I am a gay woman, and personally, I don't give a shit who's changing in the bathroom with me as long as they aren't bothering me. I grew up in a fundamentalist christian home so I am very familiar with the paranoid view of sexuality that has existed for a long time.

Using the words strip naked is a bit dramatic since most people actually use the bathroom to change or do their business.


While I understand some people will be uncomfortable, one might ask how uncomfortable they were in their own homes sharing bathrooms with the siblings.

The teen likely turned down the neutral bathroom because it's insulting to expect them
to use one as if there is something wrong with them. Put yourself in their shoes. If an entire group of people feared you being in the same room with them for irrational reasons how you respond?

We as a society taught these fears in the first place.............................................. You personally , "don't give a shit who's changing in the bathroom with me as long as they "aren't bothering" with me."----Well that's not very tolerant. "If an entire group of people feared you being in the same room with them." Well who's paranoid now? by the way 3% isn't a group, hell it isn't even enough for a clique. And what about the L's, the G's, B's, BLTs, eieio's, where's their "shitters." and let's not have irrational fears for the dopers, and dealers and bullies, I mean that would be being paranoid.








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Bullshit, I live as far out as you can get, IN THE COUNTRY, and I find most people to be fair and not hung up about such trivial nonsense. You find some country justice really isn't quite what you imagine it to be. I don't care much for the standards of ignorant people.

cherap

Don't you think the tranny boy is treating the other students with disrespect? Come on, he is the only one and was offered a gender neutral locker room. He is not being very respectful of their needs.

.Awe getting all insecure again Yasure? You have the right to believe any kind of horse shit you like, what you don't have the right to do is stand in the way of others. You can raise you kids to be religious bigots as well, that's not going very well these days, but you are entitle to do so, you are not entitle to raise mine the way raise yours either.

Nowhere did I say you could not raise your kids as you see fit, so stop making shit up.

I don't want my school age daughters sharing a bathroom with a man, regardless of how confused he is.
He is rude in the first place for wanting to do it.

And you have no right to say I have to put up with it.

Watch out. That's a hate crime, walking out. I am surprised that Obama did not have a drone fly over and take out all those terrorists.

Loretta Lynch will round em all up and they will have to go to forced sensitivity training and have to register as a hate crime predator for the rest of their lives.

I am a gay woman, and personally, I don't give a shit who's changing in the bathroom with me as long as they aren't bothering me. I grew up in a fundamentalist christian home so I am very familiar with the paranoid view of sexuality that has existed for a long time.

Using the words strip naked is a bit dramatic since most people actually use the bathroom to change or do their business.

While I understand some people will be uncomfortable, one might ask how uncomfortable they were in their own homes sharing bathrooms with the siblings.

The teen likely turned down the neutral bathroom because it's insulting to expect them
to use one as if there is something wrong with them. Put yourself in their shoes. If an entire group of people feared you being in the same room with them for irrational reasons how you respond?

We as a society taught these fears in the first place.

Seriously folks would any parent want a teenage boy walking around in the girls locker room?

Not many folks on here came to the defense of this kid.

the kid has a problem, no doubt. And I think the solution is a middle ground,which is his own changing room,which he rejected. Now he faces grown-up consequences.
tough

This isn't an equal rights case, the he/She wants special above all other treatment..If he/she was allowed to go in the girls changing room, then all males would be able to, to have equal rights.

the kid has a problem, no doubt. And I think the solution is a middle ground,which is his own changing room,which he rejected. Now he faces grown-up consequences.
tough