Here's a question for the masses:
This Saturday I was entering in the ladies room in a public place, and one of your kind had brought a boy, about my height, into the ladies room.I immediately thought he must have autism or some other severe mental defect. I'm very accustomed to little boys in the ladies room, but this child was atleast 10.
I went into the stall. I placed my bag on the hook started to unzip, then I eyes peering in through the slats of the stall. I grabbed my things and opened the door. And the boy just stood there looking at me awkwardly.
His “parent” was washing her hands, and talking about coupons. She didn’t seem to notice.
In my mind I yelled “If your son is too young to be left unattended but old enough to try to look at ladies peeing maybe you shouldn’t take him out in public.”
In reality I said to the boy “It’s not polite to try to look into stalls.”
His mother, smiled at me and said “Oh, boys.”
In my mind I yelled back “In a few years that little habit he’s developing could be fucking felony.”
Instead I replied “Maybe he’s too old for the ladies room.”
Her response, “Oh that’s totally unsafe. There are perverts out there.”

So how old is too old for a boy to use the women’s room?


Salon.com
Comments
It's a conundrum for parents. I'm glad I have two boys so that they can go to men's rooms together when I'm not available.
I'm amazed the boy's willing to be seen in the women's room.