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Gender-neutral restrooms

Last week, I ventured into a new café that proudly advertised its “gender-less washrooms.” I thought, great! I can skip the usual awkwardness of waiting outside the ladies’ room while the line stretches longer than a DMV queue. So, I confidently strolled in, only to find a hilarious sign that read: “Please leave your judgment at the door.” As I pushed open the door, I was met with a chaotic scene—three people trying to share a single stall, one guy frantically looking for toilet paper, and a woman loudly debating whether to use the sink for an emergency hair fix.
It was like a scene straight out of a sitcom! Here I was, expecting a peaceful moment of relief, but instead, I walked into a sitcom-worthy bathroom party. Everyone was so focused on their own little crises that we all forgot about the social norms of bathroom etiquette. It dawned on me that while we may be breaking down gender barriers, we were also inadvertently creating a new form of chaos—one where everyone was just as confused and desperate as each other. Who knew gender-less washrooms would lead to a bonding experience over toilet paper shortages and bad hair days?

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ShoddyStudent1610 • 152 points
When the wind from the air dryer is way too strong

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Separate-Simple-5101 • 14 points
Air dryer or tiny wind tunnel? You decide 😅

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Mirar • 2 points
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC5B327D213565407](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC5B327D213565407) (Kilt blowing, obviously)

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Practical-Hat-3943 • 1 points
When you wear baggy clothes and get a boner

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Duracharge • 91 points
Non-hand washers are going to be furious about this.

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Separate-Simple-5101 • 24 points
The fragile egos of non-hand washers can’t handle this 😅

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SelfAwareSausage • 12 points
Non ass wipers are going to be thrilled

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off_by_two • 9 points
Big soap is behind this woke hand washing dei nonsense. Everyone knows Elijah in the old testament never washed his hands and lived to be 800 years old. Its science.

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apostole13 • 2 points
Kirkachtualy

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TjbMke • 7 points
I personally don’t want the non-hand washers in the bathroom with my kids. Call me old fashioned but it just ain’t right 😆

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ThisIsMockingjay2020 • 5 points
I strongly agree. I don’t want the non-handwashers anywhere near me.

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TNF734 • 33 points
A bathroom for everyone… except people with no hands.

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RainbowWaters • 10 points
Wait… How do they wipe?

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fyhr100 • 15 points
I don’t know. This has me stumped.

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Entropic_Echo_Music • 7 points
I can’t really put my finger on why this is funny.

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ccReptilelord • 2 points
The old boot-scoot.

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Mirar • 1 points
Japanese style bidet

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Mirar • 1 points
Had an aquaintance with hands attached to the shoulders ([thalidomide](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalidomide_scandal)) but the topic never came up. Now I wonder

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Mirar • 3 points
Just bring a hand in a bag. How hard can it be?

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Loxeres • 2 points
Right? People act like carrying around a hand in your lunch bag is too much of a hassle or even “weird”

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P01135809-Trump • 1 points
How can she slap?!?

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StanielReddit • 45 points
#WHO[M]EVER /s

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LentilRice • 7 points
..“whomever” is a made-up word to trick students

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ApolloRocketOfLove • 17 points
Nah it’s actually really easy once you get it. You have to think about whoever or whomever as a question. If the answer can be him/her, it’s whomever. I remember this because him has an M, and so does whomever. And if the answer is he/she, it’s whoever. I remember this because he is shorter than him, and whoever is shorter than whomever. Examples: “Whoever did this is cool.” The answer would be “He/she did this.” “Whomever this belongs to is in trouble.” The answer is “This belongs to him/her.” You kinda gotta unpack the context of the sentence to figure it out. But I did feel super smart once I finally learned how to use these words correctly. I also realize this comment makes me sound like I’m 12 years old, I’m 37 and I just figured this out like 5 years ago lol don’t judge me.

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efferkah • 6 points
As a person whose main language isn’t English, TIL. Thank you!

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oneeyedziggy • 1 points
Or a bit more simply… If you could move/add “to”, “from” or a similar preposition before “who” and it still mostly makes sense, it should be “whom” ( as long as you want to sound like a pedant ) “To whomever this belongs is in trouble ….” Yes, while the”in trouble” makes this construction feel weird, things belong “to”, so as a thought processes “to whomever did this is cool”? No. “is cool” isn’t something bestowed upon or belonging to people…

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wanked_in_space • 2 points
#WHO[MST]EVER

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oldinfant • 1 points
that.. doesn’t make any sense can somebody explain what’s the sarcasm here?

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Mirar • 0 points
whatever

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bigwilly311 • 5 points
Whatmever

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