I heard on the radio that there was boycott organised against Target in the US because of their new policy of allowing people to use public toilets based on the gender that they personally identify with.

Personally I don't care who comes into the men's, but I would imagine that women might feel differently.

Perhaps the solution would be to copy the French who for a long time have had unisex public toilets.

a toilet for the men, a toilet for the women and a toilet for the confused. I agree with you SM for a change. Airports seem to have a unisex toilet for those unsure or indifferent.

It's about time to take a brave step and stop making a fuss about body differences.

The segregation of toilets and the like, only creates an air of mystery about the body of the other gender. In times past this has been used to heighten sexual tension and expectations - which today is a completely undesirable result.

Germans, who grow up with shared toilets and showers, who walk and swim nude in parks and lakes, are probably the people least interested in and least occupied with sex in the whole world.

That's gold runner!

I agree that there should be male, female and unisex toilets.

I don't really like the thought of having to sit down on a public toilet at all, especially council maintained facilities.
Some aren't fit for use.
Also there's modern apps today which people use to meetup, including to have sex in public toilets.
"For a good time call - " has gone digital.

Ultimately its a matter of having regard for ones own health, and would presumably be more hygienic to crap on the grass behind the toilet block instead.

Runner,

He She and It?

Y,

Your argument is logical but a sexless society is somewhat unappealing.

AC,

Some women see separate toilets as a safety issue with respect to rape.