Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
well to be fair why are there girls and boys locker rooms instead of just one co-ed locker room?
This is the correct logic.
If it's wrong for boys and girls to be in the same locker room changing because of the "attraction" or other sexual things, then the same damn reason applies to the gay guy. He should have to change in the girls locker room.
If that's the case, then I'm gay and I am banning myself to always change in the girls locker rooms. 😖hifty:
Originally posted by Peach
Because people are prudes.It's always been seen as inappropriate to have boys and girls together with that sort of thing. Hell, a lot of places won't even have coed gym classes.
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well theres my point. its considered "wrong" to have boys and girls in the same locker room because boys and girls are attracted to each other... so having a girl attracted to girls or vice versa means that itd be "wrong" to have them get dressed in front of each other least according to society.
shrug. people are people i guess. personally i wouldnt feel comfortable taking my clothes off with a bunch of guys oggiling at me.
Originally posted by dadudemon
This is the correct logic.If it's wrong for boys and girls to be in the same locker room changing because of the "attraction" or other sexual things, then the same damn reason applies to the gay guy. He should have to change in the girls locker room.
No, that logic doesn't work either. Girls can be just as attracted to a gay boy as to a straight boy.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
No, that logic doesn't work either. Girls can be just as attracted to a gay boy as to a straight boy.
AHHH! But, nothing will come of it, see? However, mixing up girls and boys...there WILL be something come of it. But mixing up gay boys with girls will learn them to be gay, won't it now? AHA! I've got you there!
*goes into the girls bathroom to change*
Originally posted by dadudemon
AHHH! But, nothing will come of it, see? However, mixing up girls and boys...there WILL be something come of it. But mixing up gay boys with girls will learn them to be gay, won't it now? AHA! I've got you there!*goes into the girls bathroom to change*
I see someone doesn't believe men can be raped by women.
Oh boy, I don't even know where to start...
The actual issue, I find ridiculous. Schools cannot discriminate against students based on their sexuality, period. That stupid shit happens enough with the students; the faculty certainly does not need to be reinforcing such behavior.
As for Nemesis... wow, dude. I can freely admit that Johnny Depp, Nathan Fillion, and John Barrowman are highly attractive men, but my girlfriend can agree that I very much know where my interests lie.
Being able to note that someone of the same gender is sexy is not a mark of homosexuality, it's just perception. How can the standard of being "handsome" be applied unless there's a model for what you think is attractive?
I don't know how we would deal with this.
I can see where the school is coming from, but I definitely was never allowed to go to the girls locker room. If homosexuals can be in a male locker room, then why can't I be in a girl's locker room? That's one way of looking at it.
The other way is that they have rights and where else would they use the locker room?
Originally posted by dadudemon
Find 1 case of a gay guy being raped by women, por favor. Just one. 🙂
Here's one from Japan: http://blog.livedoor.jp/dqnplus/archives/1285246.html
California: http://www.10news.com/news/14173622/detail.html
Komatipoort (which I assume is a real place): http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/News/1059/1c93dc2d3a2a4e1db74603a845bc1280/26-01-2008-12-59/Young_man_raped_by_3_women
But yeah, that's three not just one so it doesn't count.
Originally posted by Nemesis X
Hey that's one of the absolute facts about gay people and you can't deny it.
You're an idiot. I don't see why one would waste valuable typing skills trying to reason with a wall such as yourself. Thank f*** for the ignore button.
And as for the actual topic itself, I don't see how it would be a problem unless you're a moronic homophobe that dislikes something (someone) for the sole reason that it is 'different'.
For the record, the thread starter was very vague about what she meant in an exact manner since her grammar was seemingly chock full of errors.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Here's one from Japan: http://blog.livedoor.jp/dqnplus/archives/1285246.htmlCalifornia: http://www.10news.com/news/14173622/detail.html
Komatipoort (which I assume is a real place): http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/News/1059/1c93dc2d3a2a4e1db74603a845bc1280/26-01-2008-12-59/Young_man_raped_by_3_women
But yeah, that's three not just one so it doesn't count.
1. I can't read the first one.
2. There's no evidence of it being rape. Just evidence of an awkward situation. It also doesn't say he's gay.
3. The next article doesn't say he was gay.
Sure, women rape men, but I've never heard of women raping a gay man. Much less, raping that gay man in the girls locker-room. Now, I'm sure you can find more cases of men getting raped by other men in the men's locker room. So, by that logic, the gay man would be safer with the women. AHA! Got you again!
Originally posted by Nemesis X
A straight person checking out the same gender is questionable if they're gay or not but they might actually be gay.
omfg. you can't really, in the twenty-first century, believe this complete and utter rubbish?!
I've looked at other girls in the locker room - mostly to compare size and such. this is how every insecure girl [i.e. all girls in middle school] feel - they're still trying to identify themselves and it takes comparison for that to happen.
also. i have seen guys in several different states of dress/undress. and yet; i don't feel the need to jump every single one. it comes down to emotional connection, as well as being comfortable with them and being able to have fun. and i can't get all that through one quickie glance.
homosexuals are the same way. i have a few lesbian friends and never once have i felt uncomfortable around them. one of them told me she had a crush on me... and i didn't run around screaming COOTIES !!! GAY COOTIES!!! she knows i'm straight, she was going through a hard time with her girlfriend and asked me to help her get through it. so i did. never once was i mauled or slobbered over or... anything. we hugged - all friends hug. maybe i just have my open mind to blame for all of that. you know, not judging people from one factiod or anything like that.