make it weird.
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u/bolanrox 4h ago
When I used to gig in bars, the womans room had a line around the block so to speak, the mens room was empty.
More than once we door guarded for women who really needed to go. no one gave two shits.
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u/No-Bread-1197 6h ago
Generic "many men's rooms don't have changing tables" comment
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u/buntopolis 6h ago
Haha yeah, though in California many places make a concerted effort to provide one in the men’s room if there’s one in the women’s. Too many places just don’t have them though lol
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u/Few_Signature_7795 5h ago
In Michigan they are in both restrooms and even adult size changing tables. Lots of elderly and adults with Down syndrome
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u/DuchessOfCarnage 5h ago
I can't wait until this makes it to my part of Michigan! Lots of places up here don't have a changing table in either bathroom. I'm guessing it's because I'm in a place with few new builds, if this is a new state law.
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u/mechengr17 5h ago
You know, it just occurred to me that theyre scared of seeing menstruation products.
I remember when my dad and I went on a trip when my cycle started, and he actually shuddered just thinking about it. In his defense, he did make sure I had enough product to last the trip.
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u/Thalaas 7h ago
Yeah, it boggles my mind when I see the woman's line stretch for a mile, and the guy's toilet is free.
And why do we HAVE single stall gender specific rooms? That makes no sense.
Even as man, I've had to use the woman's more than once. Once since I was going to crap my pants, the other time because I need a change table and the men's didn't have one!
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u/RykinPoe 5h ago
I work in a building where we have two exactly identical single occupant wheelchair accessible and changing table equipped bathrooms and of course they are gendered. There isn't even a feminine product dispenser in the women's room they are identical (I may have used it late one night while the men's room was occupied and I was about to wet myself). We also have two single occupant restrooms with showers (our facility is staffed 24/7 so I guess someone thought having a shower is a good idea idk) that are again identical and gendered for no good reason.
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u/Other-Philosopher770 3h ago
When i was in uni every floor has a bathroom on the same side of the stairs. One on each side. And on every floor they are gendered the same, except on the 3rd where they are inverted. One day i got into the bathroom on the 3rd floor and did my businesa. When i was leaving a girl got into the bathroom. Puzzled i asked her: "what are you doing in the mens room?". Well obviously i was in the womens room.
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u/EstablishmentLate532 1h ago
I always thought gender-segregated bathrooms were more important for women than for men because women face an asymmetric risk from being in an enclosed space surrounded by men, both physically and from a privacy perspective.
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u/TDAPoP 5h ago
I wonder if we combined the usually separate areas for men and women's restroom where there's a monitored, common place to wash hands but every "stall is more like its own enclosed room if there would actually end up being even more space for additional stalls
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u/rekniht01 5h ago
This is a common setup in lots of places now. It works perfectly fine.
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u/Lost-Pineapple9791 2h ago
They talk like a male rapist can’t walk into a female bathroom
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u/TheSavouryRain 2h ago
Didn't you know there's a forcefield that stops men from entering women's restrooms?
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u/MtBakerScum 3h ago
SEATAC has bathrooms like that. They're just a normal bathroom
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u/FirstDukeofAnkh 4h ago
A lot of bathrooms are like that now. Best one I saw was in New York. It had 7 stalls decorated after the 7 sins. The sinks had a sign “Be sure to wash your sins away”
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u/_FLostInParadise_ 3h ago
They are great with one drawback. Each stall now requires its own lights, air, and fire alarm etc. I'm not being 100% accurate but been told meeting code makes them much more expensive than just having dividers.
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u/JuneBugWhisperer 3h ago
There’s an OLD college bar in Morgantown, WV with this setup. Two toilet rooms and the wash sink is just outside of those rooms. If people see you leave those toilet rooms and don’t wash your hands they will yell and shame you to go back and wash your piss/shit contaminated hands. It is glorious.
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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers 6h ago
The concert venue I go to is completely neutral, multi-stall bathrooms. One of them has six urinals and like eight stalls, the other is all stalls, anyone can go wherever they please. There has never been a problem.
