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Originally Posted by Vicky.
I would bloody love this tbh.
Yeah I remember you are against sex segregation to start with
I would have no issue with single floor to ceiling contained loos. Just..thats not whats happening. Whats happening is that the usual flimsy (sometimes just shower curtainy type things) areas being deemed unisex. Which I am very very against, as is fairly obvious 
If it was done properly, great. But its not.
And it sounds like your Uni library have it right. Thats exactly how it should be done, if we are moving to unisex. But with setups the way they are now, I reckon the huge majority of people would want to keep things sex segregated.
I also hate communal changing tbh. But many are fine with it, and they always tend to have one cubicle there for people like me who don't like changing in front of anyone. I won't queue for it though, like if I am going to have to wait 30 mins I will just bite the bullet and use the communal bit. I would/could not do this with a random bloke there. regardless of what he was wearing.
Haha yeah, already done 
I know you are more likely to be attacked by someone you know. I think the stat is that only 1/10 attacks are by strangers. Still a significant enough number for women to feel/be told that they have to modify their behavior to avoid those men though.
Not like you to make a long post Jack. Heh.
I don't think there is a way to address it at all besides, those places remain based on actual sex. |
On the thing I posted earlier about sexual attacks being 5 times more likely on women, it said that it's about half by a partner or someone they know.