we should be equally uncomfortable about lesbians as heterosexual men in our spaces
It seriously boils my piss every time anyone - IW is a particular offender in this regard - starts on about "predatory lesbians" and why they are a greater danger to women than great larping AGPs are.
I daresay that out there in the big wide world, the odd "predatory lesbian" exists somewhere. However, in my experience:
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women, whatever their sexual orientation, in a toilet/ changing room/ whatever just get on with peeing/ getting changed etc - there might be a brief conversation about lack of toilet roll, but that tends to be it. We don't even take selfies squealing delightedly because we've got in there. Nor do we try to photograph other women using the facilities by sliding our phones under the gap in the cubicle walls, ffs!
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if a woman makes advances towards you, and you politely tell her you aren't interested, then she accepts that
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if she didn't, I'm pretty sure that if push came to shove we'd be reasonably physically matched, and I could give as much as I got in a fight for my "honour"
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whatever the circumstances, she couldn't rape me
All of these lesbians trying to catch an illicit flash of another woman's gusset are in your imagination, India. It just doesn't happen, because women are not as sex-obsessed as men seem to be. Apart from anything else, women are fussier than men about who they want to have sex with (this applies to lesbians, too, India - it's not like many men, for whom any convenient orifice, be it in another human being, an animal, or even a vacuum cleaner, is often sufficient).
I am not frightened of women, no matter how "butch" they may be. I am very frightened of the sort of men who demand entry to women's facilities.
I think India has convinced Indiaself that India is a great prize (sexually) and that both women and men of all orientations fancy whatever it is that India has to offer. This puts India at great risk in the gents, but India would be able to fend off your average lesbian and thus protect India's virtue.
Dream on, India.