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Input: Went into public bathroom today with 5 or 6 stalls that were all full. Waited for a minute and someone came out of the last stall, which was larger and had hand rails by the toilet. 

I went in, thinking it was just a normal bathroom trip. I was wrong. 

I have an irritable bowel and am also pregnant. I don’t always know ahead of time if I’m going to be on the toilet for a long time. 

I heard people come and go and the stalls were mostly empty when I finished, about 15 minutes later. When I came out, there was an elderly woman standing there waiting, who went into the stall after me. She wasn’t in a wheelchair or seem like she obviously needed to use that stall specifically, but I’m sure it was just more comfortable and easier for her. She didn’t say anything to me, but I felt bad that she had to wait for me so she could use that stall. Especially since I had no reason to need to use it, other than it was just available. 

AITA for taking a really long time in the handicapped stall?

using the handicapped bathroom stall