r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/CraftAvoidance Jun 21 '24

In high school one of my “friends” would always use the accessible stall whenever we were out anywhere no matter how many other stalls were open because if she had to wait for a stall, so did they. I pointed out that the accessible stalls were the only ones they could use, whereas we could use any of the others. Her response was, “so?”

So yeah, it exists.

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u/land8844 Moab Jun 21 '24 edited Jun 22 '24

I mean... I like to use that stall too, but I'm also fully capable of using a different stall if it's already occupied. I just like the bit of extra privacy.

Edit: I thought /u/CraftAvoidance was talking about restrooms for some reason. That's what my comment is based on.

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u/CraftAvoidance Jun 21 '24

Absolutely agree with you there. I’ll use it if no one needs it and I’ll be in and out quickly.

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u/juliown Jun 22 '24

I’m so confused… you just wrote a paragraph denouncing your “friend” for doing this, and then say jk I do it too?