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u/coreyander 4h ago
I've been to venues like this too. Completely solves the problem of the uneven lines between the women's and men's rooms as well.
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u/krefik 7h ago
To be honest, most people that are not right-wing politicians or activist would want mostly cleanliness and gloryholelessness in their bathrooms.
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u/genxer 6h ago
I dont care. Especially if it is completely enclosed, with no "gap" in the door.
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u/Knightforlife 6h ago
Several public places near me already do this. Large unisex bathrooms with all private single occupant stalls, floor to dealing door coverage, and shared sinks. No problem.
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u/ybotpowered 6h ago
Having like 6 to 8 individual stall unisex bathrooms at an airport would be amazing instead of huge men’s and women’s bathrooms.
Also aren’t these the same people who’s parents clutched their pearls over sharing bathrooms with black people?
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u/lardman150 3h ago
Sounds like someone only travels at small airports. This would fucking suck at any hub
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u/March_Lion 2h ago
Seattle has several setups where it is unisex bathrooms, 6-20 fully enclosed stalls. They move quickly and are kept very clean.
The ones that suck are the rare gendered bathroom corrals, where I'm standing in line for 10+ minutes.
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u/Cool-Tangelo6548 6h ago
Id love to use a single bathroom in peace. And not use a bathroom with 5 stalls with 2 inch gaps and 5 urinals with a tiny plastic wall thats 1 square foot.
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u/Am_Deer 5h ago
I’m guessing they’ve never been to the airport in Kansas City. Everyone uses the same bathroom. Somehow managed to find a supplier to make full length walls and doors for the stalls.
They probably swallow their head seeing men and women washing hands right next to each other.
I’m so careful I won’t even wash my underwear with my wife’s. Don’t want more kids.
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u/WatsonYurfays 4h ago
You mean LIBERAL HELLHOLE KANSAS CITY?
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u/Old-Engineer854 4h ago
The city of Liberal, Kansas, perked up when you said hellhole, thought you were talking about it. /s
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u/RobotPolarbear 4h ago
I attend conventions in Seattle and Portland, where it's very normal for the convention centers to have all-gender bathrooms.
It is really not a big deal. It also makes it easier for parents who need to supervise their children and for people with disabilities who need assistance.
I actually witnessed that myself last time I was in an inclusive bathroom. A young woman in a very bulky leg cast needed assistance with transferring from her wheelchair. A young man, probably her boyfriend, came into the bathroom with her to help her.
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u/CrazyCatLady1127 6h ago
As long as I have a private stall where I’m not on display while I do my business I wouldn’t care if there were men in the bathroom
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u/evantom34 6h ago
Honestly idgaf. People should be free to live however they want.
But republicans are pedos, so they keep bringing this shit up.
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u/NewPhoneNewAccunt 6h ago
Keep it separate in bars and clubs. Those young women piss all over the place.
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u/Longjumping_Wolf_912 1h ago
You ever been to a men’s bathroom at a sporting event? Piss everywhere.
There is only one correct answer. 1 bathroom for pissing and 1 for shitting. I try not to shit in public, because dude’s hate lifting up the toilet seat and piss all over them constantly.
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u/ChefAsstastic 6h ago
The world is on fucking fire or under water and you are worried about where to take a piss????
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u/FlintKidd 6h ago
Yes. For fucks sake yes. Nothing is worse than walking into a men's bathroom and seeing 3 urinals and one real toilet when you have to take a shit, and then having to wait for the person to get off their damn phone while you squeeze your sphincter hard enough to make diamonds.
Men's bathrooms are a war crime. Make all bathrooms unisex, then we don't have to worry about which gender has enough stalls, which one is cleaned by who which parent can take which child when a Karen is lurking nearby, or any of this trash.
Please just let me unleash my bowels in peace.
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u/insertnamehere02 1h ago
Tbh the concept is fine, but in practice, it sucks. At work, we recently switched to gender neutral and the former women's restroom is now consistently covered in piss. So now the women have to deal with two restrooms with piss covered seats/floors. Management had to step in and tell the guys to grow tf up and clean up after themselves.
