So the man in the womens room yelled at her but she’s harassing him because she correctly points out he doesn’t belong there?

Interesting.

I’m not asking if women take selfies too. I’m asking if it harassment to ask a man to stop using his camera in the womens toilets. Yes or no gb, that’s all you need to say.

You think I antagonised the insecure man who knew damn well he didn’t belong on the womens toilets? I harassed him into saying “fuck off and kill yourself” to me and your reasoning for assuming this is because, in entirely different situations, it isn’t happening to you?

Did you really think that was any sort of answer to the question gb?

What makes the changing room legally accessible only to women a public place men can freely use? Is it just that you personally think that all gates are inherently bad and should not be kept? Or is it specifically women who absolutely may not have anything to protect them from the fifty percent of the population that commits over eighty percent of all crimes against women? What justifies accepting additional physical risk to women to protect men from an emotional insult?

I don’t care that you choose to call men women. Just don’t assume other people are going to do it.

Also just fyi but the whole “I lock my doors! I hold onto my purse! I don’t let strangers in my house!” Is heading towards the same rhetoric victim blamers use. Careful there.

Could you please answer whether or not women who do need safeguarding because they understand crime rates and risks should just stay at home or not.