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What bathrooms do (or should) trans people use?
Queer · Author has 52 answers and 80.7K answer views · 2 y ·
Should transgender people be allowed to use the public restrooms/changing rooms of their choice? Even school students? Why or why not?
Why can't transgender people use whichever bathroom they please?
I'm trans FTM. Whenever I'm in a public place with only both female and male (no family bathrooms) I stand there, sort of stuck. Which bathroom do I use?
Can trans men use women's or men's public bathrooms?
What bathroom should an MTF transgender person use?
Transgender mother of four. · Author has 585 answers and 402.8K answer views · Updated 5 y ·
Should transgender people be allowed to use the public restrooms/changing rooms of their choice? Even school students? Why or why not?
Why can't transgender people use whichever bathroom they please?
I'm trans FTM. Whenever I'm in a public place with only both female and male (no family bathrooms) I stand there, sort of stuck. Which bathroom do I use?
Can trans men use women's or men's public bathrooms?
What bathroom should an MTF transgender person use?
Should gay men use the women's bathroom?
Why should trans students use the bathroom of their choice?
Why are bathrooms considered to be such an important issue for trans people?
Should transgender people have their own bathroom instead of the traditional two gender bathrooms?
Can transgender people use any bathroom?
Do trans people who have not transitioned/starting to transition use the bathroom they identify as or the other bathroom? And, how scary is it if you do use the bathroom that you identify as if you haven’t fully transitioned?
Would ladies be OK with having a trans woman come into the ladies room while they are in there?
There is a trans-girl in my PE at school who isn't a boy but still goes in our locker rooms and toilets. We have never been asked our opinions on this and it makes everyone uncomfortable. What should I do?
Should transwomen use the men’s bathroom?
What bathrooms do trans or non-binary use?
Should transgender people be allowed to use the public restrooms/changing rooms of their choice? Even school students? Why or why not?
Why can't transgender people use whichever bathroom they please?
I'm trans FTM. Whenever I'm in a public place with only both female and male (no family bathrooms) I stand there, sort of stuck. Which bathroom do I use?
Can trans men use women's or men's public bathrooms?
What bathroom should an MTF transgender person use?
Should gay men use the women's bathroom?
Why should trans students use the bathroom of their choice?
Why are bathrooms considered to be such an important issue for trans people?
Should transgender people have their own bathroom instead of the traditional two gender bathrooms?
Can transgender people use any bathroom?
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(CW: mentions of r*pe and grooming)
Bathrooms really aren’t a big deal, trans people spend a lot less time groping children than worrying about how their pee sounds and panicking when someone comes in while they’re washing their hands.
I keep hearing people say “we need to protect young girls against trans women in bathrooms because men will dress up as women to assault them.” I find that argument really stupid. In that situation, you wouldn’t be protecting them from trans women, you’d be protecting them from cis men pretending to be trans women. So the problem here
(CW: mentions of r*pe and grooming)
Bathrooms really aren’t a big deal, trans people spend a lot less time groping children than worrying about how their pee sounds and panicking when someone comes in while they’re washing their hands.
I keep hearing people say “we need to protect young girls against trans women in bathrooms because men will dress up as women to assault them.” I find that argument really stupid. In that situation, you wouldn’t be protecting them from trans women, you’d be protecting them from cis men pretending to be trans women. So the problem here is cis men and rape culture.
This something we need to use to get people to stand with trans women rather than against them. A situation like that is in no way their fault and if anything, it hurts them more than anyone else. If one man assaults a girl in a women’s bathroom (or is just generally a creep) it blows up and people have an excuse to turn their anger and hatred towards trans women. It rarely ever happens, but the attention it gets when it does contributes heavily to transphobia. I’d even go so far as to say the reason it gets so popular in the first place is that it gives people a false justification for their transphobia.
If you get fired up about anything, don’t let it be a trans person minding their business in a bathroom. Get angry about rape culture and the fact that a woman in a first world country like the USA can’t go out alone in the evening or accept a drink from a stranger. Or that pedophiles have a platform and supporters on the internet where they can groom kids and coerce them into relationships and even exchanging nudes. Things you’re saying trans people are at fault for that have absolutely nothing to do with them.
Some of you need to focus on the actual root of problems like these rather than pushing them onto an already marginalized group of people who have done nothing wrong. Trans people in bathrooms are not a problem. People telling them they can’t be in their preferred bathroom with no real basis is. At this point, I’m sure they don’t actually care about victims of sexual assault, they just want a somewhat justifiable outlet for their transphobia.
Personally, I don’t even use public bathrooms. Partly out of discomfort, and partly out of fear for how I could be treated. Whichever bathroom I choose I could get anything from weird stares to actually getting physically assaulted. You are not afraid of trans people, they’re fucking afraid of you.
I have heard countless stories of trans people getting pepper-sprayed, beat up, ganged up on, etc. I’m fucking scared to just piss in a toilet outside of my own home. Nearly every trans person I know feels the same. Trans people should not be accused of assaulting people when the people accusing them are the ones doing the assaulting.
I don't use any public restroom. It's not safe in my town .
If I use the male bathroom, I risk rape or assault. Girls bathroom, arrest, family and I out myself and take the same risk as I'd I used the males. The longest I've waited was thirteen hours between going pee. I ended up with a bladder infection because the only place safe for me is home. I don't blame the president or current political parties. I blame the schools for not offering the education on the topic, it is just not covered. People need to know people like me are real and that we pose no more danger than our cis gender fellows.
I don't use any public restroom. It's not safe in my town .
