Woman fired for refusing to allow a man to use woman's dressing room.

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

Pretty soon you will be seeing these in front of the restrooms.

That was actually how our dressing rooms at AMES were setup before they went bankrupt.


Is this really an issue....if you like to cross dress that doesn't give you the right to enter the woman's bathroom or dressing room. If you want to use woman's facilities, as a man, then get a sex change operation.

 

[Truthseeker420]

I draw the line at bathrooms. I know too many women who have been raped in bathrooms. I recall that a little girl was murdered in a woman's bathroom by a man who came in. It happened in 1997 in Primm.

Was this in the U.S? so having seperate bathrooms didn't stop this sicko?

 

[Katzndogz]

After some more facts came out. The man entering the woman's dressing room at Macy's was NOT dressed as a woman. He was dressed as a man. He put on liptstick prior to entering the women's dressing area.

He should have been arrested.

 

[Katzndogz]

I draw the line at bathrooms. I know too many women who have been raped in bathrooms. I recall that a little girl was murdered in a woman's bathroom by a man who came in. It happened in 1997 in Primm.

Was this in the U.S? so having seperate bathrooms didn't stop this sicko?

It was in 1977 at a casino in Primm Nevada.

Having separate bathrooms didn't stop this sicko, having unisex bathrooms would just make it easier for the next sicko.

 

[Iridescence]

I don't know... what makes more sense is having the children's bathrooms separate from the adult bathrooms. It is successful at the libraries... and they have to be buzzed in... meaning no one goes into the bathroom without having been seen by the lady at the desk. *hearts*

 

[FA_Q2]

I don't know... what makes more sense is having the children's bathrooms separate from the adult bathrooms. It is successful at the libraries... and they have to be buzzed in... meaning no one goes into the bathroom without having been seen by the lady at the desk. *hearts*

?
Why?

If you are worried, simply escort your child to the bathroom. Is that not part of your responsibility as a parent?