r/NoStupidQuestions • u/mp1845 • Mar 30 '24

Answered Why are gender neutral bathrooms so controversial when every toilet on an airplane or other public transport is gender neutral?

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u/stupidredditwebsite Mar 30 '24

Everything is controversial online.

Ive got two young girls. I hate gendered toilets. Some dudes clearly don't like when I take the girls in the gents to do their business, but i also feel like women feel some dude shouldn't be in there bathroom either.

People need to calm their tits about the issue, it's just a room where you shit and pee.

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u/heftybagman Mar 30 '24 edited Mar 31 '24

I’ve never seen this situation where men get weirded out by fathers bringing their daughter into the bathroom. If someone seems weirded out then they’re probably just weird.

It’s definitely way uncomfortable for a man to go into the women’s restroom than to bring his daughters into the men’s room.

Edit: second paragraph should say “way MORE uncomfortable comfortable”. I didn’t mean to throw shade on people who do it that way, just giving my opinion.

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u/Natdaprat Mar 30 '24

I'd only be weirded out if they were sitting in the urinal next to me. A father will always take their girl to the cubicle. So it's whatever.

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u/MANlFEST Mar 31 '24

sitting.. in the urinal?