Serowbot wrote on 04/23/16 at 22:09:34:


This trans person looks fairly close to a natural woman. Some women look fairly close to that. Fooled me. Now tell me who's gonna even ask whether she is natural or trans? Does "she" have a male voice? Any masculinity in "her" looks is so subtle as to not even cause alarm in many cases. The transformation must have been done before puberty did the bulk of it's work.

And the place with just one bathroom is not designed for a half dozen women who are wondering if some dude in a dress is about to walk in.

Try to stay inside the larger context of what the problem and topic is about. We aren't Talking about the mom and pop stop and go gas station out in the sticks with one bathroom.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 04/24/16 at 10:12:30:



I have a trans genger inlaw she tells me the men are a lot more phobic than the women

why can't we share the same toilet room?

I don't CARE if some chic is "wondering" about me or some other dude walkin' in and start pissing or dropping a deuce in the next stall over ... whaaaaaaaaa  :'(

who f#c&ing cares, really?

I refuse to pander to "conditional equality", it's all or nothing ...  

thumperclone wrote on 04/24/16 at 09:50:34:



Yeah, I loved it in Jurassic Park  

Isn't it funny? Really?
All of this is the result of pressure from the left to be more
Sensitive to the emotional Needs of those who were
Living in the Closet. And, it was done. Now, Their emotional needs are still in the forefront. What about how our wives and daughters feel? And if you are okay with a woman cruising the mens room, fine. I don't know how I would feel about it. I'm pretty sure that most women don't want a man in theirs.
Again,if it looks enough like a woman to not create a stir, okay.
If it's a linebacker with five o'clock shadow in a dress? Go outside.


When do They start to be expected to be sensitive to the feelings of the society they expect to be embraced by?

cheapnewb24 wrote on 04/23/16 at 19:59:50:


Not more. Less.


--Steve