[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Old, obese, smelly and wrinkly are just adjectives. I would never personally slag someone off for being that (apart from maybe smelly as BO is absolutely disgusting - like have a wash)

so is bloke in a dress.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

so is bloke in a dress.

Innacurate and offensive way to describe a trans woman though.

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Innacurate and offensive way to describe a trans woman though.

Why is that any more offensive than shaming somebody for their age or size? You keep contradicting yourself in this thread.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

Why is that any more offensive than shaming somebody for their age or size? You keep contradicting yourself in this thread.

Soz I'll try and not be uncomfortable around BO ridden old men strolling around changing rooms with their dicks out in future then

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Soz I'll try and not be uncomfortable around BO ridden old men strolling around changing rooms with their dicks out in future then

And I'll try not to feel uncomfortable getting changed in front of a man I don't know, to suit your opinion.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

And I'll try not to feel uncomfortable getting changed in front of a man I don't know, to suit your opinion.

You don't have to worry about that though sis because this discussion isn't about men getting changed in women's changing rooms, it's about trans women being allowed to use the correct facilities. And if you still feel uncomfortable about it then that's a shame but it doesn't mean they should be banned from using certain rooms to suit how you feel. That's the point I was making.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Greg!

You don't have to worry about that though sis because this discussion isn't about men getting changed in women's changing rooms, it's about trans women being allowed to use the correct facilities. And if you still feel uncomfortable about it then that's a shame but it doesn't mean they should be banned from using certain rooms to suit how you feel. That's the point I was making.

They should only be allowed if they are legally that gender not because they go around saying they are

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by Greg!

You don't have to worry about that though sis because this discussion isn't about men getting changed in women's changing rooms, it's about trans women being allowed to use the correct facilities. And if you still feel uncomfortable about it then that's a shame but it doesn't mean they should be banned from using certain rooms to suit how you feel. That's the point I was making.

Once they've had the operation, they can use whatever facility they damn well please. The topic of discussion that you brought up was based around a statement made by J.K. Rowling saying that women should be allowed to feel uncomfortable if a man with a penis claiming to be a woman stepped foot in a woman-only space.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Soz I'll try and not be uncomfortable around BO ridden old men strolling around changing rooms with their dicks out in future then

That doesn't make sense. You can feel uncomfortable about old men walking about swinging their dick around but others can't feel the same if that person happens to identify as a woman?

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

That doesn't make sense. You can feel uncomfortable about old men walking about swinging their dick around but others can't feel the same if that person happens to identify as a woman?

People can (rightfully or wrongfully) feel uncomfortable about anything they want, it doesn't mean a whole group of people should be banned from using changing rooms because some people feel uncomfortable standing next to them or whatever.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Greg!

People can (rightfully or wrongfully) feel uncomfortable about anything they want, it doesn't mean a whole group of people should be banned from using changing rooms because some people feel uncomfortable standing next to them or whatever.

Are you going to continue to ignore the obvious potential safety issue for women - or do you simply not give a damn - as your continual refusal to address it suggests.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Greg!

People can (rightfully or wrongfully) feel uncomfortable about anything they want, it doesn't mean a whole group of people should be banned from using changing rooms because some people feel uncomfortable standing next to them or whatever.

I dont think its a man's right to say what women should feel comfortable with because that is what most o the campaigners are men and they dont know what is going through a womans mind