[ SECRET POST #3195 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3195 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Male only spaces

[kitelovesyou]

Never ever seen this in my country (or any other), neither has my partner O__O. Used tampons. Ew. That's a biohazard. What the actual fuck, women?

The few times I've been in men's toilets, I've noted them for their general rank smell and detritus, though that might be country Australia for you.

Re: Male only spaces

[diet_poison]

Gonna add in my two cents about bathrooms since I worked for about a year at a restaurant where I regularly cleaned both. The men's room tended to smell worse though I don't remember if the air freshener worked in there so it might have been that. (I do think men's bathrooms sometimes smell worse in general based on some other experienced but idk.) The men's room was more likely to be messy, but if there was a mess in the women's room, it was usually a BIGGER mess. Like women are taught more growing up to be neat, but the ones who still don't know how periods work can really fuck it up for everyone. And the ones who can't be arsed to clean up their pee after they hover.

The men's room always had dirt all over the sinks because we got a lot of construction workers coming in for their lunch breaks. It was hard to complain though because I was glad they washed their hands before they ate XD

The only major problem I had cleaning the men's room was a couple weird guys who either a) didn't understand that it wasn't ok to just waltz in and start peeing while I was cleaning (I'm female) or b) didn't respond when I knocked on the door and said I was coming in. Luckily they were both in stalls.

Re: Male only spaces

[(Anonymous)]

I... would never consider that a bathroom wasn't open to pee in just because someone was cleaning? unless there's a sign on the door or something, I'd probably go in and do my business too... the gender of the cleaner wouldn't factor into my decision if I needed to use the bathroom.

Re: Male only spaces

[diet_poison]

...seriously?

Where are you from, out of curiosity?

Re: Male only spaces

[(Anonymous)]

from having been a student politician at an Australian University (some time back, now), where I ended up papering posters in both male and female toilets across the campus, I can attest that how revolting the toilets are differs dramatically by faculty as well as gender.

The worst were the male lawyers toilets, which smelled like everyone just pissed on the walls.

Re: Male only spaces

[kitelovesyou]

You were a student politician too? I never postered in the male toilets though, ah perhaps once, I shared the position with a dude...

Interesting about differing standards, isn't it. I don't get it, why would your hygiene levels differ so much unless it's what one person started and others just followed suit...

Re: Male only spaces

[(Anonymous)]

yup. on the Aust West Coast. We were fighting VSU, which should date me pretty murkily (there were at least two phases of that battle that I remember).

I remember being really surprised by it - there was a large lawyers vs engineers rivalry, with the lawyers basically being all holier-than-thou about how much more civilised they were than the engineers. And then I went through pretty much every toilet on campus, and never believed the lawyers about how awful the engineers were again (not that I was very convinced before, as I shared a lot of lectures with engineers).

The women's toilets all smelled different, but I'm willing to believe that that was probably a 'who was last in here with spray deodorant' thing.

Re: Male only spaces

[kitelovesyou]

Oh VSU! Yeah we were around that scene at roughly the same time though I was in Melbourne. Crazy times.

That's pretty amusing about the lawyer/engineer rivalry. I did software engineering and my partner did law. :D