Why is it difficult to hide the embarrassment of genderless toilets?

According to reports, two months ago, the public toilet at No. 93 Dalin Road in Huangpu District was transformed into a genderless public toilet that no longer distinguishes between men and women — nine toilet stalls in the public toilet Datong room are male and female, with partitions more than two meters high, and each toilet door panel shows "manned" or "unmanned".

On May 25, some media conducted an on-the-spot visit to the gender-neutral toilet, and it is reported that the phenomenon of long queues of women to go to the toilet has basically disappeared in the two months since the above-mentioned public toilet was changed to genderless. However, many citizens think that when they see the opposite sex in the chase room, they will feel more embarrassed, especially some elderly people, who will open the side door and tidy up their pants.

According to the report, this is also the second gender-free public toilet in Shanghai after the first gender-free public toilet piloted in Pudong in 2016. The relevant person in charge of the Shanghai Municipal Greening and City Appearance Bureau said that if the public is unacceptable to the public in the pilot gender-free public toilets, it is not excluded to restore the male and female toilets.

The management of the public toilet said that after the public toilet was converted to a genderless toilet, the biggest benefit is that women do not need to queue, but there are still many citizens who are not very acceptable, and young people accept it more quickly, but older people will still feel embarrassed when they see the opposite sex walk in or walk out of the toilet.

I look at the public toilet next to the Guangzhou train station. Genderless is good!