P.s. we were sent a questionaire at work as to what we deem necessary for our new office, which is currently being remodelled. Several of the questions were disturbing (insofar that most of us thought that the items in question they would be a given and thus no special requests for them required) - one of them was, did we want separate loos for men and women.

This has, though, got me pondering on why I really really don't want unisex loos. I think my answers reveal more about me and my attitude to men than perhaps rational considerations. e.g. I don't want to be seen looking at myself, adjusting make up/hair or crying (not a frequent thing, but sometimtes...) by men and the loos are a refuge for these things. I also don't really want to accidentally see men's body parts and it strikes me, when standing outside men's loos in public places (not gone inside) that they are often pretty stinky. Train loos are particularly bad, although I supppose it's
possible that the badly aimed/misdirected by jolting pee on the floor is women's...
But perhaps in an office things would be more civilized.
“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer." Albert Camus