Transgender Bathrooms: The Myth and the Truth
There is one thing that we use on a daily basis that has recently caused the country to be in an uproar over the last few months, and it is something so simple that you have to wonder why it is even a topic of discussion at all. Still have no clue as to what I am referring to? It is the subject of bathrooms and who should be allowed or should I say made to use a certain bathroom that society identifies them as. With President Obama giving more rights to the people of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender movement; the issue with the bathrooms has now become the new gripe. The bathroom bill “Is the common name for either legislation or a statute that seeks to regulate access to public …show more content…
Occupational Safety and Hazards Administration (OSHA),” delaying going to the bathroom when you need to go is unhealthy, and so, workplace policy may not encourage it. This is not to mention the dehydrating effects of trying to avoid using restrooms by limiting intake of liquids, another common strategy for TGNC people navigating uncomfortable bathroom situations in the workplace and at other public accommodations.”
The most critical aspect of gender transition according to the internationally medical protocol set by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health is to ensure that any transgender person is able to live and be treated by others in the matter consistent to whom they identify with. With the way that certain people feel about the right fir transgender people to use the bathroom in which they identify, some of the comments are ligament concerns, and others for example “ women and children will be left open to pedophiles and sex offenders” offers up no hard evidence to prove …show more content…
When it comes to the men that are transitioning into women; they tend to not carry themselves as the man that the world sees on the outside, but as the woman that they feel like on the inside. By them portraying their true self anyone on the outside looking in can tell the difference for a regular man pretending to me a woman. Another thing that poke a hole in this whole issue is the fact that a lot of women are very mindful as to who comes into the restroom with them, if a fully dressed man walks into the bathroom and there is no form of feminist would definitely through up a red flag.
Take a look at Catelyn Jenner, we have seen her in the spotlight as a male and a female, as a man Bruce Jenner, looked, acted and portrayed himself in the manner of the man that he was, but when he started his transition, you could see him becoming more of a woman and having more of a woman characteristics, since he has changed over time, I highly doubt he will be going in a bathroom trying to touch
There is one thing that we use on a daily basis that has recently caused the country to be in an uproar over the last few months, and it is something so simple that you have to wonder why it is even a topic of discussion at all. Still have no clue as to what I am referring to? It is the subject of bathrooms and who should be allowed or should I say made to use a certain bathroom that society identifies them as. With President Obama giving more rights to the people of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender movement; the issue with the bathrooms has now become the new gripe. The bathroom bill “Is the common name for either legislation or a statute that seeks to regulate access to public …show more content…
Occupational Safety and Hazards Administration (OSHA),” delaying going to the bathroom when you need to go is unhealthy, and so, workplace policy may not encourage it. This is not to mention the dehydrating effects of trying to avoid using restrooms by limiting intake of liquids, another common strategy for TGNC people navigating uncomfortable bathroom situations in the workplace and at other public accommodations.”
The most critical aspect of gender transition according to the internationally medical protocol set by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health is to ensure that any transgender person is able to live and be treated by others in the matter consistent to whom they identify with. With the way that certain people feel about the right fir transgender people to use the bathroom in which they identify, some of the comments are ligament concerns, and others for example “ women and children will be left open to pedophiles and sex offenders” offers up no hard evidence to prove …show more content…
When it comes to the men that are transitioning into women; they tend to not carry themselves as the man that the world sees on the outside, but as the woman that they feel like on the inside. By them portraying their true self anyone on the outside looking in can tell the difference for a regular man pretending to me a woman. Another thing that poke a hole in this whole issue is the fact that a lot of women are very mindful as to who comes into the restroom with them, if a fully dressed man walks into the bathroom and there is no form of feminist would definitely through up a red flag.
Take a look at Catelyn Jenner, we have seen her in the spotlight as a male and a female, as a man Bruce Jenner, looked, acted and portrayed himself in the manner of the man that he was, but when he started his transition, you could see him becoming more of a woman and having more of a woman characteristics, since he has changed over time, I highly doubt he will be going in a bathroom trying to touch