Being Transgender is Difficult enough I am sure

originally posted by: ksiezyc
a reply to: searcherfortruth

You have a penis? Men's room. Vagina? Women's room. Quite simple.

Um. No. You missed the whole part about gender identity.

a reply to: NarcolepticBuddha
1. I oppose this act or behavior as gods to alter ourselves as such.
2. It is impossible to change genetics(or in any case now)(and I mean so radically).
3. Assuming we allow this mutilation then they should have to have undergone the surgery to use their "identified" restrooms.


But to hell with this stuff.

originally posted by: YenSid
a reply to: SeaWorthy

How would you account for throughout History and the Various Cultures of Third Genders, Transgender, MultiGender and BiGender people?

Laws were not based on their needs (wants) I didn't say they didn't exist.

a reply to: searcherfortruth

The main concern is not transgender people using the bathroom in private but the sickos who get off on dressing up as women and exposing themselves to women and children for sexual excitement. You can spot these guys straight away as they are excited by obviously appearing as a man with a beard and slutty clothes whereas a true trans person will often be private and discreet while using the bathroom.

Unfortunatly it's sexual predators who ruin it for the trans community

originally posted by: ksiezyc
You have a penis? Men's room. Vagina? Women's room. Quite simple.

So in your opinion, a person who has a penis, and breasts, dressed in women's clothes with full make-up on, and who actually looks more feminine that most women, should be forced to use the men's bathroom? Yeah that wouldn't be awkward at all.

It is!

a reply to: BlueShaman

Really my argument alters based on the level of tolerance of this surgical mutilation we assume. I oppose this mutilation, but assuming we agree to it then the person should have to had gone through the procedure.

a reply to: searcherfortruth

The real issue is; does the toilet paper roll end go over or under, or should one thread it through the hole in the middle to be less divisive?

Until we can solve these important issues, how can we expect resolution of lesser ones?