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Dave Lindorff's avatar

That is mostly true. Although on some college campuses, men and women use male or female restrooms based upon convenience, especially in dorms. I think a lot of younger adults are a lot looser about all that. And as for older folks, sometimes it an be a matter of any port in a storm. Me, I'd much sooner walk into a woman's restroom and grab an empty stall to pee in than go qround all dqy with a wet spot on the front of my jeans because I couldn't locate or get a spot wwith a free toilet or urinal in a men's restroom. And like many women, when the women''s restroom is in high demand and there's a long line, like at intermission in a full-house concert, she's not beyond just pushing her way into a men's bathroom and grabbing the first available stall. The walls are falling...

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Boris Petrov's avatar

Unisex (man or woman) bathrooms are usually strictly separate rooms — at least in the US

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