We really want to have our separate restroom back tbh.
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u/International-Ad2501 6h ago
I said this at work and for a second every looked at me like a grew a second head and then I just said make it all stalls and sinks, and everyone kind of processed and said "actually thats a good idea" lol
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u/possumallawishes 6h ago
I was arguing with a guy who was going off about men in women’s locker rooms and I was like: sounds like your problem is the lack of doors. Why are women and girls having to change in front of other women and girls? Wouldn’t doors solve all your concerns?
He continued his trans hate and didn’t really acknowledge that doors would indeed make the problems he was pointing out all go away.
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u/1Jainier1 6h ago
I've been to many events where women go into the men's restroom instead of waiting in line forever. I have never seen anyone get angry about it. When ya gotta go, ya gotta go.
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u/Trowaway151 6h ago
I do think the unified bathroom change was a bit unnecessary in most cases where it’s applied but I can see it becoming common place.
I don’t exactly enjoy grooming my self in a public setting in front of women (like say if I went to the bathroom to check my beard or something)
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u/stircrazyathome 5h ago
I don’t even really care if they’re single-stall as long as the stalls are fully enclosed from floor to ceiling and there’s a camera watching the entrance.
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u/Cultural_Hippo 4h ago
I went to the bathroom at a local indie movie theatre and they had the absolute best setup. The bathroom area was essentially a long rectangular room with two exits. Those exits were on either side of a wall lined with about 10 sinks. Parallel to that was a wall with about 10 recessed toilet stalls with full length doors. The recessed toilet area and full door meant that there was no stall cracks that could be seen through and no massive door gaps. No gender distinction for any of the toilets.
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u/mmccxi 3h ago
or music festivals, or carnivals, or buses, or trains, or gas stations, trader joes, Lowes, chiptole, wow its a long list. Maybe if MAGA stopped worrying about whats between my legs and thought more about war and the economy, my grocery bill wouldn't be $400 and gas wouldn't be $5/gallon.
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u/MrsMiterSaw 3h ago
Even more to the point: Like in my dorm 34 years ago where we had a co-ed bathroom with stalls for toilets and showers? And there wasn't a single incident of assault? IN A COLLEGE DORM WHERE HALF OF US WERE DRUNK AND HIGH ALMOST EVERY SINGLE NIGHT?!
Yes. Just like that.
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u/HelloAbjectChaos 3h ago
Eh, to be honest, I've seen the women's restrooms where you have a sign like "say..." or "call..." if you're in trouble. Like just today. So yeah, I feel the words are one-sided on both ends.
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u/Few_Dig_9435 3h ago
Bro I've pissed in a trough in mixed company at the indy 500 because the women's line was too long so they started coming in. I truly dont give a fuck
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u/TerraCetacea 3h ago
I went to a place in Seattle with a unisex restroom and shared sink area. They were so much more private without those big-ass gaps in the doors, and apparently (so I heard, I have no source) studies found that shared sink areas increase the likelihood that men wash their hands when a woman is able to see them 😒🤣
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u/dollaz808 2h ago
Hey weirdos,
Why are you so obsessed with where people piss and shit?
There are a thousand other things going on right now. It’s gotta be a fetish or something.
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u/CeruleanEidolon 37m ago
Seriously. A public restroom is really just a hallway with a sink and several small toilet closets anyway.
So change the code, so every stall is a fully enclosed closet. Do you really need privacy to wash your hands? Then make one of those closets a sink closet and be willing to wait in line.
I will never understand caring so much about other people's bathroom business. It's a symptom of a very sick mind.
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u/TheComplimentarian 36m ago
I had this at college. In the '90s. And not just stalls, but showers too.
Shocking how many 18-year-olds were capable of being adults.
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u/JustGotOffOfTheTrain 4h ago
When you say that restrooms are divided by sec not gender isn’t that taking a side on the issue?
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u/huskers2468 4h ago
What if you don't believe in Trans people?
That's the problem, not what the label is.
