Third Sex Bathroom

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Screw this whole thing. I'm a firm believer that restrooms which accommodate more than one person are nasty anyway. Dump the gender thing and get me separate rooms!

agreed.


pissing like pigs at a trough is uncivilized.

I'm glad I don't have a penis. I like to urinate privately.

I'm afraid you only come up with stupid remarks to make me react.

Hey, if your opponent laughs at you, laugh with him - you don't even necessarily have to dispute his points right away, but it shows strength in character if you can poke fun at yourself.

I don't have any opponents. I really don't think that way.

I do laugh at people who say "I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy!" I always picture them as some kind of comic superhero.

I suppose you believe so because one being of the opposite sex of another, would be a bad idea, so bad that you define it as denegerate, I know sexual orientation is not exactly the issue here, but based on that premise, I see some of a problem with gays and lesbians, to mantain this consistency, I imagine they share bathroom with the ones they are attracted to, like a heterosexual person sharing a bathroom with a person of the opposite sex.

Opponents in a debate, friendly and respectful but with opposite point of views.


But, I really wouldn't wish that on you.

Yes, I was aware of this argument when I posted. I don't think there is going to be drunken orgies, but my very stubborn ways can't translate how a public restroom would benefit all if it was unisex. Note than I am not speaking on bathrooms which cater to one person as it wouldn't make much sense to segregate those. I have no problem sharing the bathroom with a homosexual, however it doesn't seem right for me to be in such a private place with a woman. I am also assuming that we are at the very least sensible in conduct but how sensible are children and teenagers, especially when you mix the transgendered/transsexuals?

I also don't like many men's bathrooms which leave the urinals open and not enclosed. I have no problem urinating outside, but if I'm inside a building I prefer not to have a similar experience.

I really don't see the difference. What is the difference between a straight man sharing the bathroom with a woman, and a lesbian sharing the bathroom with other women.

For the record, I'm a lesbian, and I live at school. I have no problems showing with other girls. Contrary to popular opinion, homosexuals are no more sex crazed than heterosexuals. Things don't get weird sharing a bathroom. I really don't see why guys sharing bathrooms with girls would be different from me sharing bathrooms with other girls.

At my school, we have a few transgendered students, and we solved our restroom troubles by just making it unisex. It works fine. It's one of the nicest bathrooms on campus. Everyone wants to live on that floor because it's so nice. We like our unisex bathrooms.

It may work fine at your school, Malsane, but that doesn't mean it'll work elsewhere too. I wonder, might the transsexuals and drag queens require "dressing rooms" in addition to the usual lav facilities? For privacy while get in and out of costume?

No doubt, but that reinforces the point, that it's arbitrary and not a gender thing.

L.

I consider this a good idea. From what I learned about Thailand, the third gender might be more of a cultural construct there (like the Latah in other Asian contries). but if nothing else, it has the advantage that there are shorter queues because there are more toilets

This has atualy popped into my before, but I figured that it is whatever they feel more comfterble with. The only thing is that this may not be used as who wants to point out the fact that they are not normal.

That reminds me of the fanatic ret*d muslim clerics who say: "if a woman and a man are alone in the same room together then devil is their third party"

then why is it degenerate to have women and men in the same bathroom?

tell me, puritan.