It's not the communal squat, but the sink zone which needs division. Men's toilets have a couple of sinks max, as it's a quick rinse_soap_rinse_dry_check for gravy on the shirt and Audi.
Women need more time. It's uncomfortable as a chap to have to stand in the sink queue while Binky and Bunny reapply, fix their hair, sort out the dress. Especially if you're hammered. One's likely to start a conversation which in all honesty does nobody any favours; it bottlenecks the queue down even further, the other men will think you're the Hag Fag and everyone sees each other in brutal neon.
men's toilets are cleaner but stink more, because even when aiming right, the fluid drops fly and bounce away so you can't stop them to fall on the sides or even outside the wc. They will dry up and smell. inevitable unfortunately.
And it is true, when I p*ss without pants I can feel the microdrops bouncing on my legs, even if you see nothing and the stream goes direct into the center of the WC.
If men had to sit to do this, then the queues at men's door would also be long.
Actually I don't care if it's a man or woman peeing in the stall next to me. I'm far more concerned with cleanliness. I'd be far happier to use a clean unisex toilet than a dirty women only one.
That said though I don't go into the men's room (on purpose) unless it's an emergency.
Yeap. You are more than welcomed to use ours. Just dont splash everywhere.
I dont have a problem using mens toilets. The number of times I've burst in to some male WC when a bloke is in the middle of his wee...my husband's phrase for it is: e-brake. Poor sod...but when you've got to go, you've got to go and all of the men are cool about it so far.
You know I always thougth shared bathrooms were cute in Ally McBeal until I got them at work. Now I actually don't think so. Men sit on the can way longer, and I can't stand the warm seat. I wonder why they need more time to push the...