So I hesitated. I was repulsed at first, because I didn’t expect it to be like that, but it is San Francisco.<\/p>\n
I am talking about a public restroom here.<\/p>\n
Now, I am all in support of gender neutral bathrooms<\/a> to get rid of people’s expectations of gender and what not. After all, at home, all the bathrooms are gender-neutral, right? Why isn’t it the same in public?<\/p>\n But what surprised me wasn’t the fact that there were gender neutral restrooms at a restaurant I visited recently. Rather that the seat was up and that was almost enough for me to back up and hesitate. I noticed the lack of genders for the bathrooms and spent a few seconds looking for the gender. Realizing that in this high-end restaurant that it was all the same with eight stalls, I went in…and was shocked to find that the seat was up.<\/p>\n The most important thing about gender neutral bathrooms if they are established is not whether the genders treat each equally or whether there will be presence of perversion…but the most important thing to decide is what is accepted for the seat’s position?<\/p>\n I certainly approve that the seat is always down.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So I hesitated. I was repulsed at first, because I didn’t expect it to be like that, but it is San Francisco. I am talking about a public restroom here. Now, I am all in support of gender neutral bathrooms … Continue reading