[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

"just deal with it" - that's luxurious attitude to have when you're a man, casually giving away female spaces where women and girls are in vulnerable positions ie. in a state of undress. If you open the door to some men you are opening the door to all men, luckily for men it's not really that much of a concern

But trans women are very different to men and there comes a point where using a urinal as one is counter-productive. I really have to agree that trans people should be able to use the designated toiletry spaces of the gender they’ve transitioned to, once they’ve transitioned.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Redway

But trans women are very different to men

That is not true

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Redway

But trans women are very different to men and there comes a point where using a urinal as one is counter-productive. I really have to agree that trans people should be able to use the designated toiletry spaces of the gender they’ve transitioned to, once they’ve transitioned.

What does once they've transitioned mean? Do you mean full surgery? And who would police that? The answer is no one can Police that and even if you could police that, you can't exactly demand people have surgery before they're allowed use the opposite sexes facilities therefore if you open the door to some men you're opening the door to all men. And I'm sorry but I'm putting women and girls right to safety and privacy over mens right to have their feelings validated

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Redway

But trans women are very different to men and there comes a point where using a urinal as one is counter-productive. I really have to agree that trans people should be able to use the designated toiletry spaces of the gender they’ve transitioned to, once they’ve transitioned.

Absolute nonsense


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