• Flying Squid
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    446 months ago

    Even though I rationally understand it, I still have a hard time wrapping my head around it. Let someone shit in peace. If I’m in the men’s room and someone comes in there that looks like a woman dressed as a man, I couldn’t care less.

    In fact, if someone came into the men’s room and looked like Marylin Monroe in the famous white dress, I couldn’t care less.

    Piss, shit, whatever.

    Just don’t talk to me. I’m not in there to make friends.

    • Plume (She/Her)
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      236 months ago

      Imagine going to the bathroom, just to take a shit! How fucking weird, right? (/s)

      …seriously, I wonder what these people imagine we’re doing in the bathroom. Or hell, what are they doing in the bathroom that warrant such worries?

      • Flying Squid
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        256 months ago

        They like to bring up the “a man could wear a dress and go into the women’s room and rape a little girl” canard. To which I reply, “they’d probably get away with that more easily if they wore a janitor’s uniform. We really should ban janitors from bathrooms.”

        They don’t care for that suggestion.

        • Plume (She/Her)
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          126 months ago

          I may be pulling something out of my ass but I honestly can’t be bothered to check. But, wasn’t this something that was said about lesbian women too? That they shouldn’t be allowed in women’s bathroom because they would pry on other women and so on?

        • @[email protected]
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          46 months ago

          So the only thing stopping them from doing that now is the dress detecting force field around the bathroom?

    • @[email protected]
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      146 months ago

      There’s three acceptable forms of communication in the restroom: functional (eg after you), quick compliments on outfit/makeup (some dislike it but it grew on me), and the far too drunk lady who speaks the wisdom she cannot possess