Look at the bright side of bathrooms per gender ID

Yikes, that's a little creepy.

Well, at this point I'm hoping it was no more complicated than just a not very well thought out lie.

Are we certain that Miller is human? Should Miller be in any restroom?

I don't know. Plus, I'm not sure of anything about Miller, who is considered to have many past usernames, which I tend to agree on, but don't know either. Long time passing. I take her at her word re her profile.

I, on the other hand know urinals, as I've been to a couple of truly great men's bathrooms - one at the Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo (kitschy place, back then, but we stayed to dance there; the men's room had a waterfall), but also stalls.
http://www.madonnainn.com/

And, the Bel Air Hotel, a lux place I think we went to only the once - for the gardens, at the time, and a breakfast reservation. Men's bathroom elegant, had stalls, now long ago. No stay-over, just a visit one morning., when the place was quiet. I forget what was so great about the men's bathroom but it was look worthy, decor wise.
https://www.dorchestercollection.com/en/los-angeles/hotel-bel-air/?gclid=CM305PayrcwCFZKGaQodX7wBKA

Next, as I've mention before on a2k, in my/our first gallery/studio, we shared a 3000 sq ft plus space that had been an old Eagles Lodge. She and her boyfriend got the small front office space and nearby Ladies room, I got the back office, and the Men's room. We both painted very different murals in the bathrooms.

We sublet to a theater group, so during their rehearsal time or performance times, the urinal was all sparkly. When I lived there alone before my later husband stayed, I put a fairly large Pothos potted plant in it. Since there were (if I remember) two stalls, that wasn't a worry for me.

I never considered trying to pee in it.

http://able2know.org/topic/39461-1

That **** Setanta said was funny.

I was implying that those mothers that do not share the lgbt agenda might be less than euphemistic when it comes to explaining what a young daughter hears (and it does sound different from a pre-op tv). For example, an educated mother might tell a young daughter that there is such a thing as gender confusion, and they are now allowed into the ladies restroom. A smart mother can explain things to a child. However, the lady in the stall that has a hidden prostate might be offended by what she overhears. Everyone does not have to play by the preferred rules of the lgbt agenda, and be sympathetic/empathetic.

It's a gift.

The most impressive urinals I ever saw were in the old Tampa Theater. Art Deco style built in the 20s.. Built into the walls and looked like they were sculpted from solid marble. It felt like sacrilege peeing in them.

You really have never heard an adult woman pee. Some sound like Niagara Falls.

From the American or Canadian side?

the big noisy side

Roger that. Sounds like a cow pee'n on a flat rock.
Women's plumbing is much more efficient.

You exaggerate a wee bit. LOL

I'm not kidding. The sound of some women peeing is LOUD

Gotta admit you would know that better n me. LOL

Sounds like the lady is on a diuretic or perhaps has a UTI. By the way, is the adult woman you're talking about a real female or a transgendered female?

I'm speaking about several/many different adult women I've known/heard over many decades.

The science is on ehBeth's side. It's simple fluid dynamics.
Man's plumbing is tortuous by comparison.

Found this today:
https://www.angieslist.com/articles/toilet-equality-indianpolis-stadiums.htm

I see a couple of bright sides (but definitely not the cancelled conventions in Asheville and Wilmington, NC which will hammer the local economies). One is that people who were completely confused about what the bathrooms of the opposite sex look like can share their delusions with the rest of us (urinal only bathrooms anyone?) and another is that we've had a great discussion about pee velocity that I'm sure we wouldn't have had otherwise.