DaveLovesDee

Well good luck to him on that. Personally, I'm not sure how I feel about it, but he has the right to try, and I support that right.

kimilseung

it's been over ten years since UK birth certificates can have two mothers. So I am surprised this is an issue.

moneypenny20

I really don't care if he's mum or dad but I do believe his attitude is, in part, why Transfolk get so much (unwarranted) bad publicity and lack of empathy from the general public. They see it as he can't make up his mind so it's not real, it's just how he feels on a particular day. That's how someone was bitching on a friend's FB anyway.

DaveLovesDee

And no-one thought "Let's give the same right right to two fathers" at the time? Had they done so, there'd be no story.

And presumably, he got pregnant naturally, as a woman. While on hormone treatment to make her a man... Is it normal for someone transitioning to continue to have sex as their original gender?

el collado kid

Gee whizz after reading the above;puzzled very puzzled indeed.I am getting off at the next stop,scuse me sir urghmmm i mean madam

Boiler

Everyone has a right to be here in this Toilet.

DaveLovesDee

Same as I don't judge people who appear able when they use accessible toilets...

Jsmth321

And sometimes accessible toilet is the only one available when someone has got to go, can't always wait for another to be free.

kimilseung

I don't know what their plans are, different people have different amounts of surgery, some have none.but I think most people continue to have sex whatever way they can. I don't know if this person had sex at all though.

Scamp

Absolutely correct. If I want to stretch my legs mid-dump or hold on to a hand rail if things get lively I should be afforded that right.

kimilseung

I never think that they are reserved for people with disabilities, rather than having enhanced features for people with disabilities. I dont use them often, but have done, just because they are there. Hadn't stopped to think that maybe I shouldn't.

Scamp

I bet you're the kind of sicko who walks up access ramps as well.

Former Lancastrian

Depends how many steps there are and especially with my bad knees and sciatica.

DaveLovesDee

I don't consider them reserved for people with disabilities either... I consider them a regular bathroom with added features for those who find it difficult to use regular bathrooms, and to which those have priority.

Anian

I think it's a bit weird how society forces us to hide our genitalia while also trying to obligate us to dress in a way that announces what kind of genitalia we have. The transgender bathroom issues that people have seem to accentuate the weirdness, even though it has never been a problem before.