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Doodley

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6. I agree. Good point. Some of the stalls in America, you could literally have somebody look over the top or underneath,

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Mon May 6, 2024, 03:30 AM

May 2024

ot the gaps between the panels are sometimes like an inch wide. I'm a very private person and do not like it! I lived in UK most my life and it was a shock when I first came to America.

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Gender-specific toilets to be required in non-residential buildings in England [View all] Eugene May 2024 OP

Here's my thoughts. OAITW r.2.0 May 2024 #1

Anti trans laws would force you to use the designated bathroom consistent with your sex at birth. Marcuse May 2024 #7

How is it transphobic? Doodley May 2024 #2

"the move will help combat the rise of gender-neutral toilet spaces, which she said 'deny... Eugene May 2024 #4

I read that and still don't understand. Suppose I am trans. What is my problem? Doodley May 2024 #5

UK loos are far more private. RainCaster May 2024 #3

I agree. Good point. Some of the stalls in America, you could literally have somebody look over the top or underneath, Doodley May 2024 #6