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Is it illegal for a man to use the women's restroom in WA?
In Washington State, individuals are allowed to use the restroom that corresponds to their gender identity, regardless of their sex assigned at birth. So, it is not illegal for a man to use the women's restroom in Washington if he identifies as a woman.
Is it illegal for a man to use the women's restroom in NY?
In New York, it is legal for individuals to use the restroom that corresponds with their gender identity under the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act. This means that a man who identifies as a woman can use the women's restroom without it being considered illegal.
Is it illegal to not let a child use the restroom?
yes
How do old man use the restroom?
The same way as a young man.
Is it illegal to accidentally use the restroom if the door is slightly open?
That depends- in a house, yes. In a store, no.
Why are there urinal in girls restroom?
Maybe there are transexuals who use the restroom. If not, the restroom doubles as a unisexual restroom for both male and female use.
What should you do if you have to use the restroom?
pull your pants down and sit on the toilet and push really hard
Why does a man think different then a womens?
simply because we use different parts of our brains...
What do you do if you have to use the restroom?
Depending on where you are and what you're doing, you should go to the nearest toilet or restroom.
Is it correct for a restroom sign to say womens or women's?
womens would only apply where the rest room belonged to an organisation called 'women' and there were many of these rest rooms in different locations. The 's' used as if a chain of shoe shops were called 'shoes'. In the context of a general rest room - using womens to distigusih for 'females' this spelling is incorrect in any case. The sign should read: 'Women' (as in Men & Women), or Women's (as in Men's & Women's) - the apostrophe being posessive to the women themselves.
Is it illegal for a man to use the women's restroom in UK?
We don't actually have 'rest rooms' in the UK, just seperate public toilets for men and women. However, in places where there is public toilet provision for women only, men are legally entitled to use these, as the establishment should by law provide lavatory provision for both sexes.
Why did you cross the road?
to use the restroom
