Fair or not?

[straight_stewie]

This is in no way meant to cause flaming, arguments, shaming, or any other form of bullying or harassment. However, I would like to collect serious opinions from all people in all walks of life on an idea that I've had, that might be a fair compromise for all individuals involved. 

As we all know, Americans have been debating who should use what bathroom for some time now. This subject has troubled me deeply in regards to fairness. On the one hand, it is unfair to the LGBT community to not allow them to use the restroom of their choice. On the other hand, it's unfair to the anti- or non-LGBT communities to force them to use a restroom with someone who has the opposite urinary organs. What about those people who find it difficult to share a restroom with anyone, regardless of sex, gender identity, or orientation? I've been thinking for some time about a truly fair compromise, and I think I've found one: Single person restrooms. Instead of designing restrooms so that they have one room with multiple stalls and multiple sinks, let's design them as a hallway with multiple rooms. Each room would have a single toilet, a single handwashing station, and a full length lockable door. In this way, no one has to use a restroom with anyone, for any reason. No one would be "afraid" of others, no one would be left out to dry. Everyone would be treated the same: one person at a time.

So, what do you think about the fairness of that idea?

[thekeemo]

Unisex bathrooms ftw. Hopefully that makes them not cheap out on the walls of the stalls, I mean how hard is it to get the stall reach the ceiling. 

[Misanthrope]

This are my main thoughts when using the bathroom, in order of importance

1) "I hope it's not full"

2) "I hope it's clean"

3) "Check for toiler paper"

4) "Oh damn this is a big one, is there anyone nearby to hear and smell my farts? Oh well can't hold it any longer"

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350) "Boy I really don't want a tranny to fuck me right in the ass right about now"