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If it is transgender, you will be in trouble
That is not a transgender. That is a man in a bad wig and dress trying to gain access to a bathroom for the cameras.
Any camera crew trying to gain access to any bathroom would be invasion of privacy. Got a camera, put in the pocket or bag, off.
I'd go so far as to say not phone calls or text while in the bathrooms. Wait till you exit.
Can't use phones on takeoff and landings or doctor's offices, do the same for bathrooms, in both bathrooms. It is not that long. Doctor's require privacy of patients, turning off or blocking signal for phone use in bathrooms is a way of requiring privacy as well.
Got a problem with peeping toms, deal with that issue, not keeping transgenders from the bathroom of their identity.
So if you find yourself in this situation, who are you to tell the person they are a man ?
Hypocrite !
I personally don't have a problem with unisex bathrooms instead of gender.
I don't care who is in the next stall.
If they (male or female) invade my privacy, not just asking for toilet paper, that is a different issue.
Not like adults or most children don't know what the anatomy of both look like. Most children know what they parents look like naked. Smaller kids take showers with their parents, especially after the beach. As adults get older they have to care for their parents, including bathroom and showers needs. Doctors, nurses, hospice, paramedics, police, etc. don't what either gender look like naked, not just with their pants down.
Basic anatomy should be no secret. Not like there is lot to see on a toilet. With stall door closed, there is nothing to see.
I don't understand the fuss. Even soldiers tend to their fellows of other gender in the field. They do their job out in the open, maybe turn their back to their unit if they are a tad shy. I wouldn't care if men and women in the military had to take showers together as a group.
Unwanted touching of either sex is a red light. Everyone of both (all) sexes should know to ask before making an advance, every base every time. Not a bad idea for spouses to ask, not expect or take.
People don't have a problem at nude beaches,buildings or camps. Why are bathrooms such a terror? It is a human body, no bid deal.
This is the 21st century, not the middle ages. This is the US not Saudi Arabia or Yemen. We see people in bathing suits that leave nothing to the imagination, even around children. We see giant billboards of people in the near nudity. In some countries full nudity is allowed for advertising.
I consider this all much ado about nothing.
We are all just people.
If someone of either sex tried to "flash" me, I'd probably be hysterical laughing, not run screaming down the street. Human body should hold no fear to anyone.
Many have seen streakers or mooner at some time. It is just flesh.
We are born naked, why should the body be something we are ashamed of or hide?