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Gender-Neutral Changing Rooms Aren’T Safe — They Just Appease The Trans Lobby
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says Miranda Yardley, who transitioned ten years ago. Absolutely right, say I. A breath of fresh air in an increasingly politically correct world. What say you?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Actually, for that matter, which one would Miranda use herself? Can't help but notice that she doesn't address that, which -- well, I suppose it's her business rather than mine but all the same I was wondering if there's a sort of "I climbed the ladder the hard way and I'm jolly well going to make sure everyone else does too" attitude here.
Toilets are slightly different really. Cubicles are private and tbh the ones I have been in are individual and the same as women's loos. They don't have urinals in them as well. I suppose the difficulty is when they have more than multiple cubicles.
I think that communal toilets and changing rooms are not as safe or comfortable for people whether they are trans or not. Young people in particular don't like to be looked at when changing. They are quite self conscious as it is let alone having men (or women I suppose for boys) wandering about.
Actually thinking about it I do disagree with communal changing areas but if say a man has already transitioned to female then I am in two minds. They are now female and should use the female facilities. But what if they haven't fully transitioned?
Hmm tricky. As I said on another thread it gets hard to define when one set of people's right interferes with another set. Who wins the argument? The set with the biggest % or the minority. Or the one that is arsey enough to shout loudest lol
I think that communal toilets and changing rooms are not as safe or comfortable for people whether they are trans or not. Young people in particular don't like to be looked at when changing. They are quite self conscious as it is let alone having men (or women I suppose for boys) wandering about.
Actually thinking about it I do disagree with communal changing areas but if say a man has already transitioned to female then I am in two minds. They are now female and should use the female facilities. But what if they haven't fully transitioned?
Hmm tricky. As I said on another thread it gets hard to define when one set of people's right interferes with another set. Who wins the argument? The set with the biggest % or the minority. Or the one that is arsey enough to shout loudest lol
you can just imagine it can't you, a geezer like this decides he's female and goes into the girls changing at a leisure centre!
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Gawd help us what happened to common sense?
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Gawd help us what happened to common sense?
People have to go somewhere. So either you create facilities that everyone can, in principle, use, or you tell a not insignificant section of the population that they aren't really welcome, one way or another, in public society (because they aren't welcome in rather important public facilities).
Which is it to be? Or is there a compromise solution? But then this also makes the mistake of thinking that most people care. And, perhaps a touch ironically, makes the mistake of thinking that as soon as you allow transgender people the privilege of using the toilet, men everywhere will see this as an open invitation to throw on a dress as cover for sexual abuse. Odd, really. I thought it was the liberal left that were supposed to brand all men as, by nature, sexual perverts only a few seconds away from acting on base instincts.
Which is it to be? Or is there a compromise solution? But then this also makes the mistake of thinking that most people care. And, perhaps a touch ironically, makes the mistake of thinking that as soon as you allow transgender people the privilege of using the toilet, men everywhere will see this as an open invitation to throw on a dress as cover for sexual abuse. Odd, really. I thought it was the liberal left that were supposed to brand all men as, by nature, sexual perverts only a few seconds away from acting on base instincts.
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