Oh, quite the contrary, when I go to a locker room, I see a whole bunch of penises. Not sure why you think "being in the proximity of, maybe" is the same as "being in intimate contact with".
No, guy, you are the one who is engaging in the gymnastics, equating being in the same room as a naked person as being the same as having sex with them.
Or it's a matter of culture. Sacrificing a baby is doing harm to a baby. "Eek I saw a penis" is not doing you any harm. Get over it. It's a penis.
I see no problem with that, once we get over our hangups. A lot of places are ALREADY doing that. Go into a Starbucks sometime.
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I get it. You think that women and girls should just accept the idea that men with penises are going to be exposing them in what used to be female private areas. Because ancient Greeks, or something.
I disagree, but at least you are being consistent.
I take it that your answer to the first question is that there is no standard as to who can walk into a female private area. If they walk in, then by that very act, they announce that they are a woman or girl, no matter how male they look.
Or maybe you think that by walking into a women's bathroom, they announce nothing more than that they wish to walk into a woman's bathroom, and therefore have the right do that?
On topic, though, the only reason female sports exist is to give them their own special category.
Yes, they should have a special category so that they can enjoy the many benefits of sports.
So you are upset trannies are gaming a system the feminists already gamed.
Let trannies form their own leagues.
Okay. Some of them are Trans-women. Deal with it.
Trans-women are not women. If they were, we would not need to call them "Trans-women." We would just call them women.
But trans-women aren't "male", are they?
Of course they are male. That's why you don't want to have sex with them. If they are not male then why the need for the phrase "trans?" What are they transitioning from and to? If they are already female, no need to transition.
Yeah, praying to your imaginary sky friend...that's always helpful. In fact, when my mom had cancer, I prayed she'd get better. She didn't. No God.
Praying is helpful for some people, not for others. Few people who actually pray see it as a way of placing an order for service, and expecting the order to be fulfilled. Sorry about your mom.
I don't pray to any imaginary sky friend, I told you what a conservative church-going Texan would do. I would never ask Allah to change someone else. I never ask Allah to do anything, because Allah needs no advice from me on what to do.
Point you're missing is that it is not those opposing men in women's bathrooms that are the haters.
Which means the bigots are finding the last little group they can hate on, please, please please let me hate them. Please.
Protecting women is not hate.
The point is, they've changed it from the DSM-IV, which listed it as a mental illness to be cured to one to be accommodated.
I dont' know about that. You'd have to quote that DSM-IV talking about curing Gender Identity Disorder as it was called in that volume. I literally lost my old one in a flood, or I'd look it up.
I have to ask a question, when you do into locker rooms, do you do a "junk check".
I've been in locker rooms a whole bunch of times, and I have to tell you, I shower, I get dressed, and I don't spend any time checking out the other dude's junk.
Nor I. But I am not a female whose right to privacy has been recognized for decades until aggressive and hostile transfolk decided that nothing matters but their drama.
The former is a matter of personal identity... that's the difference. It's who they are.
That is not a difference at all. It is who they think they are. In reality, they are not women, but are trans-women. "Trans-women" are not "women," just because the second part of the hyphenated phrase is "women." No more than "non-women" or "would-be women," are a type of women.
And they are a very tiny minority of people. You still have not explained why 135 million American females have to give up their privacy and safety to accommodate them.