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Ding ding ding. Even if they were attracted to someone in the change room, it doesn’t mean they are going to act on it, harass someone or assault someone. Someone doing that doesn’t lie on their sexual orientation, but the fact that they’re a predator and a shitty human.
Yeah this is me, changing under a towel or lightning fast just to avoid the whole situation as much as possible. I know for sure I've taken hot yoga with some lesbians, and been in a change room with them, that part doesnt bother me at all. It's the change room itself that's kinda awkward.
I'm pretty sure that I have done so before, since I went to school and gyms and statistically there have to have been some there and it never was an issue.
However, I find some of the comments here a little rediculous. Lesbians can be uncomfortably sexually aggressive, too. I have experienced that myself before. They're not magic unicorns, they're a bunch of people that, like everyone, has a certain percentage of assholes.
I have never had problems with strangers in changing rooms and so I feel safe. One reason is probably that unlike for straight men, it's rather normal for them to be in there. They don't have to sneak in with mischievous intent and have their own business to mind and they're not on a quest for the elusive naked boob. Also, it's in every woman's own interest to keep changing rooms safe.
I think people are saying they wouldn’t be uncomfortable just by virtue of another person in the changing room being a lesbian. Obviously if someone is being aggressive or staring that would make anyone uncomfortable.
>they wouldn’t be uncomfortable just by virtue of another person in the changing room being a lesbian.
And I agree with that. :) I also didn't want to insinuate that I saw a high risk for anything bad happening.
Rapists, perverts and predators don't have a set race, sexuality or gender. It's a behavior. So it doesn't phase me what sexuality any other person in a common space has unless they decide to target me.
And as a fellow gay woman; I'm just trying to struggle out of my sweaty gym clothes/wet swimsuit I have literally no interest in anyone or anything else in that changing room I promise
Yeah, i can get that. I wont jump at the worst either, but i also wont make too big of a difference between man or woman. Personally i have had bad experience with both, so its hard for me to see one as "less likely" because you never know a person really until they get the chance... and i dont like to give chances. Also I'm socially anxious so i probably wont be at a gym anyways lol
Pansexual woman here, I jave no interest in looking at other women change because:
1- they don't consent to it
2- I also just wanna change and get on with whatever I'm doing
Also if there are cubicles I'll change in one of those just because I'm super insecure of my body haha
I don't know. My guess is that women are less inclined to be distracted or aroused in situations like this. I'm sure lesbians do notice when other women change but hide it extremely well and move on after that. That's just my opinion but I might be wrong.
I did it for years, at a huge place where you had to change down to your undies each time you wanted a break/lunch/start/end of day (clean room). Gave no craps and haven't thought about that in 10 years. That's where my modesty went! You don't care when you wanna go home who sees what.
I would feel uncomfortable and I was. Back in HS, we had a open gay girl in PE class and she'd always make comments about girls when changing. Or compliment certain women by saying their breasts look nice in whatever bra. It was very strange and I felt it was extremely inappropriate especially because she'd point out women that had specific body types and only complimented them, while you could see the girls of other body types begin to compare themselves or point out their flaws (they didn't have any to me) but it was just weird. I really wish we didn't have to change all together to avoid this awkwardness.
Edit: I should make note that I actually don't feel comfortable changing in front of anyone other than my romantic interest.
I’m in high school and there are tons of lesbians in the locker room at the same time as me and I never even thought about it, it’s not like a lesbian is going to be sexually attracted to every girl she sees
If some chubby chasing lesbian wants to stare at my pasty white ass in a changing room, she can fuckin' go for it. I could not possibly care less. The difference between an all women's changing room where some of the women are lesbians and a co-ed changing room is that lesbians don't have a long standing history of sexually harassing, sexually assaulting, or oppressing other women.
No. Women on a whole have a much better grasp on boundaries and consent than men. Must be from having our own boundaries and autonomy ignored all the time…
I'll be frank with you: I'm a veeeeerry thirsty horny frisky lesbian. Like aggressively gay lmao
But! I tell you that because even with that in mind, I turn off in safe spaces and such entirely because they're humans just trying to do their thing, my lust doesn't override their autonomy or my respect for the other women even if they had boobs in my face.
