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Originally Posted by GoldHeart

But Niamh how many dad's would go into a woman's toilet with his child , I've never seen it happen. They feel out of place and awkward about it as they don't want to offend .



And we all know if this was about a trans man being able to use male toilets , I doubt they'd be a big fuss .



And some women cross boundaries and go into men's toilet's , I remember seeing a nightclub documentary about toilet attendants and she ignored him when he told her she shouldn't be in there .

OK? I'm not sure what any of that really has to do with the debate either way

Sorry just your point about transmen though, generally speaking women are not much of a threat to men, this is why women's spaces are more focused on than mens in this debate

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

OK? I'm not sure what any of that really has to do with the debate either way

I was just replying to what you said , it's still on topic . The point I was making is people will always feel more uncomfortable when it comes to women's spaces and female toilets, more so than male spaces and men's toilets .

There was a trans woman prisoner who still got sent to a male prison despite everything.

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Originally Posted by GoldHeart

I was just replying to what you said , it's still on topic . The point I was making is people will always feel more uncomfortable when it comes to women's spaces and female toilets, more so than male spaces and men's toilets .

There was a trans woman prisoner who still got sent to a male prison despite everything.

Of course they will because unfortunately men have always been more of a threat to women than the other way round.

Yes there was a similar case in Ireland, its madness