That's the game. But this isn't a game. The statement was clear.
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As I said. Sex & gender identity are different things. Women want to be able to change, wash etc... in spaces separate from people of the opposite sex. Both for ordinary dignity, and because if these spaces are opened up to people of the opposite sex that raises risk of abuse
If you understand that sex and gender identity are different, what reason do you give that someone of the opposite sex should be allowed in to a place where women expect single sex privacy, on the basis of a completely different characteristic (and one that is invisible) ?