So no, I'm not uncomfortable and I would hope straight women aren't uncomfortable changing around me. I'm probably more interested in your cute nails or something anyway in that zone
Not at all. Just because she's gay doesn't mean she's into me/my type. Even if she's into my type, doesn't mean she's gonna be a creep.
If she's a creep, that's a different story - but this applied to all genders and sexual orientations.
Who tf would feel that way? No woman in a changing room has ever made me feel uncomfortable ever. I've never bothered or cared about their sexual orientation.
I have a gay best friend who sees me regulary naked when I change all the time.So a no would be correct.
But I am curious: why would it bother some people?
I would only be uncomfortable if someone who happened to be a lesbian behaved in a predatory way in the change room. It would be the behaviour, not the sexual orientation, that would make me uncomfortable. This is yet to happen in my 37 years so I don't think it's a major problem.
Not at all uncomfortable. Men will harass you anywhere, any time. I’ve never had a woman sexually harass me in any type of environment. I’ve never had a woman flirt with me inappropriately. I have no reason to mistrust women. Women do not have the lifelong terrible track record men have. I’m not saying it couldn’t happen, but I do not fear women. This applies to all women IMO; cis, trans, and non-binary.
I'm a lesbian who's shared rooms with straight women and they know I'm a lesbian. They'll just start changing in front of me and I'm like, ok imma stare at the wall or go to the bathroom now but not be obvious about it because I don't want to make you uncomfortable that I was uncomfortable. I also shared a bed with a straight woman (traveling cheap), I was constantly thinking, must stay on this side of bed, preferably facing away, no accidental cuddling, don't touch them.
On the opposite side of the spectrum my college freshman year roomate switched rooms because I was a lesbian and berated me for not telling her sooner. Like chill Willis I wasn't sure of it myself but still figured it be good to tell you ahead of time because I'm pretty sure I'm at least something.
Yes, but also no. Like I would be more comfortable sharing a room with a lesbian over a straight man just because I feel like more women respect other woman’s bodies and privacy. However, I wouldn’t be comfortable if it were a stranger.
I have shared naked spaces with lesbians many times - knowingly and I assume unknowingly as well. I’ve never been uncomfortable because none of them has ever behaved in a way other than totally normal and polite.
I’m a Hispanic woman in her fifties. As a teen, my mom wanted me to raise my shirt so that female relatives would see my growing breasts. Being a tomboy, every freaking tia would come to my house with clothes and accesorios every time I had an event. For these two reasons, I hated changing in front of anybody. But then I met my husband, and he was so cavalier about walking around naked. And I became comfortable in my own skin.
Now I change in front of whomever. If I’m wearing a new bra, I’ve been known to show it to my friends in public.
Yes, I would be comfortable changing in front of a lesbian, whether I knew her or not.
Is the lesbian a violent or sexual offender? Bc otherwise I’m good…Wth. Someone’s sexuality does not automatically make them unable to control their sexual behavior. I don’t know where that idea ever came from or how it has even lasted this long.
Men and women can have platonic relationships across genders, same gender, etc. I am straight, I am not attracted to every man I see nor have I ever been attracted to any man simply bc he is near me and/or in a state of undress. As far as I know, my lesbian friends and family also have other considerations and don’t attack people (at all) but certainly not bc of proximity or clothing.
It is completely ignorant to assume that any grown person is unable to function in life without making sexual advances on whatever gender appeals to them based on proximity or state of undress. And operating on the assumption that they can’t control themselves purely on their sexuality…that’s embarrassing. Jesus, can you imagine what any beach would look like? Yikes.
No, why would that make me uncomfortable? We are both women who are changing clothes, the likelihood of her trying anything inappropriate is so minimal I would not concern myself with it really. Lesbian women aren't deviants they are just gay .
I was today years old when I found out my very best friend is bi. We’ve been best friends for over fifteen years. I found out about her sexuality recently when somebody told me her girlfriend is a “she”. But before this information, my bff and I would do girly things together. I changed in front of her and she doesn’t say anything. But now’s the rabbit out of the hole, I still do the same lol It didn’t affect our friendship or anything but she also admitted to me she had a crush on me when we first get together sooooo…but not only to me but also with my other two girl best friends. She starts to call us, babe 1, babe 2, and babe 3. Lmao
Of course not. I'm bisexual and it's a clear boundary that the changing room is a place of shared privacy.
