Naked Men In Locker Rooms P On Room Trouble

Because it's the men's locker room

It's a place where men get naked, shower and change Women's comfort doesn't take precedence over the comfort of the men using the locker room for it's intended purpose In fact, the priority should be on ensuring the locker room users are comfortable with a woman being in there at all, because the users are the ones in a vulnerable position. You want to use the universal changing room because it has private suites, including a shower, and the womens changing area doesn't Men are getting naked in the universal changing room, but not bothering to use the private suites In which case, why not use the mens changing room

If both of the above are correct, i can see your complaint. The gym locker room rules are simple and apply to every person gay or straight Eyes to yourself and just go about your business People will naturally check each other out and size each other up regardless of their orientation. To add to this, for men who played sports where it was normal to shower after a game in the changing rooms, you sort of get used to and comfortable with being naked in front of people. I wonder how this jane slater would react to a male reporter hanging out in female locker rooms to score interviews

She would 100% brand him a pervert yet she has the gall to claim she's the one oppressed here

I'm sick of people pretending that men don't have a right to privacy. As we are in men's locker room, grown females bring their young boys into men's locker room.while boys of all ages even grown men are getting naked to get ready for shower/swimming. At least 75% of the guys using the locker room, sauna, showers, etc Lots of younger dudes working out, but i didn't see any of them using the locker room There is a second men's locker room that is open to anyone, including those under 18, so i wonder if more people on the younger side used that one. Are there instances of male reporters entering women's locker rooms

For years women sports reporters have been going into the locker rooms of nfl and ncaa and other such games to interview coaches and players fresh off the field Of course when you do this youll encounter players changing or in the shower naked. Men's locker room doors have been open to sports media for a long When they had a collective bargaining agreement recently, they talked about closing the locker room door to media Media intervened and the female head of the nba players association backed down. Yes, and men object to demonstrations of homosexuality in locker rooms for analogous reasons

I'm pleased to hear that you don't take advantage of the opportunity to cruise, but not everyone is as courteous, and many men don't feel comfortable confronting violators.