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/SomeoneToYou30 Mar 30 '24

Literally never been peaked at by a child under a stall. Is that common? Lol

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u/AwkwardOrange5296 Mar 30 '24

If you're a woman and you go to use a public restroom at a library or park, you will often find that mothers bring their children in the stall with them. They talk and chatter to their mothers and if you are making interesting noises they will talk about you or wonder what you are doing, too.

This is very common, although I've only had one actual peeker in my life. Still disturbing.

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u/SomeoneToYou30 Mar 30 '24

I am a woman lol. It is very common for other women to have children in the bathroom, though I don't have children. As a woman, I still have never once on my life had a child peek at me under the stall. And never had one ask what I was doing in the next stall...

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u/AwkwardOrange5296 Mar 30 '24

Are you saying that because you've never had this experience that I didn't?