Yes. Now a days it's hard to tell who's a men or women.


Admit it. You know you've went inside a woman's bathroom.

No, you don't have to stop talking to me just because you are married.

Maybe then finally men will have a couch in their bathroom too.

In theory yes, in practicality it wouldn't work.

Though not for money reasons.

Of course, I don't think there should be anything that is defined by gender as well. No women only or men only professional sports leagues and such.

yes it will work though this idea should be implemented to our younger generation first.

Aw hell no dog! This won't fly.

In emergency's it can happen. Think movie-theaters with a break in a long film. Girls will use the men's bathroom because the line in front of the ladies is just not manageable. And that's totally fine but still, the only way a woman enters then is with a lot of apologies and looking at the floor.

This shouldn't be common practice. Women don't feel at leisure when they have to go to the men's bathroom. Plus, men tend to leave bigger messes on pots - especially in schools. I doubt women would find that pleasant...

lol, so were you mad at the olympic announcers last night mentioning that people didn't think the women couldn't handle the downhill slope because it was so difficult?

Men & Women are not created equal on the physical level, there is a good reason for them being seperated in professionsal sports (not all sports of course, but most)

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absolutely not. Guys are pigs and slobs and they can't hit the toilet to save themselves. Every single public mens room I've gone in just reeks (unless it is at some really nice place, and schools don't qualify). Every single womens room I've been in smells nice (even the trashy places like public schools). Yes I'm a guy, but at least I don't want to force women to go through what I go through.

No, I would hate women being able to see me using an urinal and at the same time I wouldn't want to use the toilet next to someone changing their tampon.

-cringes-

If this were to happen, I'd go to the nearest college campus and move into the bathroom. You think I'm bluffing? Try me.

I once watched a documentary on unisex bathrooms, I believe it was called Bathroom sluts 9. It was pretty convincing.

But seriously, I think that there are certain "things" that both sexes do in bathrooms that they would not want to do in fear that a person of the opposite gender may be present and perhaps even witness it.

Also, with it being a cash strapped high school, you may find converting two bathrooms into one unisex one may be too much of a cost or them to bother doing it.