30 Mistakes Made By Designers And Architects Who Didn’t Think Of The Person Who’d Be Using Their Designs

Exactly! Can't even put my head back on the seat because I usually have a ponytail and it hurts too much. Really annoying.

Not just cars. A bun or a ponytail are a no go on the cinema too. And in the metro, you can reach the overhead bar to keep you from.... you know.... toppling over, if you're 178cm with average arms or longer. At 164 with short arms. nope. And that's longer than the average female here.

Apparently volvo makes a split headrest for this purpose. For the ponytail. Their beautiful cars are out of my price range but why not biy a car fir that reason. Yes lipstick just melts, not good for cars.

It never occurred to me that other people have to deal with this. I just assumed other people were better at putting their hair up so that it stays closer to the head instead of sticking WAY out they way my long ass b***h hair does

I cut all my hair off, but I still have the muscle memory of this.

One car i had i literally flipped the headrest around so it was backwards, just so i could wear a ponytail!

I know precisely of what you speak my friend lol the struggle is real!

Yup. I get clippie injuries when riding in someone else's vehicle; massive headrests cram into the back of my head when wearing a clippie.

Don't need pedals for heels, that's silly to me, but the hair, oh good grief, I end up with a hole in my neck or in my back from leaning forward.

What use us a headrest if you are too short for it to be functional? If your head does not in any way or part align with the head rest, instead the headrest interferes because it pushes your head down (because only the very bottom of the headrest touches the very top of your head) so you are either forced to look down, or you cannot mean back properly. If you remove the head rest, you can sit back properly, and the seat itself actually supports your head, if you are short enough.

I take out those head rests and turn them around backwards then reinsert them. It helps.

I have a buzz cut and the head rests push my my head to look down.

Hey, there's always PIGTAILS!

Totally the reason why I have short hair 😂

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Girl I usually take my headrest off!!! Especially if it's going to be over an hour in the car!!

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Take the head rest off

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That head support is there to keep your neck from breaking, not to complement your pony tail. Let your husband drive from now on.

The Canyonero F series. It has a lipstick holder instead of a cigarette lighter.

I think it's a US thing

Oh yeah this is the winner!!! Seat belts were designed for the male torso, so as a woman (big breasted or not) you've got a 73% bigger chance of dying in a car crash than a man. (credit to the university of Virginia for figuring this one out)

So much this!!! It drives me insane.

Not just big ones. I usually hold the strap over so it sits between rather than atop.

I've hated seatbelts ever since I was 13 and my breasts were growing in. I only wear it to be safe and not die but I despise them. Less than my breasts do. Touchy feely fools. They might as well be grabby hands.

Dodge La Femme🤷‍♀️🤣

Car lipstick holder - It is for convenient access to lipstick which women can apply while slamming into the back of someone else's car.

I think when people lose their push in lighter another person calls it a lipstick holder instead. I never heard of or saw that in my life. That would be dumb. No woman just leaves the house with lipstick and no bag!

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what the devil is the shifter?

I wear a kids’ seatbelt adjuster so the seatbelt doesn’t dig into my neck.

They exist in my car.

Most seatbelts are adjustable at the attachment point by the door these days

And the doors go from the floor to the ceiling, with no gaps at the hinge and clasp. So luxurious!

I've seen those things in the US too. It just depends on the specific bathroom. It's a shame that it isn't universal though.

I love Japan. Everything is family oriented there. They also provide free buggies your kids can sit in so you never need to bring a stroller to any kind of store. Everything is so clean and they even provide places for mothers to change their baby’s, make formula( think hot water bottle fillers with a clean counter to use) they have bidets, heated seats, weird squattie potties, and nature noises to cover up any bodily sound. Anyone who hasn’t been to Japan I highly recommend visiting.

Hooks in every bathroom. Do the designers really think anyone wants to put anything on the floor of a public bathroom, or how cumbersome it is to hold a purse, a bag, a coat, while peeing and trying to keep your pants or skirt off the floor, and possibly minding a child or two, as well? And most women menstruate, for 3 - 7 days a month, every month, for decades - so a small dedicated disposal place in a stall is much preferable to having to carry out a bloody tampon or pad to the public part of the restroom to find a trash can.

Also, womens public restrooms have a urinal for young boys. And usually a kid friendly stall will also have a child size toilet seat topper so the kid doesn’t fall in whilst doing their business.

The problem is that in the US people leave crap behind so the less places for trash to accumulate the easier it is to maintain

And they clean your butt!

They have hooks in the US too but someone always finds a way to break them off.

In US, your things would be stolen while you are doing your business and are helpless

That's genius