If I use the male bathroom, I risk rape or assault. Girls bathroom, arrest, family and I out myself and take the same risk as I'd I used the males. The longest I've waited was thirteen hours between going pee. I ended up with a bladder infection because the only place safe for me is home. I don't blame the president or current political parties. I blame the schools for not offering the education on the topic, it is just not covered. People need to know people like me are real and that we pose no more danger than our cis gender fellows. I live in a town where I am the only known transwoman. This makes me seem alien to most.

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The latest issue dividing Americans is about public bathrooms .
At issue is what bathroom -- men’s or women’s – transgender people should use. Transgender people are born with male or female bodies, but feel they were born into the wrong sex, according to the Intersex Society of North America .
The bathroom dispute is even more divisive than other cultural issues, such as same-sex marriage.
People can choose to attend weddings of same-sex couples or to get married to a same-sex partner. But going to a public bathroom is something most people can’t avoid.
North Carolina recently passed a law requiring people to use public bathrooms for the sex listed on their birth certificates . There are calls for similar laws in other states.
Supporters say such laws are needed to protect women and children from sexual attacks.
Peter Sprigg is a senior fellow at the conservative Family Research Council. He said people using public bathrooms or locker rooms have “always been able to count on being separated” from people of the opposite sex.
Opponents of the North Carolina law say it is dangerous to transgender people – making it hard for them to do something as normal and necessary as going to the bathroom.
One of the best-known transgender people is Caitlyn Jenner. She was formerly known as Bruce Jenner, an Olympic gold medal winner.
She wrote that allowing transgender people to use the “right bathroom” is not dangerous. There have been “no increases” in sexual assaults in the states and cities that have laws protecting transgender people from discrimination.
She said the North Carolina law would lead people to demand “that women and girls prove they are actually female” to use a bathroom.
Some people have called for boycotts of North Carolina and Mississippi, which passed a law allowing businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples. A boycott is when people deny business to a state, company or other group.
Payton McGarry, 20, is one of those who oppose the bathroom law in North Carolina. He is suing to remove the law.
McGarry said his birth certificate says he was born a girl. But he felt like a male since he was a young child.
Since he started getting hormone treatments two years ago, his voice has deepened and his face and body became more masculine in appearance, according to his lawsuit.
McGarry said that would make it uncomfortable both for him and for women using a women’s bathroom. In high school, he said he got pushed and hit “every time I went into a female bathroom.”
The North Carolina law says people can use either the bathrooms for the sex listed on birth certificates, or bathrooms for both sexes.
But McGarry said there are very few bathrooms for both males and females at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where he is about to enter his junior year.
“Being able to go the bathroom is something that we all need to do,” he told VOA.
Boycott from both sides of the dispute
Musicians Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, and Nick Jonas cancelled concerts in North Carolina because they view the bathroom law as discriminatory. And New York State joined the cities of Seattle and San Francisco in banning most government funded trips to North Carolina.
The National Basketball Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association said they may move sporting events outside North Carolina in protest.
A number of American businesses, including American Airlines, Apple and Dow Chemical have also criticized the law.
One business, Target, has nearly 1,800 stores across the U.S. About 50 stores are in North Carolina. Target said customers and employees could choose the bathroom they feel most comfortable using at the stores.
The American Family Association recently called for a boycott of Target. Tim Wildmon is the president of the association.
He said Target’s policy: “Means a man can simply say he ‘feels like a woman today’ and enter” the women's bathroom – “even if young girls or women are already in there.”
Target responded by saying that it understands some people might disagree with the store’s policy. And that it offers small bathrooms at many stores for use by both men and women.
“As a company that firmly stands behind what it means to offer our team an inclusive place to work — and our guests an inclusive place to shop — we continue to believe that this is the right thing for Target,” the company said.
The bathroom issue is also subject of a court case in Virginia. A court-ruled April 18 that a Virginia school board was wrong to stop transgender student Gavin Grimm, 16, from using the boys’ bathroom at his high school.
The court said that policy is discriminatory. The ruling could help those suing over North Carolina’s transgender bathroom rule.
William Gallo and Katherine Gypson reported on this story for VOANews.com. Bruce Alpert adapted this story and did additional reporting for Learning English. Hai Do was the editor.
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bathroom – n . a room in a public place with a toilet and sink
birth certificate – n . a document that lists your date and place of birth
sue – n . to use a legal process by which you try to get a court of law to force a person, company, or organization that has treated you unfairly or hurt you in some way to give you something or to do something
hormone – n . natural substance that is produced in the body and that influences the way the body grows or develops
masculine – adj . of, relating to, or suited to men or boys
uncomfortable – adj . causing a feeling of physical discomfort
locker room – n . a place where people change clothing and, in many cases, take a shower
Hi everyone I am steven and I come from China . As you know China has a large numbers of people and just few reasonable rules . While and I think that I am a common man so I do not know how is the local transgenter's living but I did see lots of public bathroom for both male and female which do not just for transgenter people in China . Maybe that is the spacial way to convenient for more people and local government sole can builting less bathroom in public place. That is my opinion about today's article .
There are really, 6 genders. There are male (XY) and female (XX), of course. But 1 in 2000 to 1 in 5000 are just X. 1 in 500 to 1 in 1000 are XXY. 1 in 1000 are XYY and 1 in 18,000 to 1 in 50,000 are XXXY. So there are tens of millions of people in the world who are technically neither male nor female, so the question is: What bathrooms do they get to use? Or should they just hold it?

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