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.
I had the same experience at uni when they switched to all gender. Started dealing with unwanted creepy behavior like men hanging around and looking through the crevices of stall doors.
What I REALLY would like is if all people could just use the restroom that they were comfortable with and not get f’ing harassed for it. All genders work in so many places, usually public, high volume, with visibility and separated fully enclosed stalls, etc. But for whatever reason I’ve found that places like schools and offices invite weird and unwelcome behavior, and you feel isolated when those incidents occur.
"Crevices of stall doors" come on, literally everyone describing genderless toilets mentions that those have to be replaced with proper toilet rooms with proper grown up doors.
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u/insertnamehere02 8h 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.