I'd say that anyone undergoing gender reassignment should be allowed to use the toilet of their 'brain gender'.

Can you imagine the react Luke A would get, if he walked into the Ladies' loo?

Or the other way round, in the cinema customer's case? 

What about in the house? do you think the other lads would mind luke being in with them in a male only bathroom?

I don't think they'd mind, at all.

I do think that Luke would feel a bit shy about revealing anything. He is obviously still a bit nervous about people even seeing his chest, due to the scarring. 

I think he did the right think by telling everyone straight off

Theres a bloke that dresses like a woman (no sex change) that works in the womens changing rooms at our local M & S so maybe there is no rule for where you can go, i was just wondering thats all

I think he did the right think by telling everyone straight off

 

Theres a bloke that dresses like a woman (no sex change) that works in the womens changing rooms at our local M & S so maybe there is no rule for where you can go, i was just wondering thats all

Yes, I'd agree. I think it would still have been playing on his mind, if he hadn't told them. We haven't seen a lot of him, but I think everyone has just accepted him as 'one of the guys'.

I've no idea how transvestites feel about it. I presume that most of them would want to use the facilities of the gender that they are dressed as, at the time. The 'bloke' working in M&S may be a pre-op trans woman, as they are asked to live fully as women, before any permanent changes are made. Good on M&S though! 

Remember Sam http://entertainment.stv.tv/tv/26652...ed-dad-of-one/

Wow, who'd have thunk it! 

I hope he is really happy. 

Out of respect for his need to be seen as a man he should not be stopped from using the men's room.

No one's looking afterall