LiberalSnowflake
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But even then I don't see why people get so worked up over nudity. Not all nudity is sexual. Do people really get hot and bothered when, say, their doctor is opposite sex? Eh, whatever. If ensuring people don't end up in a bathroom with people they are attracted too is so important:And I really don't get why everyone is sexualizing woman's bathrooms. Are there secret orgies going on in there or something? Because men's bathrooms are the least sexy places on the planet.
It's not just about restrooms. It's also about dressing rooms, locker rooms, communal bathing facilities, etc. It's about recognizing the “right” of a perverted high school boy to go into the girls' locker room while actual girls are in there fully exposed while undressing and showering.
1. What about post-op passing trans folk? The sort where you need to get out your DNA sequencer to figure out what gender they were born as. Is it fair to place them in bathroom of their birth?
2. What about gay and bi people? You are much more likely to share a restroom with a gay person of your gender then a trans person. Should they be separated placed in the opposite sex location as well? What about bi people?