Why or How does the homosexual factor change or not change your reasoning?
It's a bathroom/rest room/locker room question.?
Some cultures have separated the female from the male due to modesty. Others separate women from men due to health concerns. A large portion of older cultures separate women from men during a woman's monthlies, either due to health reasons or for some religious or cultural significance.
The current trend in the separation of the sexes for restrooms, etc. is not only an idea born from modesty in the Western world, but also (in more modern senses) as a haven. In upscale locales, we see the restroom as a lounge as well, giving women and men time to relax with their friends of the same gender.
As for the homosexual slant to it, all of the people I know who are homosexual either have enough self respect and tact not to openly gawk at people in the restroom. If your concern is that the guy watching you pee is gay, and getting turned on, then chances are, you're being paranoid. Seriously, in most public washrooms, and even in private ones, I would wager most people aren't going to hit on people. They're going to do their business and get back with their lives.
It's a bathroom/rest room/locker room question.?
Women do not want to see men holding their weenies and peeing and women do not want to be doing such an intimate and private bodily function around strange men. Homosexuality has zero to do with it.
Modesty.
IMO, men seem to have less of a problem with this particular issue than women seem to.
The homosexual factor does not change my thinking.
women dont want harassment..
it should be a bathroom for homos
What does the 10 commandment say? Good God next thing we need to worry about is seperating bathroom by how much each person weigh...
