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There are lots of things that it is normal for women to do in female only spaces. Undress, be naked, moisturise legs, ask someone to do up the zip on a dress, comment on each others appearance, ask if anyone has a tampon, talk between toilet stalls to ask for paper etc
If someone male is in the space and does the same is that 'anti-social'? Lots of women would feel so. But if a person has have the right to be there then they have the right to use the space in the same way as others. So it would then be discrimination to tell them not to
Which is why we have the single sex exemptions, and rules on single sex facilities on schools, prisons, workplaces, hospital wards in the first place. Because bodily privacy is a really basic expectation. The fact that we are even having to defend it astounds me
I think the question in single sex spaces for women is not exactly if "someone male is in the space", but if "someone who is perceived to be male" is in the W only space. A tiny # of TS women (who don't stand out as men) have used women's locker rooms and bathrooms for ages...
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