For girls only: if the girls’ toilet is engaged, do you go to the boys’ toilet?

To answer my question: I of course do it. But I leave the door open, so the boys can watch me pissing and masturbating.

Women are always welcomed in the mens room....as long as they remember to lift the lid when done 😁 Now if men did the same thing, they would get arrested or have shit thrown at them...

I've learned that when you go to gay bars, though both washrooms have separate signs on the doors that are both totally communal.

FrenchKitty- I noticed that! I walked in on a man dressed in drag at one point. It surprised me!

I don't usually, unless it is just a one-room bathroom. If it's stalls, and the line is too long, I'll wait.

We were at a Canucks game, and the line to the women's restroom was about a mile long. I could not hold it any longer and my hubby escorted me to the men's room. Luckily there was a free stall, and my hubby stood guard while I took care of business. The men in the restroom looked surprised, but in no way upset because I used the men's room. Most were not too shy with me being in there. I would not have gone into the men's room without my husband.

We were in the EUR, and came across some public restrooms that were unisex. The unisex restrooms seem to be no big deal to the local inhabitants. Still I would not go into a unisex restroom unescorted.

Boomers, I have used the one stall womens restroom when the guys room was in use, after knocking, of course.

Depending on how bad I have to go - yes I would and I have. Though both times I had a friend watch the door for me. I knocked first. The first time no one was inside so it was no big deal. The second time someone walked out, looked surprised but said nothing.

Brie

I am a guy and I would not have a problem with a woman walking into a mens room, as i would not have a problem using a womens room if the need arose. ask first and then enter.

I don't think there is a woman alive who has not used the mens room when they were desperate to go.And yes I am one of the usersnever had a man say a word other than glad to have you aboard. lol

The social double standard still exists in large portions of the U.S., let a man go into a public womens multi stall bathroom and shut the door out of legitimate need, then all manner of chaos erupts.

G.N.

I know it is a social double standard with women being allowed in the men's restrooms, but men not being allowed in women's restrooms. But really women are not actually allowed in men's restrooms, and could be fined if caught. We have visited a couple of countries where there are unisex bathrooms, and family changing rooms, and these seem to work without any problems that I know of. It is my opinion, and I may be wrong, I have not spent that much time in men's restrooms, but it seems that the men's restrooms have more facilities than the women's restrooms. Women's restrooms tend to have just a few stalls, whereas the men's restrooms have stalls, urinals, or troughs. Men tend to wait in line behind each other, and take care of business faster. A woman usually has to sit to use the restroom, and there are usually more clothes involved to be removed. A woman takes more time when she goes to the restroom than a man does. A man just has to unzip, and go to the restroom, and he is done. The main reason for having separate restrooms for men and women, is privacy and safety. Most women do not use the restroom in front of each other, which is different from men. I am sure most husbands and boy friends would not approve of some guy staring at his wife or girl friend using the restroom. Safety is another reason for having separate restrooms. A man is much more likely to approach a woman in a restroom, than a woman is to approach a man in a restroom. The solution to the problem is to have enough facilities for everyone.

Once when an old bf was in the men's my friend and I walked in there to 'surprise' him. He was the only one in there at the time and laughed so hard that we did too.

I have never tried to use the urinal susie75029, sounds like fun, but looks like it would be kind of awkward at the same time. Women's clothes are just not designed so we can do that like guys can. 😁

I have accidentallyb used the ladies restroom on occasions when i have been desperate and not paid full attention to the pictogram on the door. Potentially very embarassing and i did postpone my departure on time when a lady came in. I let her leave and then hastily exited.

LOL, when my friends and I were in high school we used to sneak into the boy's washroom and take pics posing with the urinals. We thought it was so rebellious haha.

No, i couldnt imagine going into the mens restroom. Theres just something about it, it just doesnt seem hygenic

Given that there is always a much longer line for the ladies' than the mens', using theirs seems like the logical solution. But I have an irrational asumption that the mens' room will look and smell like Hell on Earth, so I usually just hold it.

If i am out for night on town and really really can't hold it i have used the guys but only if my boyfriend comes to and stands watch at the door.

O and u have to hover over the seat rather then sit, thats the key to not getting scank on u.