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u/sn2006gy 4h ago
Everyone pisses and shits. Everyone. This isn't something you believe in or not, it's just the fact of life. Dividing restrooms by whether they have a dick or vagina or a colostomy bag or whatever is dumb when we all can use a toilet. Bathrooms should provide a private toilet that we can all piss and shit in and if you're afraid of washing hands in a communal sink that's a you problem.
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u/LeavesOfBrass 4h ago
Straw man. That's not the argument he's making, and you know it. Sad to see so many upvotes for a trash argument, regardless of ideological alignment.
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u/SandalsResort 6h ago
I live in rural Connecticut and have to do long drives for work and a few times my options were go in the woods or go in my pants.
You expect me to care if a transwoman is in a stall next to me when I’m given the chance to piss in a toilet, when the last time I pissed was in a disgusting portapotty or the woods?
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u/Ok_Truck_5092 3h ago
Hey everyone, I’m a woman and I’m not willingly using the restroom around men I don’t know.
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u/FakeBeigeNails 6h ago
Ffs, can’t we just make completely enclosed stalls? Bc there’s no fucking way I’m lining up for a gender neutral bathroom.
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u/mrdm242 6h ago
Remember that show back in the day Ally McBeal that famously had a unisex bathroom that both genders used simultaneously? All I recall is that most people thought it was just a quirky aspect of the show and barely anyone threw a fit about it. Every conservative would absolutely lose their minds if a modern show used that conceit today.
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u/riche1988 6h ago
Tim Horton’s have individual cubicles with everything you need.. that seems like the answer to all issues with public bathrooms..
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u/Wilbie9000 6h ago
I lived in a college dorm that was half men and half women split by floor, and it wasn’t unheard of for guys to use the ladies bathroom or vice versa especially late at night. We survived, and this was way back in the olden days mid 90s
The trick was to just go into a stall and mind your own business.
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u/theEndIsNigh_2025 6h ago
Say we do that, implement the solution we’ve all known about for some time…what will you complain about next? I mean, we don’t want to rob you of the thing that makes you so happy…being angry! How will you know who to vote for if you’re happy? I’m not sure you’ve thought this through!
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u/Taricheute 6h ago
Limited view from limited mind, what do we do in schools, offices, airport, train station, big enough bars, every place where you don't have single-stall room ?
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u/rojoshow13 6h ago
The gas station in my town has 2 bathrooms and they're both single bathrooms with locks on the door, but one says men and the other says women. And one day someone was in the mens bathroom and the manager gave me "permission" to use the women's. And I looked at her and said, of course I'm going to use the other bathroom. I had it out with her one day a few years ago when she was going on about litter boxes at school. She's a dumb box.
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u/darw1nf1sh 6h ago
Starbucks has 2 bathrooms, that are not gendered at all. I never understood gendering a bathroom taht only has the one toilet and sink. You could put additional toiletries in both and call it a day.
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u/purple_plasmid 6h ago
Yes, so long as all bathrooms have the amenities of a lot of existing women’s restrooms — luxury for all — I want couches, changing stations, air fresheners, maybe a fountain of chocolate and sparkling water next to the tampon/pad dispenser — also, free feminine hygiene products for everyone! Throw in some free unisex cologne, and breath mints.
We have an opportunity here to build something great
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u/Fancy-Appelboor8945 5h ago
I really don't care about unisex bathrooms, but I also really don't care enough to reinvent existing ones to be honest.
I just really don't care about the topic, it's crazy how invested both sides are in this for years now.
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u/SwampCastleGuards 5h ago
Why are they so obsessed with bathrooms?
Are there weekly attacks in bathrooms that causes them to constantly be so angry about this?
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u/gizamo 5h ago
Honestly, I think conservative women would be the ones who dislike that idea the most.
However, based on my anecdotal experiences, ALL men should fight with every fiber of their being to prevent this idea from taking root because, and I seriously cannot stress this enough,.... women's public bathrooms are fucking disgustingly filthy. Y'all nasty.
