LuciaDisturbed
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DoofusMama said:what about boys wearing pink clothes..
and for crossdressers... i dont mind as long they are respecting.. you cant hide from your children just like you hide them from world.. we cant.. even alot kids are crossdressers in school... we cant prevent.. AS LONG.. they are respecting.. go in proper gender restrooms..
for deaf club not allow crossdressers, thats discriminations.. WHAT if.. a guy who is homeless, someone gave him clothes, that fit him.. he wears almost like lady clothes, as long he is clothing.. still not allow in deaf club or public places that forbid crossdressers.. thats sad..
Yep. They are not bad people and not all of them go out of their way to dress inappropriate. A good example would be my friend Debra Davis in MN...she was a man, and she had her sex reassignment surgery, and now dresses like a woman. She doesn't wear "hooker" clothes...she is in her 50s I think and actually dresses her own age...she was a librarian and dresses like one. What is wrong with that? Why shouldn't children see that? Come on!
As for restroom issues, some places (not many, it's still a new thing) not only provide men's restroom and women's restroom, they also provide unisex restrooms as well. This one, any gender can go in if they feel comfortable going in there. If they do not feel comfortable, they can still go into the restroom of their own gender. This makes it comfortable for everyone.
And yes, I believe that not allowing a guy into the club because he crossdresses/or is a transgender is discrimination. I would understand if he dressed like one of those hookers that one would see on Hennepin Ave in MPLS, but if he dressed like Debra Davis or just regular women's clothing, then well, come on!
