Every gender neutral bathroom I’ve seen are either single bathrooms like the ones you see at small stores and restaurants, or they only have stalls whose doors close basically without gaps, unlike most stall doors in North America that leave a massive open space on the top and bottom for some reason. At most only the sinks aren’t behind lockable doors.
I get where you are going, but generally, for unrelated people, they tend to be single use at a time right?
I don’t think the argument is about the facility itself, but the commingling of genders for a commonly private purpose.
I’m not taking one side or the other - I just don’t know that this logic holds. !whoosh maybe?
Every gender neutral bathroom I’ve seen are either single bathrooms like the ones you see at small stores and restaurants, or they only have stalls whose doors close basically without gaps, unlike most stall doors in North America that leave a massive open space on the top and bottom for some reason. At most only the sinks aren’t behind lockable doors.