'if they decide they want some spaces reserved based on sex.'
This is going a little off topic, perhaps. But if we're to exclude trans-women from female Toilets/Changing Areas etc, then shouldn't we also be excluding homosexual women? Where does the line get drawn? Should homosexual men be permitted to change in female changing rooms? Perhaps that would make certain heterosexual men more comfortable?
Do we allow trans-women into women's changing areas once gender reassignment surgery is complete? Or does Cumquat have to first decide if they appear sufficiently feminine?
The question is somewhat rhetorical because it's a hugely complicated issue, and I don't suspect we're going to find a solution for it on here. Although, I feel the answer might lie in just taking a overall more liberal approach to these kinds of situations. Mixed changing rooms with discrete shower cubicles, for example.
As for shared toilets, I couldn't really give a fuck. I don't particularly want to hear anybody else shitting. That person's biological construction has absolutely no relevance to me in that regard.
(, Sun 8 Aug 2021, 12:01, Reply)
Homosexual women are female
So they belong in female spaces.
Male people are not female. So female people have the right to object to male people in female spaces.
And by “spaces” I refer to not just physical spaces, but all the spaces people can occupy.
Would an “all women shortlist” consisting of only trans women serve any purpose?
Does a male person belong in the female category in the olympics?
Does my grandmother have the right to have intimate care delivered by a nurse who is the same sex as she is?
These are only hugely complicated issues if you find the idea of saying “no” to unreasonable demands from male people to be complicated
(, Sun 8 Aug 2021, 12:13, Reply)