An Assortment of Not-Rights

I.

Tremors on the inside bring what’s hidden into the limelight, against the granite not visible to the others because of this enclosure. There is comfort behind these full-height bathroom doors. These are the bathrooms I crave. Thank you Met Museum.

II. 

I propose the antithesis of ADA: the anxiety booth. A mundane stall for the more panic-prone. Minimal space, high ceilings, no door gaps between, over, under, through. Warmth in the insulation. Dimly lit. 1 stall inside a 15 stall restroom: nobody is waiting behind the partition.

III. 

It is Saturday in New Jersey. There are wolves in the hall outside – prey behavior. Lavatory down the long hall to the right. This place was meant to be occupied. 

IV. 

We found the Mamava Pod unlocked for the first time today.  Inside was 1 seat with a small cubby shelf fit into the corner, painted with soft clouds on the pod’s shell, a glazed skylight filtering light. 

I guess what I mean is simple.