Knock please classic round sticker

Reedited (04.09.2025 [19:26] Have reedited description for some incorrect grammar elements and related linguistic semantical errors; 04.05.2025 [17:52] "caused" = "cause") It's a newer take on my unconventional designs based on my current sensibilities which was a far cry from my other similar design concepts. This textual or typographical design contains an imperative message that was conjured up to stand by itself, without a period to punctuate it due to having that imposing message already set. Using a type of a pale green colour, and a font called "Chopin Script" (from the available fonts to choose from in a free online image editor that I use infrequently - online-image-editor.com), my text depicts a specific request to anyone who can read it in English. The particular cursive font was intended (and it is hoped that it is also not a far cry from its real intention) to soften the message which actually gives its spectator an instruction (that would otherwise be deemed or appear self-imposed). It was inspired by actual rude circumstances (e.g., think while opening bathroom/washroom doors thought to be locked and then suddenly any person comes inside & catches somebody using the toilet, and which happens within a public place like, perhaps, a McDonald's). It is a prevailing problem in semiotics especially in cities where it is mostly experienced (like I have experienced in a big city). The unpleasant scene, whereby it is also causing embarrassment (i.e., embarrassing to experience, or to realise, at first hand), inevitably happened (to yours truly; equally, with two very unhappy persons aside from all the others who must have experienced such inconveniences or uncomfortable situations). As for my own story, I was displeased myself, & which is why I had taken this step to create a design that is hoped to curb any conflict. It's a good thing the father did not flare up and that situation did not escalate or cause an uneventful scene when his daughter was actually using the toilet that was meant for both sexes' normal use. The daughter must have complained to his father. The door isn't locked, yet the door knob might be deemed locked by both parties in the very first place. Thank God I did not see anything that would be embarrassing because the young girl was presumably seated on the toilet and is about to stand up when the bathroom door was slowly opening. Thank you for reading on.