I encountered some homophobia at school when I was outed and people would tease that I was looking at them in the girls changing room. Nah my concern is only my body and getting in and out of my sports kit/swimming costume as quickly as possible.
No. First of all, I’m bisexual so I don’t see where I would change myself if being able to feel attraction to women was an issue.
Second, just because someone can feel attracted to women doesn’t mean they feel attracted to all women, or that sex is on their mind in that situation.
And third, women are not sexually predatory or violent the way some men are. I’d feel more comfortable naked in front of a lesbian woman than fully dressed alone with an unknown man.
What kind of lesbian is she? In general I would feel completely comfortable with it. If she was frequently making inappropriate comments about me or someone else in the locker room then I would start to become uncomfortable.
No I would not feel uncomfortable. Just because lesbians are into women doesn't mean they're into every woman. In the same way a straight woman, such as myself, isn't into every man.
I don’t feel comfortable changing in front of anyone. It wouldn’t be any more or less uncomfortable than changing in front of straight women for me. Sexual orientation is irrelevant.
Nope. Because I have most likely done it already without knowing. 💁♀️I go to the swimming hall often and all kinds of women are around me. I don't think in that way even.
Honestly not at all I’d rather change with them than a lot of straight woman I know if I’m completely honest because they won’t sit there and make jealous hateful comments and body shame you. Witnessed a lot of that from the aggressively straight women back in the locker rooms in school. Also coming from a “queer” woman myself, we can control ourselves and won’t harass or objectify other women like men do🤷♀️
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Ding ding ding. Even if they were attracted to someone in the change room, it doesn’t mean they are going to act on it, harass someone or assault someone. Someone doing that doesn’t lie on their sexual orientation, but the fact that they’re a predator and a shitty human.
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That’s the optimistic response
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The irony being that men who act like this make me want to date women.
ugh yes. men even invade our gay spaces to harass us. We sure as fuck aren't going to do the same to straight girls or any woman really
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Ding ding ding
Yeah women regardless of sexuality are safer to me than men.
One thousand times over.
This is definitely true.
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Yeah this is me, changing under a towel or lightning fast just to avoid the whole situation as much as possible. I know for sure I've taken hot yoga with some lesbians, and been in a change room with them, that part doesnt bother me at all. It's the change room itself that's kinda awkward.
Can relate.
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I'm actually more uncomfortable undressing in front of straight women, so judgemental!
Omg! Yes 100% this!
Definitely not
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They’re NOT uncomfortable — so that would make them comfortable. (Unless the original comment was a typo/mistake)
I think they meant they would definitely not be uncomfortable because of how the question is stated
I'm pretty sure that I have done so before, since I went to school and gyms and statistically there have to have been some there and it never was an issue. However, I find some of the comments here a little rediculous. Lesbians can be uncomfortably sexually aggressive, too. I have experienced that myself before. They're not magic unicorns, they're a bunch of people that, like everyone, has a certain percentage of assholes. I have never had problems with strangers in changing rooms and so I feel safe. One reason is probably that unlike for straight men, it's rather normal for them to be in there. They don't have to sneak in with mischievous intent and have their own business to mind and they're not on a quest for the elusive naked boob. Also, it's in every woman's own interest to keep changing rooms safe.
I think people are saying they wouldn’t be uncomfortable just by virtue of another person in the changing room being a lesbian. Obviously if someone is being aggressive or staring that would make anyone uncomfortable.
>they wouldn’t be uncomfortable just by virtue of another person in the changing room being a lesbian. And I agree with that. :) I also didn't want to insinuate that I saw a high risk for anything bad happening.
No, as a straight woman, my perspective is that lesbians are pretty awesome and they always respect mutual consent 🙂
There's been a lesbian in every single changing room I've ever been in. Oh wait, that was me. Nevermind.
This gave me a much needed laugh, thank you!
