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Anonymous users2024-01-24That saves space, not regardless of men and women, if women use it, the nature is the women's toilet, if the man uses it, it is the men's toilet, and whoever uses it is whose toilet, have you ever seen men and women crowded in it at the same time to go to the toilet?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's just for men, women can't go to the toilet at will outside, they can only hold it.
Because there is no need. If you close the door when you go in, others won't be able to get in. Regardless of gender, it can be used more efficiently.
India does not distinguish between men and women, the main reason may be because there are a lot of people, and most Indians do not have the idea of protecting the environment, many tourists can see some excrement on the road when traveling in India. Of course, the main reason is because most people's economy is more difficult, so there are very few toilets in India, and everyone used to solve it directly on the road when they wanted to go to the toilet, and there would definitely be no distinction between men and women on the road. >>>More
Advantages of gender-neutral public toilets.
1.Increase utilization. >>>More
First, in order to save space, men and women are not distinguished, and make full use of site resources, and second, some people like toilets that are not divided between men and women, so as to facilitate some ulterior things.
If it's separated, it's not called ecology! The original nature is not divided into men and women, high and low.