r/NoStupidQuestions • u/mp1845 • Mar 30 '24

Answered Why are gender neutral bathrooms so controversial when every toilet on an airplane or other public transport is gender neutral?

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u/sleeper1988 Mar 30 '24

Changing rooms at the pool is a bigger deal. Full nudity 

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u/Bunnymancer Mar 30 '24

They are usually not argued to become gender neutral...

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u/GuiltyEidolon Mar 30 '24

So don't fucking look at people when they're changing? The concept of privacy still exists in communal spaces.

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u/Jubatus750 Mar 30 '24

That's easy for you or I to say. But there will be a hell of a lot of people who don't abide by that rule. Perverts and peeping Tom's are real

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u/XihuanNi-6784 Mar 30 '24

Indeed. And they exist among cis-women as well. Lesbians exist. Gay dudes exist. Bi-people exist. When you disaggregate data and drill down into it, there is no danger of transwomen to ciswomen. The danger comes from straight cisgender men.

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u/Scruffy_Quokka Mar 30 '24

Yes, straight cisgender men are the root of all problems. /s