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Try not to assume what I mean. You asked why trans women don’t use men’s facilities. Gay men especially effeminate gay men and trans women are targeted by violent people. A trans woman exposes herself to that likelihood more in a mens room than a woman’s room. You worry about trans women attacking women in the ladies room it isn’t a stretch to understand how a trans woman could be a victim of violence in a men’s room. A family or gender neutral individual facility is probably the best way to go.
When you say that effeminate gay men and trans women are targeted by by violent people, (so are women), why are violent people only targeting them in the men’s room and not the women’s room?
I think most sane people agree that a single stall unisex bathroom would be the best solution but the modern day trans movement does not accept that. They want full access to women’’s facilities. They call that solution transphobic. They call us bigots for suggesting it.
So how much higher, what are the statistics of women being assaulted by transwomen in women's locker rooms/restrooms vs trans women being attacked by men in men's locker rooms/restrooms. Are there any?
I tried to find this out yesterday. Lots of reports of trans women being attacked. Not nearly as much reported on women being attacked by trans women. Hard to say from my research. But if you believe women are generally less prone to violence as men it’s the trans woman who is in more jeopardy from men than women from trans women. Either way it’s not good.
So how much higher, what are the statistics of women being assaulted by transwomen in women's locker rooms/restrooms vs trans women being attacked by men in men's locker rooms/restrooms. Are there any?
trans woman are men. A percentage of men are sexually violent towards women. Trans woman are no exception to this rule.
I tried to find this out yesterday. Lots of reports of trans women being attacked. Not nearly as much reported on women being attacked by trans women. Hard to say from my research. But if you believe women are generally less prone to violence as men it’s the trans woman who is in more jeopardy from men than women from trans women. Either way it’s not good.
That makes sense. Doing a real quick search, I couldn't really find any stats.
Personally, I'm not concerned about violence from trans women. I think a predator is going to be a predator regardless of gender or what gender they identify as or which facility they use.
It is the modesty issue of locker rooms that gives me pause (not that I have to worry about it). Of course, I live in an area where trannys are not commonplace.
I accidentally went into the wrong restroom in the WalMart a few years back. It didnt have urinals and had a flower arrangement and what I assumed was a tampon machine. There was a person in a stall doing their business and I went into a stall for a quick pee. We came out about the same time and it was a man in the other stall. We both looked at one another in shock and disbelief for what seemed like forever then looked away not to make eye contact again. I was thinking, what is this man doing in the women's restroom. He was probably thinking there's a trans in the men's restroom. Sure enough when I got out and looked there was a male stick figure on the restroom I used. I was very embarrassed, but no one died.
That makes sense. Doing a real quick search, I couldn't really find any stats.
Personally, I'm not concerned about violence from trans women. I think a predator is going to be a predator regardless of gender or what gender they identify as or which facility they use.
It is the modesty issue of locker rooms that gives me pause (not that I have to worry about it). Of course, I live in an area where trannys are not commonplace.
I accidentally went into the wrong restroom in the WalMart a few years back. It didnt have urinals and had a flower arrangement and what I assumed was a tampon machine. There was a person in a stall doing their business and I went into a stall for a quick pee. We came out about the same time and it was a man in the other stall. We both looked at one another in shock and disbelief for what seemed like forever then looked away not to make eye contact again. I was thinking, what is this man doing in the women's restroom. He was probably thinking there's a trans in the men's restroom. Sure enough when I got out and looked there was a male stick figure on the restroom I used. I was very embarrassed, but no one died.
You understand that men in a woman's restroom are out of place. It's a safety issue
Now, if a man is in a women's restroom and she doesn't like it, she's a bigot. Even if he is wearing "man clothes." He can just say, I feel like a woman. And he can stay in there ALL DAY.
The door is now open for every man. No questions allowed. No concerns allowed. S T F U and change your tampon next to a man pooping.
I also got a letter from my kids’ school saying that kids can use the locker rooms, bathrooms that align with their gender identity.
Wait, what? A boy that says he is a girl and vice versa does not make it so. I don't care, how one "identifies". That is not the problem. But a human with a penis is a male and a human with a vagina is a female. This is basic biology. Breast implants and penis amputations don't change this.
Schools are really allowing this?
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