Gender and Bathrooms and T&F

I'm interested, what would you think if your transexual woman still had her balls swinging about, but a lovely pair of double D's? Men's locker room for the guys to oggle at/feel uncomfortable or the women's for the ladies to be upset?

For your info, Semenya does not have testicles you can see LOL

old but not yet senile runner wrote:

oldold runner wrote:

If my daughter went into a restroom with a transgender in it I would not worry about her safety.

On the other hand I would not let my son be an alter boy because I would really worry about his safety.

I can not remember reading about any person being sexually assaulted by transgender person.

How many times have we read about youth being sexually assaulted by the clergymen.

I don't hear any protest about the religious molesters being allowed in bathrooms with young boys.

Would you not let your son have any teacher or coach outside the home? Because there are many more instances of teachers or coaches sexually assaulting young people than clergymen. Should we therefore assume that all teachers or coaches will sexually assault young people if given the opportunity?

I'd love to see the percentages. There are roughly 40% of Americans attending church these days. With a larger pool - all children vs children who attend church - there will always be a greater number of occurrences. Percentages, however...

old but not yet senile runner wrote:

oldold runner wrote:

If my daughter went into a restroom with a transgender in it I would not worry about her safety.

On the other hand I would not let my son be an alter boy because I would really worry about his safety.

I can not remember reading about any person being sexually assaulted by transgender person.

How many times have we read about youth being sexually assaulted by the clergymen.

I don't hear any protest about the religious molesters being allowed in bathrooms with young boys.

Would you not let your son have any teacher or coach outside the home? Because there are many more instances of teachers or coaches sexually assaulting young people than clergymen. Should we therefore assume that all teachers or coaches will sexually assault young people if given the opportunity?

I am about Civil Rights and you just made my point clearer. Like I wrote before I can not recall a transgender person sexually assaulting a child.

Yet, how many cases are there of adults in positions of trust that we trust with our children that sexually assaulting children. Still parents still trust those adults.

Which room do these models belong in?

http://www.slaymodels.com/model/

Woopie Goldberg has a new TV series coming out based on this model agency

wtfunny wrote:

Bad Wigins wrote:

As for competing against women (and it will eventually be necessary to legally define that as Y-chromosomeless) it is not fair, and I doubt any of Semenya's opponents think it is. That doesn't mean it's fair for her to have to compete against men either, but that's nobody's fault. It's just one of those problems with no solution. Can't win 'em all.

I agree it's a problem where any solution is, essentially, completely arbitrary. So we should at least be consistent. IMO, if Semenya is female enough to use the women's bathrooms/locker rooms, she's female enough to compete against women.

That's not what I said has no solution. The difference between restrooms and sporting rules is anything but arbitrary - one is an important safety issue, the other is not.

What has no solution is deciding where Semenya should get to compete. Too good to compete against women, not good enough to compete against men. Nothing can be done about that. The sport can't be made perfect. No big deal when it's already irretrievably corrupt and doped-up anyhow.

For people who think women don't want protection from men, wander the student union at your local college campus and read the flyers on the bulletin boards.

Remember Dr. Richard Raskine? He was a good tennis player, but not quite good enough for the Men's Tour. He then became a woman.

Suddenly Renee Richards, was good enough for the Women's Tour.

We just did not know what to do with this stuff year's ago. Now I like to think that we do. But it takes guts to stand up and say NO!

1. No one knows what goes on behind closed doors.

2. There are probably more child molestations that go unreported than those that are documented.

3. It seems that few regard percentages as meaning anything in these things!!!

4. The rate/% of abuse in the general population is higher than the non-Catholic clergy, and the rate of Catholic clergy is lower yet than either of those groups!

5. There are significantly less trans-gender people!

I personally prefer to use the Women's bathroom, it tends to be cleaner, and everyone leaves when I walk in, so I get a lot of privacy.

Who cares. Who you use the bathroom with doesn't effect performance one iota. People can "live as" whatever gender they want so long as they compete as their biological sex (determined by x and y chromosomes).