Boys in the Girls' Bathroom, page 1
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Topic started on 8-3-2010 @ 12:19 PM by FortAnthem
I'll admit, I used to fantasise about this kind of stuff when I was in High School. This school is actually trying to allow boys to use the girls restrooms, locker rooms and compete in girls sports just because the boy happens to "self identify" as female.



Gender Agenda: Boys in Girls' Bathrooms

There was a time when boys of easy virtue had to content themselves with sneaking a peek at the girls’ swim team during practice. But social engineers may make this passé with a proposal to allow boys to use girls’ bathrooms and locker rooms.

No, this isn’t the plot of a decadent B movie.

The story comes out of Maine, with a state proposal that would grant boys claiming to be female the right to use the aforementioned girls’ facilities. It may even give such boys the right to compete on girls’ sports teams.

In fact, a boy in the state had already been allowed to use a girls’ bathroom, creating a controversy that led to the current guidelines. Bob Unruh reports on the story at WorldNetDaily.com, writing:

A fifth-grade boy at Asa Adams School had been given permission to use the girls' restroom. He then was subjected to "harassment," according to the Maine Human Rights Commission.

The school tried to reach a compromise by designating a special restroom for the boy, instead of allowing him to continue to use the girls' restroom. But the move brought a determination of discrimination from the state agency.

The Maine Human Rights Commission proposed a set of guidelines that would require schools "to allow young children to have access to facilities of the opposite sex. Under the proposed guidelines, boys who self-identify as female will have access to girls' sports teams and cheerleading squads, girls' bathrooms, and girls' locker rooms."

Shocking though this is, it’s nothing new. WorldNetDaily.com had previously reported on similar measures/laws in Tampa, Fla.; Montgomery County, Md.; and Colorado, all of which may or will allow men access to women’s bathrooms.

Yet this is part of a wider problem still: the sexual confusion characterizing our time. For example, last year I wrote about a Swedish couple that refused to reveal the sex of their two-year-old, believing that “gender” is a “social construction.” Then there was the story of Caster Semenya, the South African runner whose masculine appearance and wide-margin victories over female competitors sparked suspicion that the track star was a hermaphrodite (yes, I know it’s an outdated term, but I’m an outdated guy). Subsequent sex tests proved this to in fact be the case, but what was even more remarkable were the comments left by website respondents prior to that determination. Many actually expressed the idea that if Semenya believes “she’s” a woman, then “she” is. Well, tell that to the female opponents the runner left in the dust.

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The New American


I wonder how the girls who would be forced to share locker rooms and showers feel about this. How can the school be sure someone doesn't use this policy just to get a peek in the girls showers?

What happens if one of these guys suddenly realises he's not female in the middle of showering and it starts to show?


I wonder, if some poor misguided girl decided she "self identifies" as a male, will she be allowed to shower with the boys under this policy?

[edit on 8/3/10 by FortAnthem]


reply posted on 8-3-2010 @ 03:03 PM by thoughtsfull
I don't see a reason why they are creating a major issue out of this, considering other places in the world already have transsexual toilets, which would cater for male to female and female to male issues

BBC Linky

However the Thai's are a bit more open about such things, and willing to accept such differences that we perhaps are not.. so going that one stage further and allowing boys in girls changing rooms and girls in boys changing rooms just feels wrong..


reply posted on 8-3-2010 @ 03:16 PM by Solasis
reply to post by ikonspyre



It's more complicated than them just being transgendered, but you're very right about the ideal solution. Add in unisex bathrooms!


reply posted on 8-3-2010 @ 10:13 PM by AshleyD
reply to post by ANNED




Us nudist/naturist have had no problem with it.


That may be so but I'm not going to expect everyone to have no problem with it, especially ten year old children.




Anyways, I'm all for trying to accommodate people but this is a little crazy. Essentially it's accommodating the few at the expense of the many. When I was ten years old, I would not have wanted to share a shower or locker room with a boy regardless of his self perception.

I would think the best idea would be to have a third bathroom like others said.

If a child is having a gender crisis, I think it would be cruel to force them into an uncomfortable situation. On the other hand, I think it's wrong to force the gender they associate with to feel discomfort by having to share dressing and shower spaces with a member of the opposite gender.


reply posted on 8-3-2010 @ 10:27 PM by Solasis
reply to post by silent thunder



Only fools claim that it has NOTHING to do with biology. They are very foolish. But the thing is, the link between the two is NON-NECESSARY. It is a tendency, not a guarantee.
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