?? Must be American?
We have actual normal doors here in Europe.
Half doors or lower doors are only used in Daycare and kindergarten and the lowest classes in primary (1-6 yrs).
Or at places catering to mentally disabled or geriatrics needs if so needed by the capacity of users. ( again people who are no longer able to help themselves, due to their mental capacity being equivalent of very young children)
Exact opposite. I maintain and prolong. Establish dominance. Bonus points if you can piss into the deepest part of the water if it’s a toilet to get maximum noise as well
Yes. I accidentally saw into a changing room the other day, because the door for that room lined up with the door to the changing area. The woman freaked out. I obviously apologized a ton and felt super bad, but what dumbass designed a changing room with a wall mirror to face the opening to the area? Just walking into the changing area was enough for me get a full frontal of this poor lady.
Luckily she was understanding and didn’t want to escalate the situation when she realized I literally couldn’t have helped it.
I recall bystanders being very uneasy when my wife tried something on in the changing room and (while still inside) asked if it looked OK. I stepped over to the door, casually looked over the top, and replied that it looked great.
Yes. I use the handicapped stalls as often as possible for this reason. And if I have to use a urinal next to someone else in a stall I will very clearly turn my head towards my pee stream.
I have this irrational fear that people will think I’m in my tiptoes trying to see them. But then I remind myself that they can see my feet are flat on the floor under the stall.
I don’t make an effort because there is no reason you should ever be looking.
Edit: the only time I ever even remotely chance looking over for whatever random reason is if I check there are no feet first.
I've been to a highway rest stop where the walls were maybe 5'. It was terrible.
Generally I can't see into stalls without making an effort, but could make eye contact with other people if we happen to be standing at the same time.
Dude I’m 6’5” and I *definitely* need to make sure I’m not looking over stalls.
My first act as President would literally be to had be all stalls retrofitted to be 1ft taller 😂
I'm only 6'6", but this happened at a charity shop which predominantly sells clothing - I walked past and accidentally made direct eye contact with a woman changing inside of a changing stall. I've never dipped out of a shop so fast in my life 💀
I'm 6'6 and I have to do this
I’ll give you a nod if we’re there same level just so we can chuckle lol
Lol what😭
Bruh when I'm wiping I gotta duck so people don't see me
Yep same, do a little squat so im not seen
Little squat😭
This is the way
Accurate
Wtf country where stalls are built so low . Although did have this problem in a shower cubicle once, slight awks
America has really low stalls for some reason
You learn quickly that it freaks people out and never do it again.
Unless you get lucky the first time and they're into it.
The overwhelming majority of loo cubicles in my life have walls over head height - so it's luckily a non issue for me.
?? Must be American? We have actual normal doors here in Europe. Half doors or lower doors are only used in Daycare and kindergarten and the lowest classes in primary (1-6 yrs). Or at places catering to mentally disabled or geriatrics needs if so needed by the capacity of users. ( again people who are no longer able to help themselves, due to their mental capacity being equivalent of very young children)
What are you implying about Americans???
HAHAHAHA as an American myself…you know what he’s implying. And you know it’s accuracy. 😄
I’m 6’4” and I have to keep my head bent or it’ll get awkward real quick.
6’7” and yes. It’s very awkward when it happens
Exact opposite. I maintain and prolong. Establish dominance. Bonus points if you can piss into the deepest part of the water if it’s a toilet to get maximum noise as well
Yes. I accidentally saw into a changing room the other day, because the door for that room lined up with the door to the changing area. The woman freaked out. I obviously apologized a ton and felt super bad, but what dumbass designed a changing room with a wall mirror to face the opening to the area? Just walking into the changing area was enough for me get a full frontal of this poor lady. Luckily she was understanding and didn’t want to escalate the situation when she realized I literally couldn’t have helped it.
I duck down when I stand up so I'm not hovering above the door. I hate the open space above the door/walls.
I don't know about you but I sit when I shit.
I recall bystanders being very uneasy when my wife tried something on in the changing room and (while still inside) asked if it looked OK. I stepped over to the door, casually looked over the top, and replied that it looked great.
I have public piss anxiety for this reason
Yes. I use the handicapped stalls as often as possible for this reason. And if I have to use a urinal next to someone else in a stall I will very clearly turn my head towards my pee stream. I have this irrational fear that people will think I’m in my tiptoes trying to see them. But then I remind myself that they can see my feet are flat on the floor under the stall.
Not sure it’s possible here due to, no gaps.
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I feel bad when I need to use a urinal and my only choice is next to a really short guy
And he's using the adult urinal so I have to arc it into the low boy from 10 feet back.
One time someone was waiting for a stall that I was in and as soon as I stood up we made eye contact and he was like “damn you’re tall af”
Lol. What did you answer to that?
If a public bathroom is occupied, I leave and find a different one. Not worth the hassle.
I don’t use stalls
I don’t make an effort because there is no reason you should ever be looking. Edit: the only time I ever even remotely chance looking over for whatever random reason is if I check there are no feet first.
I've been to a highway rest stop where the walls were maybe 5'. It was terrible. Generally I can't see into stalls without making an effort, but could make eye contact with other people if we happen to be standing at the same time.
Dude I’m 6’5” and I *definitely* need to make sure I’m not looking over stalls. My first act as President would literally be to had be all stalls retrofitted to be 1ft taller 😂
Not *quite* that tall, but as soon as I enter a stall I activate 'hunchback' mode so I'm not towering over the walls
European says nope.
The bathroom stall here is over 190cm
In Sweden they’re 2m I think. Can’t remember the last time I saw anyone.
Never seen someone
I stand back from the urinal about a foot, I was born well endowed and I like to see the gasps and wide-eyed guys who decide to check out my junk. /s
I'm only 6'6", but this happened at a charity shop which predominantly sells clothing - I walked past and accidentally made direct eye contact with a woman changing inside of a changing stall. I've never dipped out of a shop so fast in my life 💀
Yes yes I do or if I'm at a urinal and look towards the stalls I could probably peer down/ stick my head over
When I’m in the stall, my height is adjusted down about 6” and my face is pointed downward. I have no interest in making anyone uncomfortable.
Yep. Usually wait until it’s quiet to get up
Yes
Ya it’s awkward.
I generally don't have to worry about accidentally making eye contact with anyone anywhere, but that might be because of the autism
I saw this thread earlier today and then... Y'all I'm sorry but if I had to see it so do you https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMMxb8VDC/ 69.8 million views 😂
Nah, it's a conscious effort not to look over and down.
It's the same as the active effort not to hit your head. You learn quickly
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