Uni/lavs

[jamyramy]

well don't agree with the uni concept.the missing physiologicl thing they've missed from the equation is these.there are sitters ,sprayers,flow ers,dribblers,and bad aimers peed of their heads ughhh!public loos are a nono at the best of times.an pubs an clubs should hang their heads in shame the state of most loos these days,but then again its down to humans decent thoughtful behaviour at the end of the day,in our now thoughtless society.rant over.

[Toodles McGinty]

I'm sure that MIRACLE would have been on the news! They may have someone else's children or surrogate children but CERTAINLY not their own.

They are human beings, you know. Fully working parts. It is entirely possible for gay people to have kids, I know several who have children of their own. Not adopted. Not surrogate. Just takes an egg and some sperm.

Is that the same kind of 'MIRACLE' that happens on a daily basis to couples needing IVF or other forms of help with conception? Or people who go to a sperm bank? Not really a miracle, just science.

[shippy]

They are human beings, you know. Fully working parts. It is entirely possible for gay people to have kids, I know several who have children of their own. Not adopted. Not surrogate. Just takes an egg and some sperm.

Is that the same kind of 'MIRACLE' that happens on a daily basis to couples needing IVF or other forms of help with conception? Or people who go to a sperm bank? Not really a miracle, just science.

^^^^
I like your post Toodles... To the point and correct.

[bensherman]

Got back yesterday from 5 weeks in Australia.

This topic was not mentioned once in any discussion or media news.

I commend the originator of this post for his concern for the wellbeing of people 12000 miles away.

If only they appreciated it.

[shippy]

Got back yesterday from 5 weeks in Australia.

This topic was not mentioned once in any discussion or media news.

I commend the originator of this post for his concern for the wellbeing of people 12000 miles away.

If only they appreciated it.

Hope you enjoyed your visit in Australia. ..beautiful country..

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-0...ground/8395782

Probably not mentioned whilst you were there, as the article
was a few months earlier...
My friend from Sydney brought this problem to my
attention and I thought it would be a good topic for discussion on the
forum..
Obviously this is a universal dilemma and I am curious how different
countries intend to help these folks feel comfortable in their chosen gender

This btw has recently been discussed in the UK..