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This is confusing as I've never seen a toilet stall that is just a regular room, rather than a cubicle divider thing
The airport near Stockholm. Private little rooms. Everyone has a loo and a sink and room to change. It's so humane.
I mean if the sink was in the same room as the toilet, I would understand, separate rooms is very strange though
I use the handicapped stall at work for that privacy. Need to do a little song and dance to get my clothes and tool belt arranged, and I get my own sink.
For any haters, as the handicapped say, it's accessible, not reserved. (And not many handicapped folks in a hardware store.)
Most hotels, restaurants, and cafés in Europe have singular private stalls like this.
Gas stations, clubs, airports and schools might have a big restroom with dividers, but if they are fancy enough they might still have private rooms.
Public toilets and campsites rarely have private rooms.
That's how most public toilets are. Who the fuck wants to be in cubicle to do their private business?
Don't kink shame.
Don't sink shame.