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That's the case in the US as well. I think it's common courtesy more than anything else. Same reason a man doesn't take the urinal immediately next to another t
by aforty 16y ago
That's the case in the US as well. I think it's common courtesy more than anything else. Same reason a man doesn't take the urinal immediately next to another that is being used, unless he has to. It is courteous to give people their personal space so long as it's convenient to do so.
- etherealG 16y agoI think in some cultures this may be seen as insulting, if personal space isn't as freely given as part of the culture.