So then you introduce someone that has female genitalia, but looks from all outward respects to be male (possibly including facial hair if they're on hormone th

So then you introduce someone that has female genitalia, but looks from all outward respects to be male (possibly including facial hair if they're on hormone therapy). By law in NC this person is required to use the women's restroom. Does that increase comfort for either of them? Example: https://twitter.com/JayShef/status/712845760287494144/photo/1 https://twitter.com/JayShef/status/712845760287494144/photo/... Frankly, while I like being comfortable, one should always think twice before passing laws purely for the purpose of increasing comfort. (Particularly in this case, where the discomfort appears to be far more theoretical than common). When I think of the society my grandparents, or even, heck, my PARENTS found "comfortable", I would feel very sad to live there.