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+1 yThat seems like it causes more issues than it resolves. In terms of extremes, there the worst case scenario of some kind of sexual assault if a man and woman were alone together. As for more everyday problems, there’s the issue of awkwardness if you encounter the opposite sex in there, or in single-person bathrooms, now the guys are waiting for women —who we’ve just established take a longer time— while they occupy a space that was supposed to be designated for men. I’ve been at bars in these long bathroom lines, and it’s infuriating when like three chicks come piling out of the men’s room we’ve been waiting for, all like “tee-hee, sorryyyyyy!”, but not sorry at all lmao. Like we’re all here because we need to hang a piss pretty urgently, but women not only do that, but they’re primping in the mirror, dicking around with their friends, etc, etc. Like it’s a whole event, as opposed to guys, who are probably in and out in 90 seconds. So why are we waiting around for women, who simply don’t want to wait their turn for their own bathroom? I’m all for chivalry, but for fuck sake, let us at least have a bathroom for ourselves, I don’t think that’s asking too much lmfao.
A better solution is maybe designating more space for women’s restrooms, more stalls, more sinks, etc, to accommodate more people for a longer period of time.12 Reply- +1 y
Double Gender Rules Both genders much have the same rules.
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It would work in some places, and in others, it would not. The reason is that so many people have serious gender issues.
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The most common thing I hear, is that men's bathrooms are "GROSS" so why would a lady want to, unless she was DESPERATE!! :)
So there isn't enough 'gender' issues, already, and now suggesting this one?
Don't misunderstand, I couldn't care less, if they want to use the men's restroom, but I don't want to hear any BULLSHIT about "he was looking at me" or anything like that!
Yes, use, at your own risk, and don't ever thing of complaining, if you INVADE a 'male' place and assume it should be 'female-friendly' as a 'MEN's Restroom!'02 Reply- +1 y
Girls' and women's bathrooms are no more precise than boys' and men's bathrooms. When my mother was in college, she worked a study job to clean the restrooms and locker rooms of both genders. She told me the women's restroom was the worst.
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They are no more gross than females. For my work study in college, I clean the bathrooms in the education building and the pool locker rooms. The female's areas were just as gross as the male's areas.
+1 yI mean if guys can walk into a girls bathroom when theirs is full. Seriously though. I don't know what people expect goes on in the girls bathroom. It’s literally like five girls looking at themselves in the mirror while another is taking a dump in the stall. We’re not walking around naked comparing boob to see if we’re normal. Meanwhile, guys actually have their dicks out when they use the urinals. If anyone shouldn’t be allowed in a bathroom it should be girls in guy bathrooms cause guys are more exposed than girls are.
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But personally, in schools and especially colleges I've never really witnessed lines to the girls' bathroom. Oftentimes I have the bathroom all to myself.
I only witnessed lines at certain public venues, such as a fair that I went to.60 Reply
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+1 yNot really because they're separated for a reason and I've never noticed a line at the girl's restroom. Also I'd never use the boy's restroom even if I were allowed because do you know the rumors that would instantly spread about what I was doing
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+1 yIt would be based on the relationship between the school's students. Neighborhood schools are more like families than schools where students are bused from all over the city. Girls' ability to step into boys' self-space will be based on the boys' emotional attitude toward girls in general. It is based on how the boy was treated by his mother, sisters, grandmother, aunts, and cousins.
Did the females of the family violate his self-space? Those females who did violate the boy's self-space in the past will have a very negative attitude toward girls outside of the family.
Then you have to deal with this abuse of boys in the past with girls and women that boys do not require privacy. Boys being made to swim naked in front of girls and women was utterly wrong, and it was abused. Then you deal with just as many girls who talk nasty about the boys' genitals. Yes, the boy's locker room stuff was wrong. We saw in the news, but we females do just as much junk talking as they do. We females speak about how others should respect us when we have our periods, but the same rule applies to what goes on inside the boy's pants. We are also talking about same-gender respect. We, females, do not do very well when another girl has her period. Then, the female items in her backpack are none of any other female or male business.
You cannot make a policy unless both sides agree to it. Some girls never need to use the boys' restroom because they are immature and disrespectful and gossip about what they see.
Girls will not be honest with the girl's restroom being full to get an open door to go into the boy's restroom so they can see a boy's genitals. Not only that but what type of girls will be entering the boy's bathroom?
As a female, I know who girls and women are. We are always looking for an open door into other people's self-space. Girls who have brothers, we understand why most girls become our friends: so they can get the same treatment as seeing a female friend's brother in the nude. As a sister to my brothers, I had blocked them from my brothers many times. Then my mother got into it, and the girls were no longer allowed in the family home.
I have been in the boys' restroom or locker room growing up. It was done with my father or brother taking us female children into their areas. We shared a coed locker room on the swimming teams or soccer. There was no problem, for we bonded on the team. We were as a family. My group of friends, which involves boys and girls, said that if we were out together, we would use the same restroom together for safety & security. Most of the time, it was the men's restroom. We made sure it was clear of any other males. One of the boys would stand at the door to let anyone coming in know that a group of boys & girls was sharing the restroom. We never had any issues with it.
