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Should Transgender Bathrooms Be Allowed In America

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Transgender bathrooms should not become legalized in America. They need to be fully omitted from today's society. Transgender restrooms would lead to higher rates of sexual harassment and rape. Non Transgender people would feel uncomfortable trying to use public bathrooms. Transgender is unnatural and borne men should use men's and borne women should use women's restrooms. There is a possible solution however, make a totally separate bathroom for the people who claim they are a transgender man or woman.

Transgender people should not be able to use the same public restrooms as the non transgender community. If this were the case it would lead to higher rates of sexual harassment and rape. You wouldn’t be able to keep men out of the women's …show more content…

A man is a man and a woman is a woman there is no changing what you were made to be whether you have a religion or not. It is simply unorthodox to be born a man and become a woman so, it's unnatural for man to use women's bathrooms and women to use men's bathrooms. You don't have to have a religion to prove that if you are born a man you are a man and the same for women.

It is scientifically proven that a man can never be a true woman and a woman can never be a true man. Transgender in public bathroom is socially unacceptable the majority of the public is uncomfortable in the thought of transgender bathrooms. Only 26% of Americans are comfortable with transgender and self determination of gender the other 74% is against transgender people using their self determinate of their own gender.

The solution to the situation is make different bathrooms for transgender people. Instead of having most of the public uncomfortable using public restrooms. Either have one bathroom for transgender in general or have two separate bathrooms. One bathroom for transgender women and one bathroom for transgender men. This would solve the problem because everyone would be comfortable even the transgender community. The crime rates of rape, sexual harassment, and kidnappings would not fluctuate due to men being allowed in women’s public

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