@LoftyRobin I am not and have never “fearmongered” on this topic how dare you.
I was subjected to a violent rape and sexual assault. He burst through my door, pushed me back against the back wall of my living room, strangled me until I passed out and when I woke I had pissed myself. He was trying to take my trousers down at that point (marks and Spencer’s black wide leg jersey) and he pulled them and my knickers down and raped me whilst holding his hand at my throat.
he also orally raped me, and penetrated me with his fingers in my vagina and mouth.
And he kissed me and forced his tongue down my throat.
I need same sex spaces because of my trauma around that. I need to be able to go out and live my life because I have the right to do that.
if there is a man in a single sex toilet that is a women’s toilet where I have entered and am doing my business, I won’t be able to stay on my day out, and I will have to go home and my MH will be on a knife edge. It’s happened. I’ve had to do it. Day out being at the supermarket.
I need my counselling space to be female only. And again, that is my right.
Don’t you dare tell me I am fear mongering. How dare you. I have never fear mongered.
I was of the what does it matter use the pronouns they want let them in the loo persuasion until my rape.
now, I can’t cope with a man in any space where I am behind a closed door. My work are very good and the blokes on my floor know I struggle (I’ve no idea who told them) and they don’t go to the gender neutral loo and wait if I’m in there. (There’s 2 loos, you go through a door and there’s a small corridor where you can wait.)
I have never ever fearmongered.
you did this yesterday. You lumped me in with a “you” that only existed in your head. Please don’t do that. It’s unfair and it’s similar to the actions of someone who isn’t debating in good faith.
Edited for clarity around the women’s toilet space.