The girl's restroom is complete, meaning a girl can enter the boy's restroom, which will not work. Most girls will lie to have an open door to the boy's bathroom. Then how many boys know that girl? Think about your sex and gender in the restroom or locker room, and quickly put up red flags. We have all been there, and I can witness it. There were girls in gym class that I did my best to avoid and could not wait till they left the locker room.
So the answer is no. This would be abusing boys, which would create a wall between male and female relationships. It would add more fuel to the fire of what girls and women have done nasty things to boys in the past.
00 ReplyThey shouldn't be in any circumstance be allowed, since it's just plain creepy and rude. Not only that, but if that was suddenly allowed men would also have to be allowed to use the women's restroom if theirs is full. I don't think a man would be a welcome guest in a woman's restroom, just like women aren't welcome in the men's restroom. I don't know where women got the idea they can just march into other bathrooms with their kids just because theirs is full
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The school environment and the students involved play a significant role in determining whether this can occur. It is not creepy or wrong; when people rule to benefit one generation over the other, it is creepy and wrong. I can not do as I please because I am a female, and I can override what boys self-space at free will.
2.5K opinions shared on Other topic. I don’t know about at schools, but I have used men’s rooms when women have come in while I was using a urinal. Did not bother me at all. Many years ago my state made it legal for people to use bathrooms for the opposite sex when assisting handicapped users they were with.
00 ReplyNo they should not be. Unless boys be allowed to use the womens room. What if all 2 stalls are taken and they have to shit? Can they go in the ladies room? The only place I see lines at the ladies room are bars and concerts because everyone is drinking and their are huge crowds.
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No, because it wouldn't be okay the other way around. Girls should just learn to be more efficient in the washrooms.
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Watch it; we do not want to start a war now. What you say is true.
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RedRobin 13 is correct; watch it. We do not want to start a war. We females are perfect; we do not do wrong; that is what we think. Yes, Nathanp97, you are correct. Girls should learn to be more efficient in the washrooms. From what I have learned, boys go to the restroom to do their business and leave. They do not have their nose up at other males' private stuff. That is where we females need to learn. Go into the restroom, do our business, and keep our noses out of other females' business. My parents taught me to go to the bathroom quickly to do my business and leave. A restroom is not a social hall where people can do a lot of talking. It is a place for releasing body waste from the body.
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@BethOfWisdom I agree with you, Beth. Many women and girls need to work on restroom manners. That means less talk and more doing your business and leaving.
+1 yNo. If that would be allowed, that would create a perfect venue for casual sex. This sets up for a gang of boys doing harm to a lone girl.
However, I have experienced this scenario. It was a popular holiday, and the roads were full. Naturally, at the petrol stations along the road the bathrooms were full. There was a line at the women's bathroom. There security guards in the men's bathroom, giving one cubicle to women.12 Reply- +1 y
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@RedRobin13 I also disagree.
No there could be Boys who use the urinal. Many women still do this and I think it's really disrespectful
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That is an excellent point here.
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That is why girls and women walk freely into the male locker room so they can see a boy at the urinal. The females do this on purpose. A mother with daughters, which is true, will get her daughter to walk into the male restroom so her daughter can see a boy at the urinal.
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+1 yI'd opt for 'no'.
Not for gender reasons, but as an educational measure to train up people to 'time-manage' and to coordinate activities among each other in situations where time or space is limited.
With really 'urgent' exceptions of course.02 Reply- +1 y
Can you give us some samples to what you talking about, thanks
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@BethOfWisdom... A year ago I could :D
Anyhow - guys usually are efficient: Get in. Pee. Get out.
No idea why girls can't do it the same way.
But they can't make that a boys' ''problem''. Get organized :D
Should boys be allowed to use the girls restroom when the boys is full?
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The rule applies to both sides.
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Yes, the boys should be allowed to use the girls' restroom when the boys' restroom is full. I know I am a teenager, and my parents taught me that double-gender rules are unhealthy and that those people are hazardous to be around.
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@RedRobin13 Agree
514 opinions shared on Other topic. yeah see no problem really, it happens a lot in adult life any way, quite often i been at a wedding or something and women use the mens
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There is a secret about girls and women who come to the male restroom or locker room of their own free will. My mother, grandmother, and aunt told me, my sisters, and other girls in the family that they do it for sexual gradation. To get some level of sexual pleasure from it.
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@RedRobin13 what I was saying in my post is that girls would be looking for an open door to see the boy's genitals. That is a fact.
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@BethOfWisdom Total agree.
I don’t think so because it is not safe and it also wouldn’t be fair to the men if they had to use the restroom, but the stalls are occupied more
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It would not be safe with random people. It would be safe with a group of boys and girls who know each other.
704 opinions shared on Other topic. That is very dumb I'm sorry but nothing else to say
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+1 yIt wouldn't bother me! Seems to me, it's mostly girls that are afraid to be naked around guys, not the other way around.
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Disagree.
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@BethOfWisdom You must not know guys very well, then.
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Why do women paint men as being this or that? It is to cover their self up in what they are.
