I don’t care what shit I cop for this, I’m just gonna go ahead and say it. Don’t like it, too bad. I may even have friends that do this, and I’m not sorry if I offend you.
Women, don’t do this!
It’s okay in your house, if you want, or where no one sees them, but not in a restaurant. It’s uncomfortable to look at. It is a public place devoted to food consumption.
The truth is, I don’t agree, I don’t know what you think, but it makes me sick.
I know that many will come out to defend it, and they will say a lot of things in their favour, but they won’t change my mind about this.
It’s a bad habit, and it’s not hygienic! You can tell what’s been instilled in her house and it looks like it’s normal for her, as if nothing’s going on, but… don’t be putting your dirty flip flops on top of the table. It isn’t right.
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Chris Boneyard Mau has taken to social media to rightfully complain about the lack of changing facilities in the gents toilets.
Chris said “I’m getting pretty sick of having to change my daughter on a disgusting floor because the only changing table in the place is located in the women’s bathroom. It’s crazy to imagine I know but there are guys who take care of their kids too you asshats. If it’s a public place with public restrooms in the generation of equality among genders and races then how about making sure us fathers can change our children’s diapers on a goddamn changing table like the mother’s can. Am I asking too much?
The circumstances of the situation left very little options for privacy, I had taken her for a walk when this happened so there was no car and the only counter space was a 3 inch gap between the 2 sinks”.
Surely there should be changing facilities in all public toilets, there is often changing tables in the disabled toilets but not in all areas, times need to change, men should be able to change their childs nappy in a safe and clean environment.
Am I Asking To Much To Be Able To Change My Childs Nappy?
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