[chae]

So I was in the bathroom at work and there was a guy washing his hands in the sink. I’m thinking he just didn’t see the sign outside the door. So I tell him “this is the ladies room” and he says “I know” and then leaves. Still don’t know if it was a girl wanting to be a guy or vice versa but it was so awkward. And I spent hours being scared of getting fired because I tried to be polite

[Dilbert San Diego]

Your experience will be repeated over and over, if these succeed in mainstreaming all this “trans” gender identity stuff. If challenged, any man in the situation you were in would claim to be a “transgendered” person who identifies as female.

Would anyone ever have dreamed, just a few years ago, that we would be talking about the mens room/ladies room set up as being discriminatory somehow????

[NEPA]

A man at work recently came out as transgendered. A really nice guy that I helped train and we get along great. At first the pink steel toes and earrings were no big deal. Then came the make up. Dyed hair. Purse. Women's clothes. We're truck drivers and he's dressing up! And now he wants to be called by his new female name even tho his given name can be male or female. So far he hasn't used the ladies room and he better not. That is my line in the sand and I doubt I'm the only woman who won't stand for it.

This whole LGBTQ....goes WAY beyond tolerance. Its forced acceptance.

[fwdude]

Your story is interesting because I though of doing JUST this at our city hall during council meetings since they passed a “transgender/expression/cross-dressing” ordinance. There is absolutely NO test for determining a person’s “status” in this regard other than accepting the declaration of the person (on pains of a violation,) so I thought if I could get enough fellow men involved, we could push the logical point to a debate.

[NetAddicted]

OMG! Luckily, I haven’t encountered that yet.