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Ghcjle's avatar

What defies understanding is why people insist on this communality.

If I’m in a situation where I want bodily privacy I want it from everyone. And Im not alone. Many people and children loathe communal changing facilities. People who are shy about their body or feel they will be shamed for some reason like obesity, disability etc - want a secure cubicle. Not something where someone can take pictures over the door etc.

If we did that - just had secure cubicles to protect bodily privacy - we could put a lot of this argument to bed. People could keep their differing views it wouldn’t matter because bodily privacy would be secure for everyone. And it would’ve a lot better than what exists now for people who feel unable to use coal facilities.

Digital Canary 💪💪🇨🇦🇺🇦🗽's avatar

Who indeed could have foreseen this “gender neutral” toilets outcome? 🤬

Of course we’ll be told “but he isn’t trans” — to which I’ll respond, as always, “I don’t give a fig about identities. It’s about MALES getting such access 🤦‍♂️”

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