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Excuse me, this is the Ladies!

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by peaceandlies, Oct 20, 2010.

  1. peaceandlies

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    Has anyone ever been told to get out of the bathroom they're supposed to be in?

    How do you react?
    How do you feel?

    Apart from this, I often get talked to as a 'sir', 'mate' and 'dude'.

    I dont really have a problem with sir mate and dude, but i really dislike being kicked out of the ladies.

    Also, How do trans people deal with bathroom issues? I'm curious
     
  2. AlyssWonderland

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    I'm bisexual, so if someone calls me a lesbian or tells me to get out, I just tell them off. They don't know what they're talking about. Works pretty well for me, but this rarely happens.
     
  3. Enaithor

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    If I was female and getting kicked out of the ladies', I would just be like "giiiiiiiirl what you chattin I ain't no penis owner"

    ...that's just me though
     
  4. Lexington

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    On one or two occasions, a couple fake tough guys told me that this was the MEN's room, so I shouldn't be in it. I just said "Don't worry - I won't tell the girls how small your dick is."

    Lex
     
  5. eXaphania

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    I haven't been told to get out of the female bathroom, but there has been people who give me a once over when I'm in the ladies. Once, a middle aged lady spoke up and said "Umm, sorry but this is the ladies?", to which I replied, "Yea, and?" She mumbled an apology and I went my merry way.
    I have a androgynous haircut, and when I go through the airport (which is often), I like to dress comfortable ie. baggy trousers, hoodies. I often get mistaken for and addressed as male until they check my passport. I don't mind.

    I've been lucky so far.