Should Homosexuals have their own Washrooms?

You're kidding me right? I hope you are... but if you are, I have to wonder what you could possibly have been thinking when you asked this question.

 

Whats worrying is that you are representing a web hosting company, now all you need to hope for is that potential customers, as well as your existing ones dont find this thread.

I suspect the thread is just for laughs and a reaction.

 

What do you mean ?

 

Dude, does it really need explaining?

 

Why?

How long do you spend in a bathroom? A couple of minutes at most (if not, see a doctor).

I don't think homosexuality is right, but it's only a bathroom FFS.

 

c'mon, who really gives a shit. if a guy goes into the mens room to take a leak, how will you know if he is gay or not. you gonna ask.

now people with gender identity problems, guys who dress and act like women, need to use the mens room and visa versa.

i don't want some guy who thinks he's a woman using a public bathroom when my daughter is in there.

 

Why?

 

It's those people I have a problem with.

If they want to act like the other sex, do it in their own house or a mental home. Whichever is better.

 

"He protesteth too much" as William Shakespear once said.
I think you need to look closer to home.......

 

Man, this thread is homophobic you like it or not.

You have only 20 posts, and can't think of a better thread than this?

 

If "it" (don't know what else to call them) was forced to change with the men, "it" would take great offense to that decision. "They" believe that "they" are really women and expect to be treated like one and considered as a female in public as well. To "them" it's an insult to be characterized as a male or have to endulge in the same manly lifestyle "they" for some reason hate. Wouldn't want to hurt "her" feelings would you?

 

I don't mind sharing at all

 

I think you can come up with something better than "it." They are people too. Would you like to be referred to as an "it?" Yeah... I didn't think so.

 

Creature? Specimen? What would you label "them" as? It wouldn't make sense, and be respectful, to say "he" or "she" because in a way they are an alien gender. If I referred to a male whom lives as a woman as a "he" then that person would take offense to the comment. If I referred to that man, err woman, as a "she" then I would be incorrect as "it", by birth, is actually a man.

I won't start a debate of whether their lifestyle choices are okay or not or throw in my religious beliefs or even my personal opinion.

If some whimpy man wants to play dress up in his bedroom and get his rectal sphincter pulverized by a man, woman, or a combination of both, then by all means go right ahead! However, if you hire a nanny, respond to a personals ad in the paper, hire a cosmetic surgeon, go to a massage parlour, or even just go to the gym and relax in the sauna.....do you want this "beautiful lady" right next to you?

They can come out on Halloween, until then...keep the childish freakshow play in the bedroom, okay?

Edit: By no means am I being negative towards homosexuals. Gays and lesbians live a lifestyle, which I may not agree with, which is USUALLY respectable. Those individuals, at least most that I have met, usually keep private about it and don't go around wearing pink thongs and such...but there are exceptions, that's for sure.

I have no anger towards any male, female, shemale, heshe, or whatever they are at that point in their life, as long as they keep their fun and games to themselves.

 

how we know that people homosexuals???
mostly homosexual people don't want people know if they homosexual..

and if he go to normal washroom...
no one know if they homesexual...

 

Not necessary. However, that's fine if implement this

 

What can you call them?

They are not the opposite sex, but take offense at being called the sex they were born as.

Calling them a tranny or whatever can lead to them reporting you for bullying or whatever.

 

You call them "he" or "she" based on the gender they choose to identify with. How is that so difficult to understand? It doesn't matter whether they were born the opposite sex... if they choose to identify as a female or a male, that is what you call them. Is this really that difficult of a concept to get?

 

But they are not the opposite sex. They are someone pretending to be it.

Don't you think it's creepy that your kids (if you have any) could be in the bathroom with some weirdo who pretends to be the other sex?

 

It doesn't matter what they are physically. If they feel like they should have been born a man or a woman and attempt to live their life as the gender they identify with, that is how you refer to them. I feel like a broken record. Apparently I am the only person who understands this concept.

I don't have children either... but for the record, if I did, I wouldn't be worried about them in a bathroom with a man who thinks he's a woman or vice versa. There are much more important things going on in the world to worry about than that.