Originally posted by Corsola

No it couldn't. Last year when I enrolled into a new high school as a senior I had to go through SO much to be considered female despite my birth certificate. It's not as simple as just saying you feel like the opposite gender, y'all. You have to back it up and get psychologically evaluated before they'll listen to a word you have to say.

Originally posted by Can't_M!ss_This

Saying that any one group of people will do something is horribly ignorant. Yeah, a transexual m2f could go and molest a little girl while in the lady's room. But a cis gendered woman could molest a little girl just as easily.

You can't use "maybe" as a basis for a law. That would be like saying "I believe black people shouldn't be allowed out after dark because there is a chance they'll commit a crime because they'll blend into the darkness."

See how gross that sounds? That's the same logic being used against transgendered people in this case.

Originally posted by Cherry

Well, if the law says that you have to have extensive psychological evaluation and whatnot, I don't really have a problem. But I do have a problem if any random pervert could hypothetically say "whoop I feel female today" then go in a bathroom and harass women. Not saying that's what actual trans people do; I'm saying that's what perverts who take advantage of such a law could do. But there have to be clear guidelines established.

Originally posted by Adonis

You might want to look up the current guidelines and tell us what needs to be changed in order to protect women better than they are already being protected by our current laws which I migh add descriminate against women as far as equal pay and managing their own bodies.