Were you sitting in the urinal?I just spent a week on a boat cruise and figured out on day 6 that I'd been using the men's room before dinner. (I'm a woman)
Nope - they didn't have a urinal as it was a fancy boat ... it was a solo room, it had a toilet in kind of an alcove. The only reason I figured out it was the mens room (other than walking in on a man one day) was that I accidentally went into the same bathroom one floor up and it was obviously a ladies room. Different design. The ladies room had an additional door for the toilet, whereas them mens just had the main entry door.Wait...am I the only one here that DOES look around in the gym locker room? I was in there the other day and an old dude was changing and I did the quick look and look away.
Were you sitting in the urinal?![]()
Ha! That is awesome! I had a friend (girl) who didn't want to wait in the long line for the girls restroom at Barry's in Lincoln during a Husker game...so she went into the guys...on the way out she was escorted out and banned from Barry's for life...of course I am sure that ban will not be enforced.Nope - they didn't have a urinal as it was a fancy boat ... it was a solo room, it had a toilet in kind of an alcove. The only reason I figured out it was the mens room (other than walking in on a man one day) was that I accidentally went into the same bathroom one floor up and it was obviously a ladies room. Different design. The ladies room had an additional door for the toilet, whereas them mens just had the main entry door.
For the record, there were signs on the door but I thought it was a gender neutral symbol. Until I saw the ladies, and she was most def wearing a skirt.
Back in the day I most certainly did not see the inside of the men's bathroom of The Rail for the same reason.Ha! That is awesome! I had a friend (girl) who didn't want to wait in the long line for the girls restroom at Barry's in Lincoln during a Husker game...so she went into the guys...on the way out she was escorted out and banned from Barry's for life...of course I am sure that ban will not be enforced.
But you are claiming that it's something you're concerned about, which I am claiming is a silly, trivial, nearly non-existent thing to waste any mental energy on. Every law and every stance held by anybody can lead to issues.
Like what? You said it yourself...
^^^^ This, so much this.Admittedly true. However, clearly I was talking about and referring to some predator using the wrong bathroom, but your point is still valid.
There are still things which you guys (catch all word to mean everyone who is cis and straight) can do to reduce that likelihood: Speak out against these laws and policies that demonize LBGTQIA folks every chance you get. Call your representatives and let them know this type of bigotry isn't right. The more people who speak out, the less emboldened bigots will feel.
So...
Expanding Legalized Discrimination
I have been talking for some time about what the end game here is for Republicans concerning LBGTQIA people.
Do any of you really even care? So tired of this sh**.
The conflation of “what the medical community understands about their patients” with “what people understand about themselves” is utterly anti-scientific trash. In no other arena of medicine would we take the self-perception of a patient over an actual objective diagnosis. But here we’re supposed to, and we’re supposed to declare that such a standard-free subjective definition is based in science.