I'd prefer a men's room but eventually society will probably
   change. Doesn't bother me either way really but I have a friend
   who was struggling with the issue of "what to do" with public
   bathrooms and her son, who is 6 now. She's concerned about all
   the horror stories that all mother's hear about bathrooms,
   abductions, and other yucky scenarios. Of course they're
   uncommon but they _can_ happen and I feel bad for her. I mean,
   if she could just go in with him and just wait outside the
   stall, life would be simpler. And really, she *can* - I've seen
   mothers/grandmothers do that - just walk right in and stand
   there. A couple of raised eyebrows, but nobody cared really.
   Mother's gotta do what a mother's gotta do, although seems most
   mothers just send their kids in - wait outside I guess. I dunno
   - never really paid much attention 'til she brought it up. But
   having experienced it the other way, with non-gender bathroom, I
   didn't notice any difference after a day or two of getting used
   to to it. I don't know how it would work in public bathroom
   situations but it seemed logical. I just felt bad for her.