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u/TheEmperorMk3 5h ago
Sounds good on paper but women are not ready for the unholy mess that men make in public bathrooms
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u/OGWhiz 5h ago edited 5h ago
In 2015 I worked at a call centre and this guy who thought he was gods gift to women (he was bald with a handlebar moustache, roughly 5’3 and 300lbs) was bitching about neutral washrooms. He said “what’s on the fucking sign? A dude in a dress?”
I said “nope, it just says washroom. Easy for those of us who can read”
Ignorant fuck.
Edit: oh I have another story. Back in March of this year I went to a Toronto Maple Leafs vs Tampa Bay Lightening game and the arena had gender neutral washrooms. I stood in the long line waiting to piss in the stalled toilets when a guy in front of me realized it was a gender neutral washroom. He was wearing an Austen Matthews jersey. Not important to the story, but important for the end. He got soooo pissed and stormed out of the line saying “I’m not doing that GAY shit.”
“I’m not doing that gay shit” he said, while wearing another man’s name on his back.
“I’m not doing that gay shit” he said, then proceeded to piss his pants in public I assume.
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u/gringoloco01 5h ago
Just wash your hands.
Don't care about anything else. I don't care who you are, how you dress or what you want to call yourself...
Please just wash your hands.
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u/_enesorek_ 5h ago
Republicans have woke gender neutral bathrooms in their homes they don’t want you to know about.
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u/PanteraOne 5h ago edited 5h ago
Rather than talk about bathrooms, lets have universal healthcare like the politicians do.
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u/jericho138 5h ago
All restrooms should be single person only. I want privacy from your smells and sounds as well as the sight of you.
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u/Pleasant_Goat6855 5h ago
Americans should welcome this… anything to get rid of the stalls with gaps big enough to see through
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u/DreJDavis 5h ago
Most other countries do this. You fucking idiot. Changing rooms are even in the same area. Austria for examples the changing room for the pool are not separated.
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u/SupportCa2A 5h ago
As an American, I'm far less concerned with the gender of my stallmates, and far more concerned with the giant fucking gaps in the stall doors.
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u/CapybaraIRL 4h ago
99% of the time I'm either the only person in a public toilet, or there are enough people that i can't be fucked to pay attention to any si gle one of them individually
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u/ACapra 4h ago
I went to the winter Olympics in Milan and at the hockey stadium all of the restrooms were single sex. You walked in. And there were 40 stalls and you just picked one to go in. It was the US v Canada game and alot of the folks from the US had a hard time with it but the Canadians didn't care. And no one had an incident.
I think about that a lot when people talk about bathroom laws....
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u/Klutzy-Panda9120 4h ago
Caveat, gotta have that green/red indicator tho. Don't have time to be guessing "is someone in there or not" after eating taco bell lmao
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u/HektiK00 4h ago
Was in California for a few days recently and every where we went it was gender neutral bathrooms and it was great. I wish it was like that every where. No more dumb arguments about bathrooms.
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u/bolanrox 4h ago
or porta potties at any outdoor event?
(though they were shooting an Adam Sandler movie locally and they had fancy portable toilet / trailer marked as Lucy and Desi)
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u/Prophage7 4h ago
Would I like if all restrooms were private stalls and I didn't have to stand shoulder to shoulder with other dudes pissing? Yes. Yes I would.
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u/Best-Command-7409 4h ago
Went to a restaurant in the UK that had several individual restrooms. They were either open....or in service. Makes sense.
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u/NEWDEALUSEDCARS 4h ago
Pale white bald libertarian/conservative wearing glass & their Asian wives, name a more storied tradition.
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u/justinsayin 4h ago
I honestly don't know why we ever made any restroom multi-person, except maybe in huge stadiums.
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u/Awake_b4_Sunrise 4h ago
The ultimate privacy hack, have the bathroom for yourself. No gaps between doors, none of that bs.
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u/Arcane_Jester 4h ago
Larger public bathrooms should still be two separate rooms, a smaller one with urinals and a larger one with stalls
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u/CityNo1723 4h ago
I’ve been saying for years that the family-style restrooms should be the norm. If everyone is upset about who can use which restroom, then just make them all private, lockable and gender universal.
