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Topic	Woman goes on a transphobic tirade after encountering a trans person in the spa
MachineJaipur 06/28/21 1:21:07 PM #360:	MutantJohn posted... I think it's a little weird how much we've normalized the idea that a penis is threatening. We've normalized rape culture so much, just the sight of a penis is traumatizing What about a woman who had a negative experience with a penis and wants to use a spa without seeing a penis? Transwomen are women but we can't just discount the experiences and expectations of 99% of women, trans or not, who go into a female only area. If it was explicitly stated that transwomen, pre or post-op, are accepted at said spa and that both genitals were to be potentially expected to be on display in the female-only area then it'd be one thing. However if that isn't made explicitly clear then why should women be forced to see something in a situation they don't want to see? <cite>MachineJaipur posted [p:955523630] in Woman goes... [t:79535462]...</cite> <quote>MutantJohn posted... </cite> <quote>I think it's a little weird how much we've normalized the idea that a penis is threatening. We've normalized rape culture so much, just the sight of a penis is traumatizing</quote>What about a woman who had a negative experience with a penis and wants to use a spa without seeing a penis? Transwomen are women but we can't just discount the experiences and expectations of 99% of women, trans or not, who go into a female only area. If it was explicitly stated that transwomen, pre or post-op, are accepted at said spa and that both genitals were to be potentially expected to be on display in the female-only area then it'd be one thing. However if that isn't made explicitly clear then why should women be forced to see something in a situation they don't want to see? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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