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Against that stereotype I. Research has shown that cruising in public restrooms provides gay men with a sense of connection and acceptance. Since homosexuality has often been stigmatized and marginalized, cruising bathrooms allows these men to find a community where they can be open about their desires. In the s and s, homosexuality was still persecuted.

In the s and s,

Phil Polglaze photographed London’s public toilets to defend men arrested for sexual encounters. How did toilet cruising work? February 17, PM Subscribe I was reading an gay travel guide from , and it reminded me that I've never understood the mechanics of the toilet pick-up. One of the notable features of the guide is that among all the bars and bathhouses listed, many locations also suggest cruising toilets.

This seems so inherently sketchy. How would you know when it was safe to signal to somebody? Don't you run the constant risk of an embarrassing and dangerous confrontation? Do you actually have sex in the bathroom, or is a rendezvous point? And given that these locations are so well established that they appear in a travel guide, wouldn't they be easy pickings for the police?

Any info or stories about etiquette and risk mitigation would be of interest. Bonus points if you can explain how toilet cruising worked in an international context. After a strong warning about how dangerous cruising is in the Middle East, for example, the guide lists toilets in Syria and Kuwait. There are similar listings throughout the world.

While cruising in the U. But I'm assuming that there must be something I don't understand that makes it safer than Russian roulette. From A Slate Explainer column several years back: Is tapping your foot really code for public sex? The signal has been around for decades in the United States and Europe. Generally, one person initiates contact by tapping his foot in a way that's visible beneath the stall divider.

If the second person responds with a similar tap, the initiator moves his foot closer to the other person's stall. If the other person makes a similar move, the first will inch closer yet again. The pair usually goes through the whole process a few times, just to confirm that the signals aren't an accident. Next, one of the men will slide his hand under the divider. This usually means he's inviting the other person to present himself, as if to say, "Show me what you got.

Or he can swipe his own hand under the divider, as if to say, "You go first. Craig allegedly did to make themselves more alluring. Just how sexy can you get when there's a divider in the way? It depends on the bathroom. If the participants were in the last stall in a long row, they might have enough privacy to get it on right there beneath the divider. Alternatively, one person can enter the other's stall by surreptitiously ducking out and back.

Positions vary depending on the space, but one classic setup has one man sit on the toilet while the other straddles his legs and receives oral sex. In the s, some men frequenting the popular bathrooms at Bloomingdale's in New York would hide their legs by standing in a pair of shopping bags. It's the time of day that's key. This reminds me of reading Joe Orton's Diaries.

Public toilet sex was definitely his thing, and there are a number of graphic and hilarious descriptions of dangerous encounters.