4 Responses to “Public Bathrooms”
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Delores
January 30th, 2010
I think that's beyond tacky. Let's respect the restroom gender line until the law says otherwise. But, not to be unkind, perhaps you mistook a her for a him? It's been known to happen.
Kathy
January 31st, 2010
"Restroom" is plenty of signage for me, but I trust that trying to remove urinals to accommodate everyone's sensibilities throws water on the whole idea.
Sandra
February 8th, 2010
He should have waited for the men's room. It's bad enough that I have a boy at home, I don't need to clean up a stranger's sprinkles before using the facilities.
February 14th, 2010
From a single dad's perspective ... When my daughter was a little one who needed changing and it was only me .. a man, to do the deed, I swore everyday I was going to find me a "deep pockets" money chasing greedy lawyer and sue on behalf of all dads for the lack of changing stations inside men's bathrooms-- the discrimination and lack of those changing stations in men's restrooms is appalling, If and when I had to use a ladies room -- I did. Women have sued for the lack of ladies bathrooms since they take so much longer than men! ( i remember the famous case down in San Diego at the football stadiium years back) Here's a story for men who demand equal rights, like this guy did and power to the pappa's! :) http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/05/fashion/sundaystyles/25DIAPERS.html?_r=1&ex=1139893200&en=9e2fe7ed36f51e62&ei=5070&emc=eta1 Equal rights ladies-- go's both ways! Long live the -gender neutral- bathroom!