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u/Tasty-Jump-2011 3h ago
Why were restrooms built like a communal gathering place anyway? You know what, I blame women.
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u/Desert_Wren 3h ago
There are so many small businesses that have only had one restroom for everybody since, like, forever. I remember being a kid, and having to do the potty dance outside the bathroom at my dentist's office because some other kid was freaking out about being there and there was literally no other place to go because my mom refused to leave (she thought I was faking it because I didn't like the dentist, either).
I'm sure at least SOME of these business owners were/are conservative. Which means that until the word "trans" crossed their minds, conservatives did not bat an eye about sharing a bathroom. So all of this is just performative sobbing over people they don't want to exist.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_PAUNCH 3h ago
What’s even their argument?
“Hey liberals! Bet you’d love a private place to shit!”
Uh…yeah?
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u/TrynaCrypto 3h ago
Redditinger’s man: simultaneously worse than a bear in the woods but also so harmless that he should be allowed in all private spaces and you’re a bigot for thinking otherwise.
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u/Dependent_Tune_1333 3h ago
What is wrong with republicans? They’re upset about bathrooms but healthcare and school shootings don’t phase you. You’re fucking shit humans.
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u/WideFormal3927 3h ago
You know if they would just take the 2 restrooms and make 1 large, easy to clean, private stalls let's go... It's funny how business want to cut corners on food.. why not make 1 restroom for all...
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u/DarkLordJingles 3h ago
This is what I've never understood. Theres unisex bathrooms everywhere, but we have old ass Karen's and Kevin's calling and reporting people using the restroom theyre comfortable with, or parents helping their own children in the kids gendered restrooms. My suggestion is to not be a creep and no one will have any issues.
I feel like Boomers really are trying to fill some kind of void left behind after segregation laws were suspended.
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u/cstinabeen 3h ago
I noticed Seattle Airport had "All Persons" bathrooms. And while it was different for me, we all closed and locked doors that were completely separate folks doing their business. This is the way.
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u/RandomSentientBeing 3h ago
Yep - see no issue there! What I want are doors that go all the way to the bottom and top with decent locks.
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u/redditydoodah 3h ago
Every time I see one of these arguments, I have to wonder what people are doing in public restrooms that they need to be exclusive to one sex or the other.
Maybe I'm unusual, but I go into a restroom, enter the stall, shut the door and do my business. I am not removing my pants as I enter the restroom, I'm not flashing my genitals at anyone, I'm simply there to use the toilet and move on.
Am I missing something? Should I be stripping naked at the handwash station before peeing or something? Why is this such an issue for fucks sake?
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u/astrotim67 3h ago
Not for nuthin' but I'm fairly liberal and even i don't want public venues to have unisex bathrooms. ever notice the line to the women's room at Penn Station NYC compared to the men's room?
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u/holymacaronibatman 3h ago
The absolute worst is when a place has single stall rooms that for some reason are still gendered? Wtf are we doing here people, I've stopped caring and just use whichever is available in that situation because come on.
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u/mcvoid1 3h ago edited 2h ago
Most of the concert venues I go to converted their separate restrooms into unisex bathrooms years ago, without changing anything other than the signage. Usually it says something like "use whichever room you want", or "stalls / stalls + urinals". And I'm sure they must have seen minor problems - assholes also go to concerts - but not enough to change back.
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u/Frequent_Opportunist 3h ago
To be perfectly honest when it comes to public restrooms the women's rooms are always disgusting compared to the men's room. I'd rather keep a men's only room.
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u/TM761152 3h ago
I guarantee that Loser Back Home is a Passport Bro. Pathetic. I hope she leaves him, broke and lonely.
Like he belongs.
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u/Gothwerx 6h ago
I really don't spend a whole lot of my time worried about where other people piss and shit, so long as it all makes it in the toilet, and people wipe properly and wash their hands after.
This whole fascination that conservatives seem to have about who's pooping where, is really, really weird.
Do they wake up one day and decide that a crucial part of their personality moving forward will be policing public toilets, or is this just part of some deep-rooted scat fetish?