Published on 12, July, 2020
I have had a 'Radar' National Key Scheme key for some time.
I find public toilets impossible, they are smelly and unhygeinic with wet (urine) soaked floors, rudimentary handwashing facilities, and only slightly better than wetting myself. I will only use one when absolutely desperate. I therefore thought that as I was Autistic I would get a key so I could use the 'disabled' toilet.
Problem is, I cannot bring myself to use it. I do not have a wheelchair or have physical problems using a 'normal' toilet. The problems I have are a mental aversion. On the odd occasion I have used the 'disabled' toilet (what a strange name, it is not the toilet that is disabled, it works perfectly!) it is because the normal one is out of use. And it has always been a lot cleaner and more pleasant.
So should I just grit my teeth and bear the normal toilets? Or should I ignore the (perceived) thoughts of those who think I should not use the disabled toilet. Or is it the case I should not use the disabled toilet at all as they are only intended for those who are physically disabled?
The regulars on this site know me as the guy who photographs everything.
Including public toilets
I came across these disgusting ones on my travels.
To MrRobert123... Goodness me, you have deposited some *very filthy* picures, there! Are you taking the p*ss out of this Thread, by posting such c r a p??
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Excellent DC ~ you are very quick and witty as well. Thank you for the laugh.
No, me neither Robert, I’m not as quick witted as DC and I would have thought the same as you about the review, even after realising the writer was a woman! I like other people making me laugh anyway so I don’t mind not being quick witted, I leave that job to those who are.
Well, I'm not as quick witted as DC.
I was once reading hotel and holiday reviews on trip advisor. And one reviewer was complaining that "the ladies were smelly and dirty", I spent a couple of minutes wondering, just what kind of entertainment this hotel was providing?
Then I realised, the writer was a woman and she was probably talking about the toilets!