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Would you be embarrassed to use a unisex toilet if a work colleague (client, customer, whatever) of the opposite gender had walked in at the same time and entered a cubicle next to you?
Hi polo
i would`nt be embarrased in the situation, but unfortunaly i would`nt be able to pee if anyone else was around either lol, i dont know what it is but i just cant do with an audience i`d deffinately be no good at watersports
r1rider
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Would you be embarrassed to use a unisex toilet if a work colleague (client, customer, whatever) of the opposite gender had walked in at the same time and entered a cubicle next to you?

You've never been to Glastonbury have you? lol :lol: :lol:
That is totally different :lol:
I mean somewhere in a formal setting where you then have to sit down with them and talk sensible after listening to eachother pee (or whatever) – especially when they are not a total stranger , but not a close associate either.
Not sure it would make any difference to me. The majority of the workforce is female and those that are male are all gay anyway confused
btw, I'm not saying ALL male nurses are gay, just the ones who work with me wink
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Not sure it would make any difference to me. The majority of the workforce is female and those that are male are all gay anyway confused
btw, I'm not saying ALL male nurses are gay, just the ones who work with me wink

So you're saying you can turn a straight man gay, everytime :giggle:
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Not sure it would make any difference to me. The majority of the workforce is female and those that are male are all gay anyway confused
btw, I'm not saying ALL male nurses are gay, just the ones who work with me wink

So you're saying you can turn a straight man gay, everytime :giggle:
I seem to have that effect lately :?
I sometimes have difficulty peeing if someone is in next cubicle to me, male or female, so it wouldn't matter that much if it was unisex... it's mad isn't it? if its silent then the bladder stops working!.. maybe we're frightened of a wee little pump coming out :shock: lol
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I ask as at a recent seminar we had a unisex toilet (which was closer to the room we were using than the main block of gender assigned loos).
A young male delegate and myself entered the outer door... we both stood and looked at each other as we realised there was not going to be any sound-proofing between the two cubicles.
I thought it would be more embarrassing if we both remained silent, so I began to talk to him and continued to talk as we both began to pee - making jokes about whistling and may be this would be a useful ice-breaker to use at future events.
I can't say it was the most relaxing of situations - but it was not a face reddening embarrassment either (well not for me at least). Though I must admit to not squeezing too hard for the last drops, as I did not wish to let out a little parffff at the end – I thought that may make going back to the lectern and talking about non-verbal communication a little strange lol
How is it any different to a female work coleague being in the next cubicle? dunno
In Edit: Saying that I much prefer a male doctor to a female doctor when having a smear. Is it because I'm a lady lover? lol
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How is it any different to a female work coleague being in the next cubicle? dunno

Men pee louder lol
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How is it any different to a female work coleague being in the next cubicle? dunno

Men pee louder lol
So? :lol:
isnt this just friday night down the town when there is a queue for the ladies lol
Isn't it a Harry Jones fantasy scenario :giggle:
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Isn't it a Harry Jones fantasy scenario :giggle:

Yep! lol
I even sent him a wonderful link to a video on X-tube to cheer him up! biggrin :twisted:
How helpful am I!! wink
Fee
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Not as helpful as your are delicious (cos even mother theresa ain't that helpful) wink
I'm actually really glad that I'm not the only one who has a problem going for a whizz when there's someone in the next cubicle... I just can't do it... it's a bit like it get's stage fright and just disappears altogether! confused
Watersports for me would require someone with a whole heap of patience! wink
And no... Harry... I'm not old enough! lol
EDIT: Sorry Polo... unisex loos wouldn't bother me at all... doesn't matter whether its a girlie or a blokie in the next cubicle... still can't do it! Although it would be a given that the seat would always be up when you went in... but that, I suspect is another thread altogether! :lol:
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Although it would be a given that the seat would always be up when you went in... but that, I suspect is another thread altogether! lol

Unless the previous occupant was female and it that case it will have been left down rolleyes
:lol:
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Although it would be a given that the seat would always be up when you went in... but that, I suspect is another thread altogether! lol

Unless the previous occupant was female and in that case it will have been left down rolleyes
:lol:
Okay smartie, fair point... I take back the "always" and replace it with "mostly"! :roll:
And I fixed your typo while I was at it! wink
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Would you be embarrassed to use a unisex toilet if a work colleague (client, customer, whatever) of the opposite gender had walked in at the same time and entered a cubicle next to you?

no
I have used unisexed bogs in Belfast, I never gave it a thought.
I'm the kind of person that if I need a wee, then I'll do it pretty much anywhere redface
I have a terrible habit of taking the phone to the loo rather than ending a call so being in the next cubicle is fine dunno
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I have used unisexed bogs in Belfast, I never gave it a thought.
I'm the kind of person that if I need a wee, then I'll do it pretty much anywhere redface
I have a terrible habit of taking the phone to the loo rather than ending a call so being in the next cubicle is fine dunno

you are totally brazen..... surprisedops:
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you are totally brazen..... redface

I'm not at all but sometimes you do make me do wicked things innocent
well considering the amout of times i've used the toilets in clubs,only to find women using them as well......nah it wouldn't bother me!
Unisex toilets are great levellers in the sex and power conflicts at work.
I remember having to share such a toilet with a superior at work. we both arrived simultaneously and did the nod and blank face as we ascended our crapping crafts.
Anyway she let rip with a fart which sounded as if she had grown an extra flap of skin over her sphincter. Compressed, controlled and somewhat virtuosic in timbre and delivery. Rather like the woman herself.
I delivered a heavy plop and a dirty rasp.
After descending from our flatulent flights, we both looked at each other somewhat thoroughly confimed in our own intimate thoughts about each other.
Any kind of communications ceased between us after this event.
thankyou but no thanks.
Quote by PoloLady
Would you be embarrassed to use a unisex toilet if a work colleague (client, customer, whatever) of the opposite gender had walked in at the same time and entered a cubicle next to you?

So how would you manage on a building site with a toilet with no door on?
But I went to a school where that was also the case. its just a bodilly function...get on with it.
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isnt this just friday night down the town when there is a queue for the ladies lol

oh i do that redface
Having a pee realy doesnt bother me and like previously mentioned im one of those that use the mens if there a long wait for the ladies.I will quite happily chat away on the phone and leave the door open if chatting to others without a thought. But then saying that i am far more reserved when it comes to going no2 dunno not sure why,just am.
Nicky
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But then saying that i am far more reserved when it comes to going no2 dunno not sure why,just am.
Nicky

Not sure why?
Would'nt have anything to do with the pharffs, the splatts and the 'having to flush 3 times would it? redface
Oh! and the pong. wink
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Would you be embarrassed to use a unisex toilet if a work colleague (client, customer, whatever) of the opposite gender had walked in at the same time and entered a cubicle next to you?

Nope, not at all.