Anti-male Discrimination.

I see Primark are bringing back women only changing rooms in their stores. It appears men will still have to use the unisex ones where random women will still be able to walk in on them as they're changing. Obviously they think equality only works one way and, as second class citizens, men don't deserve respect or dignity.

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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

You are teasing, where do you ever see nonlockable changing rooms? For some with fantasies, that could be interesting! LOL

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 Not at all. It seems they changed their policy because some whiny woman complained that men could use their unisex changing rooms. There are a load of news items about it. Just look for "Primark" and "changing rooms" on Google.

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@Sharon are the rooms multi-person? I thought those are no longer used.

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 AIUI, they have separate lockable cubicles in one unisex room. The idea is to allow transexual and transgender people to not feel out of place.

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@Sharon sure, I assumed that, but you said something about walking in on somebody bi do remember having such rooms, many years ago.

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 That's what some whiny woman complained happen to her. I don't know whether it's true but, if so, obviously women could walk in on men getting changed. I don't want my husband being oogled or groped by random women.

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@Sharon if they don't lock the door, they can't complain. Would you really be upset if another woman sees your husband changing or even nude?

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2

if they don't lock the door, they can't complain.

That type of woman would complain anyway.

How would you feel if random men oggled your wife, perhaps making her fell uncomfortable? Why should I feel any different if random women did the same to my husband?