Third Gender Now in Oregon

[Thesauron]

Yes, there are some places that have single toilet rooms. But there's so many, in my country, that have multiple toilets in 1 room. The simple solution to this whole sordid topic would be installations of single stalls. But that costs money, who's going to pay for that?

You don't need a wall, just a separation, which is there anyway, and most would be fine with a communal washing area, so maybe just one for those who aren't.


Johan

[EccentricM]

1 hour ago, Qapla said:

Actually, it does take more space since a "wall" is much wider/thicker than a "divider. Also, unless you add some kind of public handwashing area, each cubical would also need it's own sink. Much more space and expense.

Yeah, I thought of that. But I can't imagine it would be too drastic in taking up space. Perhaps you'd be a couple of toilets down, unless you expand the area as you say. As for the sinks, one per cubical would be fine I imagine since you get multiple sinks in one bathroom anyway. It's just dividing them into the separate rooms as opposed to having them in one room. 

[Shawnster]

10 hours ago, Tortuga said:

"Shupe plans to apply for a non-binary driver's license on July 3, alongside their wife, Sandy. The two plan to have a small celebratory dinner afterward."

 

Now that Shupe is non-gender, his wife is referred to as their wife.

Because we do not have gender neutral pronouns, plural pronouns are used. 

[Musky]

6 minutes ago, Shawnster said:

Because we do not have gender neutral pronouns, plural pronouns are used. 

I have some "gender neutral pronouns" but I can't post them here! 

 

[tekmantwo]

4 hours ago, EccentricM said:

. As for the sinks, one per cubical would be fine I imagine since you get multiple sinks in one bathroom anyway. It's just dividing them into the separate rooms as opposed to having them in one room. 

Just use the bowl, I mean,  it's right there ....