Snowflakes on both sides, to answer whoever asked. Most people do not care if they share the same space with someone of a different sex. E.g what if a shop has one cubicle only? Should the rest of the shop be made female only to protect your space because someone could be moving just outside? Where does it stop?
What about a female to male trans who has a penis? By your logic you don’t want anyone with a penis to be near you when you’re changing, but you think people should go in their biological changing rooms so where would they go?
Should we just make them get changed on the streets?
Someone who genuinely identifys as a woman would feel humiliated at being told to go into the men’s.
As for all this ‘woman’s safe spaces’ if you’re out and a bit scared of a man, do you go and hide in a changing room because the men’s can’t get you there? Of course you don’t, because a changing room is not there for your protection it’s there for you to get changed.
This thread makes me angry, I respect everyone’s got different opinions but some of the comments make me think, years ago people were having the same conversations about black people being allowed at the front of the bus, and gays having the right to marry. But what about the whites safe spaces? What about the biological need to marry the opposite sex? It’s backward thinking, don’t be scared of change and acceptance - try to embrace it and be open minded rather than assuming everyone is out to steal your rights and watch you get changed.
Jesus, the lifeguards at your local swimming pool get a better look at your tits than anyone could peeping through a curtain in a changing room. Should they be woman only?
I see this thread and I am not surprised that my friend felt it would be easier to end his life than deal with this constant judgement and non-acceptance and I prey to god that anyone struggling in the way that he was doesn’t see some of the comments here.