Use of single-sex toilets, changing rooms and hospital wards in England, Scotland and Wales is now restricted according to a person’s birth sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
Use of single-sex toilets, changing rooms and hospital wards in England, Scotland and Wales is now restricted according to a person’s birth sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
My mother: I would never use a unisex bathroom.
Me: the bathroom in your house is unisex
Mother: that’s different that’s family
Me: so you wouldn’t let the plumber or electrician use the bathroom?
Mother: confused stare
How many people use that bathroom at the same time?
Depends how badly you gotta go while your sibling is in the shower. And spouses often walk in on each other, with a knock and permission of course
I understand where this point comes from, but it always comes across as vapid to me. Obviously when people express concern about gender-neutral bathrooms, they’re talking about multi-user gender-neutral bathrooms.
So don’t have multiple people share a seat?
Seriously though, it’s not hard to have an open space with multiple stalls.