Missouri Teenagers Protest a Transgender Student’s Use of the Girls’ Bathroom

[OnMyWayID 1,489]

So.. same issue but in reverse. Female that identifies as male wants to use the mens rooms. The school is fine with it, unlike the other story the students are fine with it, some of the parents are not: http://www.fox19.com/story/29925647/transgender-student-has-full-support-from-troy-city-schools

Edited September 2, 2015 by OnMyWayID

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

Eventually, I see a law being passed that if you decide you are a girl instead of a boy, and wish to use the girl's bathroom or dressing room, you will be required to be wang-less.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

I don't have a problem with someone identifying themselves as the opposite gender. I also think that accommodation for them does not mean that they shower and potty and dress/undress with the gender they identify as. The girls protesting this are not being prejudice in my opinion.

[decocker 7,198]

Eventually, I see a law being passed that if you decide you are a girl instead of a boy, and wish to use the girl's bathroom or dressing room, you will be required to be wang-less.

more likely, a third or fourth public restroom/shower option.

[Sousuke 1,214]

more likely, a third or fourth public restroom/shower option.

[TENBILLIONDOLLARS 216]

I think the most likely outcome here is no gender separation in bathrooms at all. A single bathroom, with a section with urinals for people with distended urination equipment.

[Dashinka 23,355]

Eventually, I see a law being passed that if you decide you are a girl instead of a boy, and wish to use the girl's bathroom or dressing room, you will be required to be wang-less.

I think California already did this. Although I don't think they required the "wang-less" part in their law.

more likely, a third or fourth public restroom/shower option.

I thought the whole country was moving to gender neutral bathrooms? No more urinals as they might be a sign of male privilege, you know, being able to do number one standing up.

[decocker 7,198]

I think the most likely outcome here is no gender separation in bathrooms at all. A single bathroom, with a section with urinals for people with distended urination equipment.

no way. with the current trigger warning culture and long standing general offensiveness of dirty bits..yeah no. won't happen anytime soon.

[decocker 7,198]

I thought the whole country was moving to gender neutral bathrooms? No more urinals as they might be a sign of male privilege, you know, being able to do number one standing up.

yeah, i don't think so. how does the 'whole country' move towards gender neutral bathrooms anyway.. is a decree issued?

personally, i consider the privilege to be ours when it comes to public restrooms -we always have stalls with doors. ya'll just line up along a wall all exposed.

[Darnell 8,478]

oh jeez Jacques - such a lovely topic you've selected to post for 'here' .

Well, what about the student getting homeschooled during it's senior year, instead?

Eventually, I see a law being passed that if you decide you are a girl instead of a boy, and wish to use the girl's bathroom or dressing room, you will be required to be wang-less.

Dats right !! Wangs Matter !

or the absence thereof...

[Expat1 971]

Eventually, I see a law being passed that if you decide you are a girl instead of a boy, and wish to use the girl's bathroom or dressing room, you will be required to be wang-less.

Seems reasonable.

Newsworthy story: When dudes protest because the girls want to shower with them

[Dashinka 23,355]

yeah, i don't think so. how does the 'whole country' move towards gender neutral bathrooms anyway.. is a decree issued?

Maybe BO will issue an executive order.

personally, i consider the privilege to be ours when it comes to public restrooms -we always have stalls with doors. ya'll just line up along a wall all exposed

As to sharing public bathrooms, I for one am against that. I used to clean bathrooms in my University days and I must say women's rooms were always a mess. If Mike Rowe was around then, we would have invited him to help out.

[decocker 7,198]

As to sharing public bathrooms, I for one am against that. I used to clean bathrooms in my University days and I must say women's rooms were always a mess. If Mike Rowe was around then, we would have invited him to help out.

first job i worked the front counter at the park pool, had to clean the women's bathrooms. mess is an understatement.