I used to enjoy rain, now every time it rains, the first thoughts that come to mind are: "hope roof doesn't leak, hope drains don't plug and street/house floods, if I get out I'll def get sick tomorrow"
For me, it depends on the rain. Heavy and sustained worries me as well. We haven't had much since Beryl, so things are dry and this is a nice intermittent drizzle, so a pleasant rain. If it ramps up for a sustained period, then, yeah, that gets worrisome. I don't worry about the roof, though - it's new since the oak tree crashed through it last year.

Gender neutral restrooms lack urinals and the lines for women's restrooms get horribly long just to take a piss. Imagine the horror.
Didn't quote the first part, but most fathers (or in my case, as an uncle and Godfather) keep their eyes open for their sons/nephews as well, but some kinds of things are more fraught and potentially problematic than others - like grown men (no matter how they dress) going into a restroom after a little girl/teen/small woman, thus the usual focus of such discussions.
Don't know where you are, but around here, new public use buildings are built with a higher ratio of mens to womens for the last 20 or so years (can't remember the ratio, 1.5 or 2:1), and many older public use buildings have had renovations to increase womens' rooms - the "potty parity" law, or something like that. It came to a head here after several reports of women at concerts or sporting events going to the mens' rooms and using the sinks at times if all the stalls were occupied. Often the women doing this were buzzed or outright drunk, which can and ocassionally did lead to all kinds of other bad things. Which, in a round about way gets me to: if you have to use a gender neutral and can't get a stall, a sink can be a urinal.
