So why don't they have urinals in women's restrooms? I think it's a legit question. Wouldn't girls prefer to have a public restroom setup where they could stand like guys?
Some do in the States! Little known (and extremely rare anymore) was the Sanistand® made by American Standard. It was basically a normal toilet that had no seat, was extended out and narrowed at the end. The woman could drop trow, straddle it, and pee. From what I've read, they were most commonly found in universities and Interstate freeway rest areas. Mid to late sixties I think, but almost all have been removed according to one toiletologist website. I want one for my herb garden if anyone find$ one!
Well, why not? It's worth asking. The conception that women can only sit to pee is partly what led to me thinking what I did. "Because" is not a reason.
There used to be urinals in women's changing rooms at swimming pools 60 years ago, but hardly anyone used them - women & girls still went into the cubicles for a pee.
Of course because isn't a reason as a word by itself but what follows IS a reason.
Well I am not still as to WHY women stopped peed standing up. Even in a cubbie men will still pee standing up, I do. And why don't women pee standing at home still? Just doesn't make much sense to me
I had no idea girls have TWO holes down there!
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Actually yes I did. Hence why it's said they can't pee standing up.
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Well we can actually, just as men can pee sitting down, this is a cultural thing and in some cultures women DO piss standing up
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So why don't they have urinals in women's restrooms? I think it's a legit question. Wouldn't girls prefer to have a public restroom setup where they could stand like guys?
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Some do in the States! Little known (and extremely rare anymore) was the Sanistand® made by American Standard. It was basically a normal toilet that had no seat, was extended out and narrowed at the end. The woman could drop trow, straddle it, and pee. From what I've read, they were most commonly found in universities and Interstate freeway rest areas. Mid to late sixties I think, but almost all have been removed according to one toiletologist website. I want one for my herb garden if anyone find$ one!
Probably bc it's not our culture. Who cares anyway?
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Well, why not? It's worth asking. The conception that women can only sit to pee is partly what led to me thinking what I did. "Because" is not a reason.
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There used to be urinals in women's changing rooms at swimming pools 60 years ago, but hardly anyone used them - women & girls still went into the cubicles for a pee.
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Well I am not still as to WHY women stopped peed standing up. Even in a cubbie men will still pee standing up, I do. And why don't women pee standing at home still? Just doesn't make much sense to me
Who says that? Girls can piss standing up. Why do you think that they can't? Have you never read a book or taken a health class in school?