Roger (US)
In the States there are lots off public unisex toilets, but they are a one-room affair so each person can be alone with a locked door. When a woman leaves, then a man can go in and vice-versa. The idea of side by side stalls with men and women (and kids) mixed together in the same room is *revolting* (and very dangerous!).
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A woman waits outside a toilet cubicle in the men's room of a public toilet in Guangzhou city, South China's Guangdong province during an "Occupy Men's Toilet" movement on Feb 19, 2012. The move is aimed at calling on the government to provide more public toilet cubicles for women.[Photo/nddaily.com] |
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