Is it morally wrong to use a disablility toilet?

Lol at people who are disgusting and poo in public toilets

I've always assumed that toilets with the disabled facilities symbol on the door means 'this toilet is equipped for people with disabilities so it might be easier for you to use this one than another one' rather than 'this toilet is exclusively for people with disabilities'. So I've never thought it morally wrong to use a disabled loo, and I can't see an issue with it being used if the others are full or if it would be easier with the extra space (eg you have a young child or a pram with you). Parking spaces are different because disabled people requiring one of the spaces could have to wait hours for one to become free, so I'd say disabled parking spaces do mean 'this space is exclusively for people with disabilities'.



Having said all that, I personally don't like using the disabled toilet in case I accidentally pull the cord and people come running in to rescue me

If you get in touch with incontinence organisations and charities they will provide both radar keys to access many disabled loos and little cards you can use to give to people if you're challenged when using one.

Pretty sure those are not the people ou student is talking about.

Ahahaha, do such things actually exist? Wow.

Which I accidentally did once!

What happened?!

what if those physical disabilities arnt obvious?



i use disabled toilets because they are generally taller, so are esier for me to sit on and get up from, as well as being able to use the hand rails. but my illness that i need those aids for doesnt give of physical signs, unless it is so bad i need my crutches. but generally there is no physical sign that i have an illness.