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human
CMV: Having separate bathrooms for people who don't identify as male or female won't solve more problems than it creates.

If you only have two options, male and female, some people will have the problem of not knowing which to use. 

If you create a "transgender" option, that solves the problem for a small percent of transgender people, but not for someone who doesn't identify as transgender, but perhaps identifies as something else. 

Creating a separate bathroom for everyone who identifies as something different is impossible. 

So have the option of creating a bathroom for "others" but then that creates the problem where anyone can identify as whatever they want without getting into trouble. One can say they don't identify as male/female and go in there. No one will know they're lying.

So that naturally leads to 2 options. Make all bathrooms unisex, or keep everything the way it is. 

If we make everything unisex, maybe 5% of people are happier because they don't feel awkward using the bathroom, but rape/molestation would likely go up. 

So that leads to the natural conclusion, everything should stay the way it is. 

Am I wrong?
gpt
I struggle to see why we need to make any changes with _bathrooms_ at all.  Our current system is:  use whichever bathroom causes the least disruption and if you cause problems (regardless of your gender) you'll be removed/arrested.  The system works just fine today; after all, trans people are using restrooms _as we speak_ and the world is still spinning.

I can see the need for some discussion on locker rooms or other communal spaces where public nudity is more common, but in a bathroom it seems to be making a mountain out of a molehill.