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OogieBoogie · F
Nope. If anything i think that they would be a benefit: either parent could escort their child to the bathroom to keep an eye on them.
Itd stop this mess with transgendered people, and allow carers to keep an eye on their clients more closely.
Itd mean couples wouldn't have to stand around outside looking creepy while waiting for the other , and itd mean any gendered police or security could respond to a call .
Im all for it. I mean, disabled toilets have been non genedered for years and its not a problem .🤷♀️
Edit: and as to creeps, child molesters etc - I think with a general public restroom they would be less likely to commit assault of vulnerable people if there was a higher likelihood of other males being in there. ...as they would get their heads beat in.
Itd stop this mess with transgendered people, and allow carers to keep an eye on their clients more closely.
Itd mean couples wouldn't have to stand around outside looking creepy while waiting for the other , and itd mean any gendered police or security could respond to a call .
Im all for it. I mean, disabled toilets have been non genedered for years and its not a problem .🤷♀️
Edit: and as to creeps, child molesters etc - I think with a general public restroom they would be less likely to commit assault of vulnerable people if there was a higher likelihood of other males being in there. ...as they would get their heads beat in.
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@OogieBoogie I already get harrassed by men out in the open, I don't need them harrassing me in a bathroom where I'm even more vulnerable 🙄.
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