That only works with baths.
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How else would Mrs Smith get little Tommy ready for his swimming lesson? 
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Damm difficult question really.
So I'd say Separate changing rooms and showers at schools and where school children go to for various lessons. (when I was at school we had a lad >a 'Tea Leaf'*< who was always in the girls changing rooms.)
For Adults it ought to be less of a problem but there are still some groups who object to shared changing rooms - a local sports centre has 'public' changing rooms with 'small' 1 person lockable cubicles, they also have a limited number of 'Family' changing rooms with an included toilet/shower area. Those family rooms do get a lot of use (and some abuse) by single people - mainly females of all ages but also some men.
My sport can mean I'm changing out of wet clothing or wanting a hot shower in a communal area but even then we usually have separate showering times between the genders.
Ex-girl friends family didn't have to many concerns about nudity in their property (GF & I were allowed to sleep together); working on the principle that bodies where nothing special and there would be less secrecy and 'wonder' on the other genders bodies as the children got older. (Can be off-putting when GFs mother comes into bedroom naked with morning tea!). GF's little sister put a 'flasher' off his stride when she laughed at the size of his 'equipment'.
On the whole, with my life experiences I think I'll prefer separate changing and shower rooms rather than communal ones with small cubicles.
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So I'd say Separate changing rooms and showers at schools and where school children go to for various lessons. (when I was at school we had a lad >a 'Tea Leaf'*< who was always in the girls changing rooms.)
For Adults it ought to be less of a problem but there are still some groups who object to shared changing rooms - a local sports centre has 'public' changing rooms with 'small' 1 person lockable cubicles, they also have a limited number of 'Family' changing rooms with an included toilet/shower area. Those family rooms do get a lot of use (and some abuse) by single people - mainly females of all ages but also some men.
My sport can mean I'm changing out of wet clothing or wanting a hot shower in a communal area but even then we usually have separate showering times between the genders.
Ex-girl friends family didn't have to many concerns about nudity in their property (GF & I were allowed to sleep together); working on the principle that bodies where nothing special and there would be less secrecy and 'wonder' on the other genders bodies as the children got older. (Can be off-putting when GFs mother comes into bedroom naked with morning tea!). GF's little sister put a 'flasher' off his stride when she laughed at the size of his 'equipment'.
On the whole, with my life experiences I think I'll prefer separate changing and shower rooms rather than communal ones with small cubicles.
*Suspender belts was his 'thing'!
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Maybe what is wrong is having communal changing rooms and showers, and not some people?
I was surprised, but not shocked, on viewing my old school with my son - I checked out the changing rooms and the communal showers are all gone. What seemed most strange though was learning that the kids just don't wash after PE now.
We are a bit hung up about it all though. In some societies mix gender nudity is really not a problem, but we tend to confuse nudity with sex and this is he cause of all these problems. In societies where clothes are not worn, nobody cares.
I was surprised, but not shocked, on viewing my old school with my son - I checked out the changing rooms and the communal showers are all gone. What seemed most strange though was learning that the kids just don't wash after PE now.
We are a bit hung up about it all though. In some societies mix gender nudity is really not a problem, but we tend to confuse nudity with sex and this is he cause of all these problems. In societies where clothes are not worn, nobody cares.
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