PORTHCAWL, Wales – New anti-sex toilets with weight sensitivity are set to be installed in the Welsh seaside town of Porthcawl.
According to the BBC, violent movement will trigger a water jet, sound an alarm and automatically open the doors to the new bathrooms.
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The bathrooms will be installed in Griffin Park, and the new "security measures" are meant to ensure one user at a time.
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Potty patrons will have to pay to use the facilities, according to the BBC, but the city hasn't decided how much to charge.
The anti-sex bathrooms will be coming to Porthcawl this fall, though an exact date hasn't been established.
Twitter reactions to the potty police policy are below:
This is absolutely terrifying. I'm a disabled person who falls a lot and occasionally needs assistance. Am I going to have to need to start looking up whether I'll be able to use public conveniences without violent and humiliating consequence, because of moral panic?
— sexy plague doctor (@pylonfan) August 16, 2019
Yeah....I am 6 feet tall and obese and mother to two boys who were large and lively toddlers. Bad enough getting glares if we dared to use a disabled loo without getting soaked, deafened and finding ourselves defecating in public.
— susan (@acemsdavis1) August 16, 2019
Also FYI: as a carer I’ve had to enter a bathroom stall with a client before. I’m a grown man who weighs 100kgs already and some of my clients are fairly large. If the door sprang open and an alarm went off while I was supporting them I’d take them to court :)
— inept borzoi wizard (@platypusbanker) August 16, 2019
Sounds like this will in no way backfire almost instantaneously in ways that should be super obvious given like 3 seconds more thought great work guys pic.twitter.com/oLbZqbxGvt
— never mind (@alexcalden) August 16, 2019
Don’t have an unfortunate experience of explosive diarrhoea then....
— Jennifer Easson (@jennifer_easson) August 16, 2019