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context: The only unisex toilets I know of are single occupant. So you’re not sharing the toilet with anyone at that moment. It’s yours until you exit.
  Do I care if the previous occupant was man or woman? Not for a second. >
  
  As long as they are in cubicles, what's the big deal? >
  
  As long as they have actual stalls and bot the pathetic excuse for stalls that most of the US had I'd be entirely fine with it. With the regular stalls I'd have a problem with it but I've never been to a multiple occupant unisex bathroom. >
  
  Every unisex bathroom I've ever seen is single stall. I don't know what the issue is. >
  
  My college dorm has gender neutral communal bathrooms and it's not that big of a deal. You do your business and then you leave. >
  
  Do you have separate bathrooms at home??? >
  
  When you have to go, worrying about who has been there before you is irrelevant >
  
  Where are you where you have non-single-occupant unisex toilets? >
  
  If it has stalls or is single use idk what the issue is >
  
  It really depends on the location for me. I once went to a club that changed their two separate bathrooms into one big unisex bathroom. As a small woman, I don't think I have to explain why I did not feel comfortable sharing a bathroom with a bunch of intoxicated men. However, if it's at a museum or something, I would be more okay with it. I still prefer women only bathrooms. My old university had 3 bathrooms; men, women, and unisex. Best solution if u ask me >
  
  Not an unpopular opinion >
  
  Will see by the comments.