/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10698396
I've actually seen something like that in my city. One of the new theaters built, the bathroom is unisex. It's an open hallway of sinks and mirrors that anyone passing by can look into but the toilets are in individual stalls with doors that actually reach the ground and near ceiling so no peeking can be done. I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, the toilets are more private than normal stalls and on the other when you step out to fix yourself up in the mirror, you'll be standing next to men washing their hands. The open hallway gives some safety because anyone passing can see what's going on but if it's a slow day and no one is around, who knows what could happen.