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Why can't they just have a separate booth for transgender people to change in. Or for the students who don't want to change in front of anybody regardless of sex. Not every one is comfortable with it. When I was little i know I wasn't.
But I dunno. Maybe you, when smoothing out your tie each morning you say to yourself, "I think I'm gonna act straight today." Maybe you keep a calendar to track your gay days and your straight days?
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Transgenders and their existence is a fait-accompli. Get over it already. Move on and start looking over your shoulders for albinos, port wine birth marks, club feet, crossed eyes or some other equally dangerous confrontation your wee specials are equally as unlikely to be affected by or even care about but according to you, mentally fractured for life.[/QUOTE]
The only mentally fractured I see are boys/men who dress like girls and the sick drama queens who support their fetish.
I don't think all this fuss is over them demanding at all. I think it's because idiots are beeetching no matter WHICH bathroom they're attempting to use.
If a transgender is dressed like a female but still has his dangling participle, how in the heck is he to be expected to use the men's room without betting chided for looking, dressing and acting like a female?
And if he has a penis and testicles, why should MINOR girls be expected to change in the locker room and/or shower with him at school?
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