The bathroom math is actually pretty simple:

Before I ask this question let me preface it by saying, if a man walked into the bathroom with his daughter I wouldn’t care at all. Also, I grew up with a single father, at times he took me into the men’s room, covered my eyes and took me into a stall, other times (not sure why) but if we entered and it was something he didn’t like he would ask a woman to take me into the woman’s bathroom and assist me. He chose not to go into the woman’s bathroom, that was his preference and also in the 90’s, so 🤷🏾‍♀️? Every woman was always kind and willing to help. IF he did enter the bathroom I don’t think most woman would mind, but he just chose not to. Anyway to the question, is there a problem with a man taking his daughter into the men’s room? Again, I don’t care either way, as long as the child gets to use the bathroom and is safe is what’s important, but why is it the man should ONLY use the woman’s bathroom with a girl, is using the man’s restroom … wrong?