Peeing like a lady... and other toilet issues

One of the unavoidable subjects concerning toilets is of course the different signs used for public toilets to direct women bodies and men’s bodies into their respective and separate toilets †preferably into the right one. Whereas everyone knows that women do not wear skirts much more often than men (well a little more often maybe…), the toilet signalisation remains overwhelmingly geared towards using the skirt as an imaginary divider of women and men into two distinct categories. While the men’s sign clearly has something ‘universal’ about him (like legs and arms for example), women can often be called into their toilet by a figure without arms, with only one leg sticking out from the skirt, and something that is probably supposed to be a waist, but that more gives the impression that the figure will split in two parts.