I would chose the nearest bench with room to hang my bagina, pull down (or up depending upon my formal attire) my clothing, position my posterior over the rear edge and then...LET IT FLY!
Oh the bathroom signs. 6 of them, which one will be used for which room. How to distinguish between the skirts with female parts and the skirts with male parts under them on the signs? What serious problems we face.
The school has been renamed. It is not Radioman any more. It is Radio-:Pick one of six School. Also do not use the words guys or gals. These terms are too exclusive. The word dorm has also been replaced by the saying "Living place where all 6+ genders abide together in peace and harmony forever."
Well, I'm glad I never lived in a college dorm. At\ least at the barracks when I went to Naval Radio- man School, no men were allowed in there. If fe- males wanted to mess with guys, they had to do it outside of there, and they weren't allowed to bring them in there and inflict that danger on the rest of us.
If I went to that university, I would not know which lavatory to use. I'd need to run to where I live in order to urinate. That may prove to be inconvenient.
Slanted to arrive and pre-conceived conclusions. If it isn't used why include it? Like the choice of 6 or 2 nonsense the only possible answer is don't answer since there is no block for Nobodies Business. I also do not believe the information would not be used. Somebody had a lot of extra time on their hands or was trying to justify a grant. Assigned at birth? Obviously written by a liberal arts major. Main objection? It's Sexist and so are the people who wrote it.
Actually, I find this both interesting and reasonable...OK, and a bit humorous too. My main complaint is that the sexual orientation options are too limited: "bi-sexual" actually describes a lot of the people I know, most of whom are in traditional hetero relationships now (but who have an adventure or so in their past). I think that should be the default...(at least here in CA).
I remember men and women sharing a single nearby bathroom (labeled for Women) at a camping event (the Men's room was waaaaay over by the entrance) and I was totally pleased by how well it worked. (I will add that this occurred amongst almost militantly courteous people. Also that this took place in Missouri, not in Calif.)
I think we are a bit close-minded about these things.
Always a pleasure
-XR
least at the barracks when I went to Naval Radio-
man School, no men were allowed in there. If fe-
males wanted to mess with guys, they had to do it
outside of there, and they weren't allowed to bring
them in there and inflict that danger on the rest
of us.
I remember men and women sharing a single nearby bathroom (labeled for Women) at a camping event (the Men's room was waaaaay over by the entrance) and I was totally pleased by how well it worked. (I will add that this occurred amongst almost militantly courteous people. Also that this took place in Missouri, not in Calif.)
I think we are a bit close-minded about these things.
Jan
As in "it is Nunya business".
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