In my school they had their own toilets.
A very international question for our American users: do teachers in American schools have separate toilet rooms? Is there a country standard on that, or the policy differs from one school to another?
nothing, i was just told not to use the teachers toilet again
the girls one was an accident, I beat up a turk of my class and his big brother came who was at least 3-4 years older (i was ~12) so I ran away big time and hid behind the next best door i could find
turns out it was a toilet so i decided to piss because i had to anyway and on my way out i noticed the missing urinals and that was the moment I understood that I just used the girls toilet
there was a teenage girl at the sinks asking me: "and? how was it? :^) ? and i don't remember what i replied or did next but this memory is stuck in my head forever
>nothing, i was just told not to use the teachers toilet again
Accosted by a big tittie German teacher... Ugh...
>and? how was it? :^)
You have to understand that at that moment she was probably more afraid of you than you of her, thus the stupid attempt at joking. A psychological defence, you see. (At the very least I bet she was very uncomfortable.)
>his big brother came
This is such a southerner/muslim thing to do.
I went to school in northern california california (~20 km from San Francisco) and there were six bathrooms. For the students there was one for boys, one for girls, one for "unisex" children. The staff also had three bathrooms, one for male teachers, one for female teachers, and one unisex/utility room. The staff bathrooms had locks while the student ones did not.