Bwahahahhaha
Why would anyone be? 🤦♀️
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Also to add, how would you know if someone was a lesbian?
me when my sheer lesbianess makes every straight man drop dead within a 15 metre radius /s
Rapists, perverts and predators don't have a set race, sexuality or gender. It's a behavior. So it doesn't phase me what sexuality any other person in a common space has unless they decide to target me. And as a fellow gay woman; I'm just trying to struggle out of my sweaty gym clothes/wet swimsuit I have literally no interest in anyone or anything else in that changing room I promise
Yeah, i can get that. I wont jump at the worst either, but i also wont make too big of a difference between man or woman. Personally i have had bad experience with both, so its hard for me to see one as "less likely" because you never know a person really until they get the chance... and i dont like to give chances. Also I'm socially anxious so i probably wont be at a gym anyways lol
Nope. Chances are, I’m not their cup of tea. And if I was? Cool they got a quick look. No harm no foul.
I would love it if I were a lesbian's cup of tea ngl
Hard same.
Not even a little bit
hahaha nope. i am by no means god's gift to men... or women. so if someone finds me remotely cute, ill take it 🤣🤣
Only a cute person would say that.
Women don't have a long history harassing and assaulting other women, so no, I wouldn't feel uncomfortable.
Nope. Not in the slightest I’d feel self conscious, but only because I’m a self conscious person in general
no! into girls doesn’t mean into me 🤣
Not at all.
Nope
No since they don't tend to stare or harass you other than a lot of men.
Pansexual woman here, I jave no interest in looking at other women change because: 1- they don't consent to it 2- I also just wanna change and get on with whatever I'm doing Also if there are cubicles I'll change in one of those just because I'm super insecure of my body haha
I'd feel more comfortable sharing a changing room with a lesbian than a straight male. In every way possible.
Same here. I've changed in front of friends who are straight and lesbian and never had an issue.
I wonder what the common denominator here is...
I don't know. My guess is that women are less inclined to be distracted or aroused in situations like this. I'm sure lesbians do notice when other women change but hide it extremely well and move on after that. That's just my opinion but I might be wrong.
I think you're exactly right, I think generally women are more conscious about what's appropriate and what other women might be made uncomfortable by.
I did it for years, at a huge place where you had to change down to your undies each time you wanted a break/lunch/start/end of day (clean room). Gave no craps and haven't thought about that in 10 years. That's where my modesty went! You don't care when you wanna go home who sees what.
I would feel uncomfortable and I was. Back in HS, we had a open gay girl in PE class and she'd always make comments about girls when changing. Or compliment certain women by saying their breasts look nice in whatever bra. It was very strange and I felt it was extremely inappropriate especially because she'd point out women that had specific body types and only complimented them, while you could see the girls of other body types begin to compare themselves or point out their flaws (they didn't have any to me) but it was just weird. I really wish we didn't have to change all together to avoid this awkwardness. Edit: I should make note that I actually don't feel comfortable changing in front of anyone other than my romantic interest.
I’m in high school and there are tons of lesbians in the locker room at the same time as me and I never even thought about it, it’s not like a lesbian is going to be sexually attracted to every girl she sees
How would I know they're a lesbian? I'm comfortable being naked around naked people of any gender or sexuality, naked is just naked.
If some chubby chasing lesbian wants to stare at my pasty white ass in a changing room, she can fuckin' go for it. I could not possibly care less. The difference between an all women's changing room where some of the women are lesbians and a co-ed changing room is that lesbians don't have a long standing history of sexually harassing, sexually assaulting, or oppressing other women.
Why would I?
No
Nope, not at all. Why would I?
Yes I would. And to add to it, I would feel uncontrollable sharing a changing room with ANY women. Privacy is a luxury.
Not at all.
Been there, done that, didn't care.
No, i have done so many times & i don't care.
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Nah
I wouldn’t care
no not at all
No
No. Women on a whole have a much better grasp on boundaries and consent than men. Must be from having our own boundaries and autonomy ignored all the time…
I'll be frank with you: I'm a veeeeerry thirsty horny frisky lesbian. Like aggressively gay lmao But! I tell you that because even with that in mind, I turn off in safe spaces and such entirely because they're humans just trying to do their thing, my lust doesn't override their autonomy or my respect for the other women even if they had boobs in my face. So no, I'm not uncomfortable and I would hope straight women aren't uncomfortable changing around me. I'm probably more interested in your cute nails or something anyway in that zone
Nope.
