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Bathroom etiquette question (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 week ago by Kayday@lemmy.world to c/mtf@lemmy.blahaj.zone

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[seeking input from people who use female restrooms]

Hello! I have been using women's restrooms for some time now. Tonight however, will be the first time that I will be going out with some girlfriends where public toilets will be involved. Everyone I am going with knows that I am trans, and is supportive. My questions/concerns are:

If I get up to use the bathroom, should I ask anyone if they would like to come with?
If another woman gets up, should I offer to go with?
If we are using the restroom at the same time, and I finish first, should I wait for them? If so, inside, or outside?

I'm mostly just wanting to act "normal," and don't want to unknowingly perform any social faux pas. Thanks!

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[–] LadyAutumn@lemmy.blahaj.zone 12 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I generally dont ask if anyone wants to come with. If anyone has to go I feel like they usually will be like oh I have to go too and then come along. Sometimes I will ask close friends if they have to go too. Especially if the bathrooms are far from where we're sitting / dancing.

If you also have to go at the same time yeah for sure you can be like oh ill come with i have to go too.

I do wait if we're both going to the bathroom at the same time. Usually just stand by the door after I wash my hands. But it depends how well I know the person ig and if we had been talking. Some women are super chatty and will talk to you the whole time haha but I feel like most of us aren't. It's just nice to group up.