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Lauren Palmer's avatar

The invasion of mens and boys spaces by women and girls goes back decades. Whether its the Boy scouts, our clubs, mental health spaces, the YMCA, and many other male spaces females have demanded and been granted inclusion. It's long past time we reverse these illegitimate so called women's rights to our spaces.

We need the men and boys to start saying no to the women and girls who think they have an inherent right to be included in our spaces. Feminism needs to understand that in this great correction those privileges are going to be revoked and rightfully so. It is not a woman's right to be included in male spaces.

Theo Hopkins's avatar

It tells us (or you?) that men are much more keen to keep trans people (mostly male?) in male or special spaces than women.

Women's and Gender Studies may have a lot to answer for......

Simon Denyer's avatar

The liberal establishment's position on this issue is completely out of step with public opinion.And yet that position is often imposed mercilessly and without room for compromise or even debate.

It's also amazing that even a majority of Green Party voters believe transgender people shouldn't have free access to toilets and changing rooms of their choice. And yet bullying activists, abetted by a capture and cowardly media, have made this majority view a sackable and cancellable offense.

Phil Pope's avatar

an interesting question would be "If there are only two single sex toilets available, should trans people use the toilet of their biological sex, or whichever toilet they choose?"

René Estes's avatar

I hate peeing on after a strange man. They leave a mess everywhere. On the seat and floor where my feet rest. It is disgusting.

Then as I walk through the building I track their pee all through the building on the bottom of my shoes.

Aleksi Maria Bogdan's avatar

K. I. S. Keep it simple.

Armchair Psychologist's avatar

Last summer, on RAGBRAI (bike ride across Iowa), there was a long line for the women’s shower truck, and a very short line for the men’s shower truck. One of the women asked the attendant if the women in line could use the men’s truck. The attendant responded that the question had been raised before, but men in the shower truck, older men in particular, were very uncomfortable with women entering.

Lauren Palmer's avatar

As they should be. This has been a common occurence at sporting events, concerts etc. for a long time. Not to mention the invasion of mens and boys spaces by women and girls going back decades.

Whether its the Boy scouts, our clubs, mental health spaces, the YMCA, and many other male spaces females have demanded and been granted inclusion. It's long past time we reverse these illegitimate so called women's rights to our spaces.

We need the men and boys to start saying no to the women and girls who think they have an inherent right to be included in our spaces.

Cyndicate's avatar

Of course they do.

Sarah Panzetta's avatar

“Even among the youngest adults and Green voters, a majority agree that transgender people should not simply be allowed to use whichever facilities they prefer.”

Korinna Sappho's avatar

it is common sense, not transphobia

Jennie C-Knight's avatar

Of course most people prefer single sex toilets. Women have specific needs (often involving blood) that men do not have. Women need privacy because our bodies are designed differently to men’s. It’s common sense. We need to sit down too as routine. Men don’t. Men can stand in open sided cubicles. Male and female bodies are different (who knew?!!!)

Alex King's avatar

I use pink news as lavatory paper. It saves a fortune and I don’t even need the money.

Ruth Stewart's avatar

Not surprised by the results, most people agree.

claire anderson's avatar

Prefer! They should be a legal right for all women.

Cate001's avatar

Of course they do.

Frank's avatar

What?!?! Shocking revelation!! 🙄