Why is there always a queue in the women's restroom? What do girls do in there?

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1. The phenomenon of crowded women's toilets can be seen everywhere. During holidays, downtown areas, and stations and docks, the most crowded public toilets are definitely women's toilets. So much so that every year women launch a "occupy men's toilet" campaign to call on everyone to pay attention to the inequality between men and women in toilets. It takes about 89 seconds for women to go to the toilet, while it only takes 39 seconds for men. Therefore, the more reasonable ratio of male and female toilets should be 2:5.

2. Nowadays, in some economically developed cities, the number of female toilets has increased significantly, and some public places have also opened third toilets and maternity rooms, which can alleviate the pressure faced by women when using the toilet. The situation of dirty, messy and few toilets in the past has been solved in some places.

3. People have three urgent needs. Going to the toilet is not a trivial matter and cannot be taken lightly! If girls cannot go to the toilet for a long time, it may lead to bladder muscle contraction dysfunction, causing bladder detrusor contraction weakness, obvious urinary frequency, urgency, incomplete urination, and labored urination. Therefore, if girls want to urinate in public places, they must go quickly to avoid the embarrassment of not being able to wait for the toilet.