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@BethOfWisdom I'd say, a good bit of it is the paranoia instilled in them by their parents and other girls, when they were young. I can't tell you how many times I've heard women say things like, "all men are like that!" when that is not true! Maybe LOTS of men are like that but, again, that's because of the "training" THEY got when they were little but, there's LOTS of us that AREN'T AT ALL like that! And them claiming we're all like that hurts those of us that aren't.
I've seen a few times where a girl at a bar had to pee really bad but there was a line outside the women's room so, a guy would go into the men's room, make sure it was empty and escort her in, and then stand outside the door to keep other guys from going in while she's in there. I have YET to see other guys try to get past the guard to get in to see her naked! Now, if I had been in there using the toilet and some girl just walked in to use one, it wouldn't phase me a bit. I'm NOT like other guys where I'd try to get to see her naked or take advantage of her and all that infantile shit! I'd just finish what I went in for and then walk out without disturbing her. I might even stand guard myself to keep other guys out while she's in there.
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I agree with BethOfWisdom. We females are the same. We are human, and our minds are the same. We females love to paint a picture of ourselves being so protective. As a young teenage female, I am taught by adults who filled my mind with the truth about humans. A big part of it is what we females are. The truth will set you free. My mother and the other women in my life have shared in detail about female sexuality that it was the females who started porn and kiddie porn. I am not into porn of any kind.
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@RedRobin13 But, guys are more apt to get naked in public than girls BECAUSE of the paranoia you get taught when you start going through puberty. You HAVE to keep it all hidden or men with try to have sex with you! OOOO! Scary stuff!
+1 yWe don’t care normally but we just don’t want to be in a compromising position where we could be accused of impropriety...
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Sally, as a female, I know how we females use sex as a weapon on others. We females love to accuse others of sex matters when it never happens.
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I agree that sex is a weapon many females use to protect their self by accusing others of sexual things. Girls and women love to blame other mothers and sisters for doing sexual things to the boys in the family when they do not have a male child in their family. Women and girls get very jealous when a mother or sister sees the male child of the family in the nude. Sitting next to me, my mother helped me write this comment. She told me that when my cousin boys and girls come to visit, the rule is that no one is allowed in the home when they are here. Jealousy is a hazardous weapon where females go off on the deep end and claim something when it never happens. As a girl, I will say here I'm afraid I have to disagree with what was done to boys in the past.
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I left something out of my above comment. In school or outside of school, I heard other girls always talk about sex and claim someone did something sexual to them. It could been a male or female who they were accused of some sex thing. My mother saw what I was typing, and she told me as I told her that is what some of my female teachers told us: when someone claimed someone did something sexually to them, they also were doing the same thing. Often, a female uses the accused method to cover up what they did.
I mean Would you want daughter or son sharing a restroom with the oppersite gender. You must the the flaw in. your logic
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I grew up sharing a restroom with other girls and boys in the same restroom. We knew each other. We girls and boys agree on sharing a restroom. My children shared a restroom with the other gender, and there was no problem. The community, school environment, student behavior, and attitude set the stage for whether you can share common areas. We have all been there with our gender in the restroom or locker room, where we could not wait till some of them left the room. Neighborhood schools are more families than children being bused all over the city. Yes, I agree there are places where it would not work for girls and boys to share a restroom or locker room. This would work more in a rural area or the county away from the city where boys and girls can share a restroom or locker room setting. Let's look at us adults who go to gyms. Each one of us has been in our gender locker room and did not care much for some of the others in the locker room. I will note that children and teens do not belong in gym locker rooms. School locker rooms or restrooms and community pool changing rooms are more family center locker rooms or restrooms.
No they should have to wait. The girls room is the girls room for a reason. It is for girls only.
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+1 yWe just need to remove girls and boys restrooms all together
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Good point, they can go outside and pee.
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yWhat about the guys peeing at the urinal? I wouldn’t want a woman walking in on that and that’s also the reason why there are lines out the woman’s bathroom, they don’t have enough stalls but we have urinals plus stalls
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+1 yIf that happened there would be a lot of rape and or fucking in general going on
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No, there would be no sex going on other than what is in your mind.
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@RedRobin13 I agree with you.
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506 opinions shared on Other topic. No, they can just add extra stalls to the girl's bathroom
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yNo I don't think they should be allowed too the girls wouldn't like if the guys used their bathroom
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+1 yNo, absolutely not! Add an extra restroom would be a better solution.
10 ReplyAt events, women with children go in men's restroom and backup the line. I'm shut women would not like men on their restrooms.
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Because women and girls have double gender rules. When we do it, it is OK, but when you males do it, it is a crime.
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+1 yNope. Guys can't do the equivalent so girls shouldn't be allowed to either
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As long the boys OK it. To step into someone else space, you need permission.
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yNO... don't expect the boys to accommodate girls, just because they are slow.
10 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Only if you allow men to do the same.
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We are not talking about men here; we are talking about male children or teen males. I agree that if girls are allowed in boys, then boys should be allowed in girls' restrooms.
3.2K opinions shared on Other topic. No, that's damn stupid
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Agree totally. Thank you
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Totally agtree, with facts toback it up.
heck no
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+1 yI think it's ok.
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It base on where it is and who are involved
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+1 yNever
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