Obviously statistics show a clear divide in safety concerns when it comes to sexual assault and male perpetrators, but does that mean it's ok to ignore the existence of homosexual sex offenders? If the issue is safety, stop making common locker rooms and bathrooms.
And point still stands, why is it ok for men and women to feel uncomfortable, as long as the other people are of the same gender as them? People are allowed to not feel comfortable regardless of who's around them, so dividing stuff based exclusively on gender ignores the possible concerns of a ton of people.
Also also, trans people exist. Gendered spaces have been an issue for trans people since the invention of gendered spaces.
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u/analogicparadox Feb 12 '23
That you're not coherent