Well written, and too-true. My partner, and many of my friends are male-identified, or "masculine" women and have daily struggles with using public toilets, and it makes nights out incredibly difficult. When mistaken for a boy, due to the lack of deep voice and facial hair, they are constantly believed to be very young boys. Comments recieved in toilets have included "thats just wrong!" and "eww gross!" even from those that identify as lesbian. I completely understand the intitial mistake, but the rudeness that follows can be shocking. it's definitley time that EVERYBODY in the queer community understands and accepts eachother.....
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