I do that all the time! hahaha. i mean, whenener i really need to go and there's a really long line at the girls' restroom. but only at single toilet restrooms not at mens' restrooms where there are stalls.

What has happened to me lately, about three times in the last six months, is going to one of those single person toilets marked Men and finding it locked and in use. Then after waiting for several minutes, as much as six or seven minutes in one case, I was surprised to see a woman come out of it. So, not only do they tie up their own bathrooms some women feel no compunction about doing it to the Men's!

I used to when drinking in pub and clubs. For some reason these places never have enough loos for the ladies whereas blokes can just walk in, pee, and walk out. Fed up of standing in line and worried that one more laugh would mean wet feet we dived into the mens to relieve ourselves.

I don't drink much now so no need to visit the loo several times in one evening.

Here in the states it is common for women to use the men's bathroom.

Mostly at busy clubs and bars.

ROFLOL

'nuff said. This happens to be one of those times when a one word post actually works.....

Ugh! Only if it's an extreme emergency! Men's room-nasty!

Yes, I have done it 4 times, once in school, once at the hospital and twice in restaurants. I had no choice, school and restaurants: ladies' room was packed, as always, while gents' room was empty. It was a choice between peeing in my panties in full view of a bunch of women or sneaking to an empty gents' room and relieve my bulging bladder.

The incident in the hospital involved me crossing my legs,working my PC muscles full time to stop the pee from coming out, running to the ladies' room only to find it locked by the stupid janitor who cleaned it, so going to the gents' room was almost a reflex. I needed a toilet bowl to pee into, for god's sake, hahahahaha.

Besides, I love the shocked "jaw dropped to the floor" look of the lucky guy who sees me coming out of the men's room. Out of those 4 times, i was seen by guys twice, at the restaurants. One gave me the shocked look, while the other one just smiled politely (hrm, maybe that wasn't just a polite smile, come to think about it>. I just gave them a sweet smile and a quick "sorry, ladies' room full" line and a confident grand exit. 😁

LOL! Ain't no shame - When ya gotta go, ya gotta go! I just love seeing guy's faces though when you pop out of their bathroom 😄

I know what you mean, germangoddess. On several occasions I have used the ladies room if I had to go and the men's door was locked (meaning someone was using it). At least twice I met women outside as I left. And I made sure I left the seat up, too, he, he.

I see no problem with using a single-person toilet if the one marked with the little triangle is occupied. Like Captain Kirk, I boldly go. Would only use a bigger mens room (i.e. with multiple stalls) if no one was likely to need it while I was in there -- crossing paths would be embarrassing for me and other people too.

When I was living overseas, some old-school restaurants and pubs had mixed-gender bathrooms. As the country developed, it became less common but you could sometimes find a few grungy places with a urinal and a toilet facing each other across a tiny tiled square. Men and women usually waited, averted their eyes, or did some other thing to be polite, though, and rarely used the restroom at the same time.

Several years ago I rushed into a restroom in a very nice hotel in Washington D. C. I was sitting in the stall doing "my thing" when I heard the voices of two women enter the restroom. I immediately thought I had accidently run into the women's restroom and I went into panic mode! I had visions encounters with the police and other unpleasant situations.

The door to the stall next to me opened and after a moment the person sat down I could see a very nice shapely leg and high heel pumps exposed under the divider between the stalls. The woman finished and she and her companion rushed out of the restroom. I opened the door to my stall and was relieved and never so glad to see a urinal in all my life.

I've used the ladies restroom by accident one time; a restaurant chain had three identical-looking location, and ONE had the mens and women's restrooms switched around from the one I usually visited.

The doors to both rooms were propped open, so I could not see the sign. I was rushing in desperate (I have chronic diarrhea) to get to a toilet, and it was not until I was leaving (and saw the sign) that I realized I was in the wrong room. Thankfully, it was just after opening and nobody else came in.

That being said, as I man I would be afraid to use the ladies room--even if I were crapping my pants--without a female escort to clear the way. Crapping your pants is even worse in the back of a police car, and I can see getting arrested very easily doing that, even with my ID card explaining my disease.

I don't think a woman would be in trouble in a men's restroom, even under the same circumstances.