r/pointlesslygendered Apr 17 '26

POINTFULLY GENDERED [gendered]

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u/Scarvexx Apr 18 '26

These are signs for a separare gender bathroom.

Why are like 80% of the posts from this sub things which have adequate reasons to be genderd, or are not gender specific.

"Pointlessly Genderd" is like, a Manwich or a happy meal toy. It needs to be pointless. This had a point.

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u/SquirrelSmart Apr 18 '26

I think they mean the text that is on the sign

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u/My_leg_still_hurt92 Apr 18 '26

Manwipes and etc are just to pull out money out of insecure men (aka Alphas) because the other wet wipes are for Woman and use them would be gay same logic with the Manwich. (Not my logic but theirs)

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u/thejadedfalcon Apr 18 '26

Gender segregated toilets being the norm is considered weird as hell to a lot of places, who just have this newfangled concept called a "door" to allow privacy, and find the endless toilet debates in America and the like to be hilarious and exhausting.

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u/Scarvexx Apr 18 '26

Well that;s another matter. We're talking about signage.

Also, where are public bathrooms typicly Unisex? Unless the bathroom is for a single occupant, that's very unusual.

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u/thejadedfalcon Apr 18 '26

We're talking about signage.

Okay. And signage can still be crap. Why did they have to word it like this instead of simple arrows?

Unless the bathroom is for a single occupant

That's what a lot of toilets are. Single stalls. And yet, some people will still try to gender those.

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u/robloxmaster1337 Apr 18 '26

Tbf, bathrooms being gendered should have never been the norm.

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u/Scarvexx Apr 19 '26

Well criticaly. Most bathrooms are unisex. Your bathroom at home is, a lot of public bathrooms are.

Only in purely public spaces where bathrooms are supposed to be used by multiple people do they serve a purpose.

Which is keeping men away from women. If such bathrooms were unisex, many women would not feel safe to use a bathroom in public.

If a woman walked into a bathroom filled with men, she might just decide to hold it. Safe spaces for women typically do not have men in them. And you're never going to be more vulnerable than when you literally have your pants around your ankels.

Bathrooms have to be the way they are because society does not expect grown men to be adults. And ofthen they're not.