Step 1: Abolish "urinal etiquette". Encourage boys to go to the bathroom in groups like girls do, talk to each other while in the bathroom, and not be afraid to use urinals next to other boys. Urinals use less water than toilets do, but many boys refuse to use urinals under certain conditions. If "urinal etiquette" was abolished, it would lead to male washrooms becoming much less quiet, and boys lining up to use urinals (and stall toilets) would become a thing. However, this...

How old are you?

At what age did you hit puberty?

Are you cut or uncut?

If you have to go pee in a public bathroom, do you prefer using the stall or using the urinal?

While using a public stall toilet for urination, do you pee sitting down, or do you pee standing up?

While using a toilet at home for urination, do you pee sitting down, or do you pee standing up?

Does it matter if the urinal you are using is...

I think that "urinal etiquette" is total hogwash. It's okay to use an urinal next to one that another boy/man is using, it's okay to talk to another person in the same washroom, and it's okay for guys to go to the bathroom in groups like girls do. I dislike the fact that some boys value so-called "guy code" over friendships, and refuse to interact with anyone else while using the bathroom.

Picture this: Adam leaves his class to go to the bathroom. About a second...