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As a man, I don't have problems changing around women. From anecdotal experience, I think women generally feel more strongly about this. There are surely some w
by jokethrowaway 6y ago
As a man, I don't have problems changing around women. From anecdotal experience, I think women generally feel more strongly about this.
There are surely some women who don't care and men who care.
This would remove a safe space for (mostly) women and (some) men who don't feel comfortable with this.
Same as allowing transgenders to change with the gender they identify with.
- Wowfunhappy 6y ago> This would remove a safe space for (mostly) women and (some) men who don't feel comfortable with this. And what of the LGBT people who don't feel comfortable? Anecdotally, I remember two separate gay classmates in high school telling me that locker rooms made them feel super uncomfortable, once they began to discover their sexuality. Both were girls, for whatever that's worth. Relatedly, I'm also sympathetic to straight cisgender people who are uncomfortable seeing the opposite sex's genitalia in their single-sex changing rooms. Getting rid of these gender divisions might be the only way to put everyone on a level playing field. Either you're comfortable with everyone seeing, or you're not. If you're not, use a towel.