As if you need another reason...

I would think that every restroom in a public place will soon have individual stalls. That way it doesn't matter who's in the stall with the door closed - nobody can see anybody. Which is good if you need the privacy because how you "feel" doesn't match the sign on the door, but bad if the stall is large enough for more than one person... if you get my drift. And then there's those "family bathrooms" at WalMart and other places....enter at your own risk??

 

You know, when I was a young girl, I REALLY wished I was a guy. I was a tom-boy, and was very frustrated about all the realy fun stuff my younger brother got to do (espeically in Scouts) that I didn't. The Girls Scouts was just plain BORING at that age. I didn't care to sit around a sew or cook; I'd rather be outside hiking, camping, etc. If someone had told me then that I COULD be a boy, I'd have thought that would be AWESOME!!!

My point being, young kids often think others have it better than they do. If you give them that option, some will jump at it inappropriately. It would be much better for them to learn to accept the person God has created them to be.

 

Jackie, I used to PRAY every night that when I'd wake up, I'd suddenly be a boy. Like you said, all the fun stuff, BB guns, sports, all that "guy stuff". It wasn't until DH and I started dating that I actually became glad that I was a girl!