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This is a very interesting thread. I more or less agree with everything Vicky has said so don't have a lot to add. I simply don't understand why anyone but a man would feel comfortable having unisex changing rooms or toilets. While a man might be comfortable getting changed in front of a group of strange women, I would not feel comfortable in front of a group of strange men who are not related to me. This would be very intimidating and uncomfortable. A lesbian or bi woman is a woman and I would not be at all bothered sharing a changing room with either. Most men's toilets smell a lot worse than women's, men are welcome to those too, and to any chance a phone might come under the door when you have a wee, (don't tell it would never happen, filming up girls skirts without permission is already a thing) or coming out of a cubicle into a crowd of tipsy blokes. No thanks.
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