Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Major false equivalence here.
Trans women utilize female restrooms because the trans woman identify as women (no commentary offered in whether they are or aren’t; it’s besides the point in this case).
Bachelorette parties don’t go to gay bars because they identify as gay.
Think about that for a moment. So, why do they go?
Maybe they go because they do not want attention from straight men. They feel safe that gay men will not hit on them. They like the decor, food, drink better than in a straight bar. They go because they just want to enjoy themselves.
In the end, the bar owners decide that they want the bachelorette party clients in their establishment because they want to make money.
Anonymous wrote:I joined the Facebook page Pantsuit Nation after the Women’s March in 2016. But, I am continuously surprised by all the posts by gay men using that community as a safe space to post about their struggles and accomplishments. I never do, but am always tempted to point out on those posts that gay men don’t need to wear pantsuits. They can just wear regular suits and they are taking up space in a community founded as a place for women to talk to other women about their experiences.
Herero women have a history of seeking safety in LGBTQ spaces, but LGBTQ people also have a history of seeking a safe space in communities organized for women. I understand it, but it’s important to remember that it cuts both ways.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Major false equivalence here.
Trans women utilize female restrooms because the trans woman identify as women (no commentary offered in whether they are or aren’t; it’s besides the point in this case).
Bachelorette parties don’t go to gay bars because they identify as gay.
Think about that for a moment. So, why do they go?
Maybe they go because they do not want attention from straight men. They feel safe that gay men will not hit on them. They like the decor, food, drink better than in a straight bar. They go because they just want to enjoy themselves.
In the end, the bar owners decide that they want the bachelorette party clients in their establishment because they want to make money.
That fantasy world would be great. Post it in the knot do bachelorette parties know that is why they are there instead of acting like “the gays” are their play toys or somebody to ogle for the night.
Exactly. Bachelorette parties go to gay bars for tourism, to view the exotic wildlife, not because it's "safe" from those big, bad straight men.
Anonymous wrote:Do straight men go to lesbian bars for bachelor parties?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Major false equivalence here.
Trans women utilize female restrooms because the trans woman identify as women (no commentary offered in whether they are or aren’t; it’s besides the point in this case).
Bachelorette parties don’t go to gay bars because they identify as gay.
Think about that for a moment. So, why do they go?
Maybe they go because they do not want attention from straight men. They feel safe that gay men will not hit on them. They like the decor, food, drink better than in a straight bar. They go because they just want to enjoy themselves.
In the end, the bar owners decide that they want the bachelorette party clients in their establishment because they want to make money.
That fantasy world would be great. Post it in the knot do bachelorette parties know that is why they are there instead of acting like “the gays” are their play toys or somebody to ogle for the night.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do you know these female-bodied people don’t identify as men? This thread is premised on a transphobic assumption.
+1. Why are people here assuming one can determine gender based on appearance?
Or sex!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Major false equivalence here.
Trans women utilize female restrooms because the trans woman identify as women (no commentary offered in whether they are or aren’t; it’s besides the point in this case).
Bachelorette parties don’t go to gay bars because they identify as gay.
Think about that for a moment. So, why do they go?
Maybe they go because they do not want attention from straight men. They feel safe that gay men will not hit on them. They like the decor, food, drink better than in a straight bar. They go because they just want to enjoy themselves.
In the end, the bar owners decide that they want the bachelorette party clients in their establishment because they want to make money.
Anonymous wrote:Major false equivalence here.
Trans women utilize female restrooms because the trans woman identify as women (no commentary offered in whether they are or aren’t; it’s besides the point in this case).
Bachelorette parties don’t go to gay bars because they identify as gay.
Think about that for a moment. So, why do they go?