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You see your story is what makes me laugh at humanity so hard. I swear sometimes I wonder are we here for comic relief?
It everyone's "right" to not be expected to deal with the reality of differences between human beings? This is exactly what you said -- with neutral words instead of negative ones -- this is one technique us adults use to support mature conversation over mindless, ignorant babbling, assuming your sick idea of shielding your kids from the world are more important than the rights humanity. you children are not idiots; they are capable of forming their own opinions and you should be the mature one that is there to help them when they have questions about things like this, and you should absolutely be as impartial and unbiased as possible when explaining these things.
Originally posted by AzoriaCorp
Yes, I do have a problem with that. A human being does NOT have a right to trample on the rights of others to not be subjected to other peoples abnormalities and personal lifestyle preferences.
I don't like the idea that a male who THINKS he's a female whipping out his manhood in front of my wife or daughter if or whenever he pleases. It goes the same the other way.
Its a travesty that this is even a debate. Its not a matter of opinion. Its a matter of what is right.
If you have a penis, dress or no dress, you go in the mens room. The same for ovaries. You go in the womens room.
Originally posted by alienreality
Used to work at Boeing and remember this being a real issue there...
There was a person that wore women's clothes, just the top and a pink ski coat... And always used the ladies restroom to the dismay of the "female born" individuals... it made a lot of people uncomfortable, but management could not do a thing about it.. 99% of the gents thought the whole thing was hilarious..
Originally posted by Brood
Its everyone's "right" to not be expected to deal with the reality of differences between human beings?
This is exactly what you said -- with neutral words instead of negative ones -- this is one technique us adults use to support mature conversation over mindless, ignorant babbling, assuming your sick idea of shielding your kids from the world are more important than the rights humanity.
you children are not idiots; they are capable of forming their own opinions and you should be the mature one that is there to help them when they have questions about things like this, and you should absolutely be as impartial and unbiased as possible when explaining these things.
I don't like that idea that a male who THINKS his kids deserve to be shielded from reality is either realistic, rational, or fair. I'm not sure if you're aware of this, since you don't seem to be educated on a lot of things that you bother to publicly rant about, but female restrooms have STALLS. Would you be okay with a female putting their VAGINA directly in your wife's or daughter's face? Is this something that actually happens in restrooms? Be realistic, here; people are just urinating and passing bowel movements -- if you're getting upset about this, you have some seriously juvenile hangups.
What's right is always a matter of opinion unless it is a fact -- nothing you have said is a fact; stop embarrassing yourself. I'm sure most people here think it is more right that someone, who has another 30-70 years to go in their adulthood, deserves to go to the bathroom just as much as your child, who has another... how long before they can out argue you on sociopolitical issues, Dad?
If you are a woman, you go not the womans room. If you are a man, you go to the mens room. Professional establishments do not have the ethical right to judge us based on our body parts.
I am not a transsexual either, by I am years beyond the maturity level it takes to understand this. Get some perspective; if you were a transsexual, how would you feel about which bathroom you should be going into?
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by ladyinwaiting
If I was there, then you would of heard a loud laugh.
Originally posted by Pinke
Oh dear God what a waste of time and space!
Originally posted by Pinke
My friend has CAH ... it makes you butch a little. She walked into a toilet recently and met one of you 'lot' in there who began having a carry on about transsexuals in the women's toilets. It was embarrassing for everyone. You know what? Not every woman looks like the prom queen cheer leader you married or enjoy watching on your porno tapes. My friend is a born natural freaking woman and has to put up with this crap. Are you suggesting she carry her medical forms around with her perhaps? Or that she go to the male toilets because you might be more comfortable with her there where you don't have to look at someone go into a toilet that doesn't please your penis?
Originally posted by Pinke
And seriously ... perverts are perverts. I don't mean to get into the practicals of this, but do you really think a pervert in a woman's dress is going to go un-noticed for long hanging around a toilet? Do you often find perverts hanging around the toilets where you live in unchecked gangs?
Originally posted by Pinke
Paging doctor hyperbole ... reality check needed in room four. There are better things to discuss than the 0.01% chance you might walk past a feminine man or a butch looking woman and have to deal with standing next to them for a few minutes.
Originally posted by Hefficide
Originally posted by Pinke
Oh dear God what a waste of time and space!
And yet you felt the need to add to it.
What does a butch woman going to the womans restroom have to do with cross gendered people or transvestites? She is a woman who went to the womans restroom. How this relates to anyones penis is far, far beyond me.
This guy comes to mind;
Obviously this is aimed at men as women get those nice, individual, enclosed sit down stalls. And, yes, I do agree that there are more important issues in the world, but that does not mean that people can't take a moment to discuss the lighter issues as well.
Originally posted by AzoriaCorp
We cant expect our children to be exact copies of ourselves but we try, and that is what it means to be a parent to take what we know is best for the child's best interests and attempt to influence the child in those ways.