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Still like the big oversized handicap bathrooms. I only ever notice big people going into them, but even though I can fit in a small stall - why!

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I'm skinny and I still use the handicap bathroom. I like the spaciness of them. :)

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In the building I work in, it's all tiny women that use the handicap stall. I've never been a fan of them, unless the regular stalls are super small. They kind of freak me out, though I'm not sure why. They don't feel as private (which is dumb, I know). Oh, and I'm short, whith short little legs, so the height of the toilet is uncomfortable.

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No offense intended and understandable if the large stall is needed for whatever reason, but when my mother was wheelchair bound for 3 years it used to really bother me when I would take her in to a public restroom (all small stalls empty),and wait around for the handicap stall only for a small very able bodied person to finally emerge. Kinda like a healthy person taking a handicap parking space.

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I like the big stall due to space I feel as though the small ones you can see through them when you pass by never been a fan of them small or big.

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