At a restaurant that has a dedicated women's restroom, but a "shared" men's/women's one. No dedicated men's rest

To clarify, these are single-stall restrooms. Each has a sign on the door. One with the female icon and the other with both the female and the male icon. Basically, they're saying that females can use either, but males can only use one. Why not just allow both of them to be unisex? Anyone ever seen this?

where we are headed wrote:

Basically, they're saying that females can use either, but males can only use one. Why not just allow both of them to be unisex? Anyone ever seen this?

Unofficially, I've seen this very often: women feel free to use the men's (if no men happen to be in it at the time), but would be shocked, shocked if men had the temerity to use the women's.

Similarly, I've been in a number of buildings that have a women's on every floor, men's only on every other floor.

Men piss all over the floor, so if women can't handle it they use the women's. If they're desperate, they use the unisex. It means less cleaning work if one of the bathrooms doesn't have piss all over the floor.

Piss is a lot easier to clean up than blood...

If you're pissed off by this, then just use the womens room and pee all over the seat

So much for that "equality" fad.

Because women spend more time in the can than men. I know of several places in my town that have 2 unisex. I have no problem with this.

at my college we had all co-ed bathrooms, showers etc. You got used to it 2 days.

luv2run wrote:Because women spend more time in the can than men. I know of several places in my town that have 2 unisex. I have no problem with this.

Two unisex would be fair, if that's all there was, now wouldn't it?

Looks like the feminists are conveniently silent on this one. Figures.

As someone noted, the women might not want to share both bathrooms.

Let's face it, too many of we men are slobs.

I accept that the business made a decision that it thought was in its best interest and way to handle it. Maybe they had 2 unisex bathrooms before and had complaints. A restaurant needs to listen to is customers.

East prelim in Jacksonville port a pottys were like this. Men weren't allowed to use a couple of them and the women could use anyone they wanted. Stoopid

The Anytime fitness I go to has 3 separate restroom/showers and one restroom only. They are all unisex. I rarely have to wait.

There are many things to be concerned about in today's world. Personally, bathroom designation isn't very high on my list.

Why not just have one men's restroom and one women's? A restaurant needs to listen to its customers? Oh, really? And what if the customers want separate water fountains? You cool with that?

luv2run wrote:As someone noted, the women might not want to share both bathrooms.

Let's face it, too many of we men are slobs.

I accept that the business made a decision that it thought was in its best interest and way to handle it. Maybe they had 2 unisex bathrooms before and had complaints. A restaurant needs to listen to is customers.

toilet_runner wrote:

Piss is a lot easier to clean up than blood...

You clearly don't understand the female anatomy, physiology or function, sir.

This is dumb just because some guys can't aim doesn't mean the others have to clean it for them, we don't just piss you know. So it's a problem for everyone.

As for the sighs, I don't bother with them. So many times I see the unisex taken and the female washroom free, why wait so long? I use it everytime. I basically dont look at the signs anymore, as long its available and for one person with a locked door.

think of it this way wrote:

Looks like the feminists are conveniently silent on this one. Figures.

Feminists don't concern themselves with the rights of men.

I thought feminists were concerned with equal rights. Hypocrites.