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When I had digestive issues, I was a shy pooper, and just the thought of a stranger lady, let alone a stranger dude making eye contact thru the stall gap was... Unpleasant. Now that I learned very simple exercises to push the poop thru the intestines, and I drop human scat that could choke an anaconda. You are all welcome to bask in my glory in a unisex bathroom if that is truly what you wish.
Just get rid of the door gap too. Having a gap in the bathroom stall instead of a proper door is an American thing, not a public rest room thing.
What's the gap for anyway? Do they think someone's going to lock themselves in and they'll need to perform some commando rescue?
The doors can be unlocked from the outside anyway with a coin
Moral excuses aside, it's money. Huge gaps means less material, one-size-fits-all installation, and arbitrary tolerances in production. Same reason the latches constantly break or get stuck - the whole setup is mass-produced as cheaply as possible.
But it's not a good way to save money. On top of the obvious safety and privacy benefits, bathroom quality can completely change a person' opinion of an establishment and is worth investing in.