You claimed that bathrooms are separated by gender and not sex in this quote:
I'm just saying the symbol on the door references gender, not sex, hence why "gender bathroom rules" are associated with bathrooms.
You claimed people who are females can have a male gender in this quote:
Your gender can be female, and your sex can be male.
Then you conceded and said:
Anywho, I wasn't justifying that because a male identifies as a female, they should be allowed to use a bathroom suited towards females.
Yet, you completely ignore the example I gave and the reasoning.
"Because Target does it" is not an argument. "Because it's more fluid" is not an argument.
Here is an example of an argument which I used to prove that bathrooms are separated by sex:
My claim is that Male restrooms are for male organisms, and Female restrooms are for female organisms. I support this claim with the fact that restrooms have sex-specific differences between them, such as urinals and female waste bins. The reason there are two restrooms is because genitalia are used for both sexual and waste functions, and people value the privacy of their sexual parts and do not want to be exposed to sexual content of the opposite sex or be exposed as sexual content to the opposite sex each time they use the bathroom.
This doesn't align with your "on sight" theory of being able to tell which gender is which before reaching the bathroom.
Quote me where I claimed there were such things as genders, or that bathrooms were separated by genders, or that you could determine a person's gender on sight. Those are all
YOUR CLAIMS. It's clear you haven't read my claim:
My claim is that Male restrooms are for male organisms, and Female restrooms are for female organisms. I support this claim with the fact that restrooms have sex-specific differences between them, such as urinals and female waste bins. The reason there are two restrooms is because genitalia are used for both sexual and waste functions, and people value the privacy of their sexual parts and do not want to be exposed to sexual content of the opposite sex or be exposed as sexual content to the opposite sex each time they use the bathroom.
Which quote? You keep telling me to read my quote, but cannot supply said quote.
The quote is what you RESPONDED TO, did you not read my post? I'll post it again:
Same gender = More familiarity, absence in judgment of biological worthiness
This is wanted in a personal setting.
It's the same reason why we feel more comfortable around family, those of the same ethnic background, or nationality.
You again failed to prove your claim that there would be two bathrooms separated by gender personality because people want to piss and shit in a personal setting with people who they are more familiar with, like their families.
Note how I never said bathrooms are separated by gender.
Yes you did here:
Yes, although the images on the door typically reference gender since there isn't a sex symbol (♂/♀) on the door. Gender isn't a biological classification.
And here:
I'm just saying the symbol on the door references gender, not sex, hence why "gender bathroom rules" are associated with bathrooms.
If the symbols on the door referenced sex, then why are there "gender" bathroom rules for bathrooms the words used to offset the word sex?
I never claimed there was such thing as gender or that bathrooms were separated by gender. I have claimed that bathrooms are separated by sex. YOUR claim is that there are gender bathroom rules, so yes, WHY ARE THERE "GENDER" BATHROOM RULES? FEEL FREE TO ANSWER YOUR CLAIM AT ANY POINT WITH AN ARGUMENT.
If by your understanding Gender means what you think it means, would that not make sense?
I never claimed there was such thing as gender or that bathrooms were separated by it. You are the one who has defined the concept of gender, and I am using your definition that you provided.
Who said there is no way to tell genders apart? Please supply this quotes of me saying this.
It's literally in the post you RESPONDED TO. Again,
It's not simple. A female can easily pass off as a male, and a male can easily pass off as a female
You never answered my question:
How would I know if a female gendered person was pissing in the urinal next to me in a male gendered bathroom?
Who said bathrooms are separated by gender? Please supply this quote of me saying this.
Here:
Yes, although the images on the door typically reference gender since there isn't a sex symbol (♂/♀) on the door. Gender isn't a biological classification.
And here:
I'm just saying the symbol on the door references gender, not sex, hence why "gender bathroom rules" are associated with bathrooms.
Who said bathrooms are separated by who is most sexually dominant or who is clumsy?
You claimed bathrooms are separated by gender, which you defined as a blend of your biological sex, your internal sense of self, how dependent you are, how emotional you are, how passive you are, how sensitive you are, how quiet you are, how graceful you are, how innocent you are, how strong you are, how flirtatious you are, how nurturing you are, how self critical you are, how soft you are, how sexually dominant you are, how accepting you are, how clumsy you are, how experienced you are, and how rebellious you are.
Our culture recognizes two basic gender roles: Masculine (having the qualities attributed to males) and feminine (having the qualities attributed to females).
Female:
dependent
emotional
passive
sensitive
quiet
graceful
innocent
weak
flirtatious
nurturing
self-critical
soft
sexually submissive
accepting
Male:
independent
non-emotional
aggressive
tough-skinned
competitive
clumsy
experienced
strong
active
self-confident
hard sexually aggressive
rebellious