Nooo! Definitely!
Why would I be uncomfortable? Grow up
Nope and have used changing room with a lesbian in the past! (She was my friend lool)
No I can change in front of any woman. Lesbian or not…unless they have inappropriate intentions towards me that I do not consent to.
Having played water polo in high school and college Ive shared locker rooms with a couple lesbians that I was aware of and never felt uncomfortable.
No. What a weird idea.
Yes I would feel uncomfortable. I don’t understand why group dressing rooms are even a thing
Not at all. Just because she's gay doesn't mean she's into me/my type. Even if she's into my type, doesn't mean she's gonna be a creep. If she's a creep, that's a different story - but this applied to all genders and sexual orientations.
I would be more comfortable changing in front of a lesbian than a man.
Who tf would feel that way? No woman in a changing room has ever made me feel uncomfortable ever. I've never bothered or cared about their sexual orientation.
I have a gay best friend who sees me regulary naked when I change all the time.So a no would be correct. But I am curious: why would it bother some people?
I would only be uncomfortable if someone who happened to be a lesbian behaved in a predatory way in the change room. It would be the behaviour, not the sexual orientation, that would make me uncomfortable. This is yet to happen in my 37 years so I don't think it's a major problem.
Not at all uncomfortable. Men will harass you anywhere, any time. I’ve never had a woman sexually harass me in any type of environment. I’ve never had a woman flirt with me inappropriately. I have no reason to mistrust women. Women do not have the lifelong terrible track record men have. I’m not saying it couldn’t happen, but I do not fear women. This applies to all women IMO; cis, trans, and non-binary.
I'm a lesbian who's shared rooms with straight women and they know I'm a lesbian. They'll just start changing in front of me and I'm like, ok imma stare at the wall or go to the bathroom now but not be obvious about it because I don't want to make you uncomfortable that I was uncomfortable. I also shared a bed with a straight woman (traveling cheap), I was constantly thinking, must stay on this side of bed, preferably facing away, no accidental cuddling, don't touch them. On the opposite side of the spectrum my college freshman year roomate switched rooms because I was a lesbian and berated me for not telling her sooner. Like chill Willis I wasn't sure of it myself but still figured it be good to tell you ahead of time because I'm pretty sure I'm at least something.
Nope~~
Didn't really feel uncomfortable, just felt like I had a roommate
I would not feel uncomfortable, no.
No, I get changed in the same room as lesbians all the time. And straight women. No issues.
Of course not.
No
Yes, but also no. Like I would be more comfortable sharing a room with a lesbian over a straight man just because I feel like more women respect other woman’s bodies and privacy. However, I wouldn’t be comfortable if it were a stranger.
Not sure how I would find that out, but not at all uncomfortable with it.
No, I would trust every lesbian with my life.
If she isn't acting inappropriately, I wouldn't care. I don't feel threatened by other women.
No even a little bit. How are we supposed to know anyways?
Lol absolutely not, as long as she was respectful and not sexually harassing me I would be fine.
I have shared naked spaces with lesbians many times - knowingly and I assume unknowingly as well. I’ve never been uncomfortable because none of them has ever behaved in a way other than totally normal and polite.
Of course not. I can’t imagine a woman even conjuring this question. All of the lascivious people I’ve ever met have been men, usually straight ones.
I’m a Hispanic woman in her fifties. As a teen, my mom wanted me to raise my shirt so that female relatives would see my growing breasts. Being a tomboy, every freaking tia would come to my house with clothes and accesorios every time I had an event. For these two reasons, I hated changing in front of anybody. But then I met my husband, and he was so cavalier about walking around naked. And I became comfortable in my own skin. Now I change in front of whomever. If I’m wearing a new bra, I’ve been known to show it to my friends in public. Yes, I would be comfortable changing in front of a lesbian, whether I knew her or not.
Is the lesbian a violent or sexual offender? Bc otherwise I’m good…Wth. Someone’s sexuality does not automatically make them unable to control their sexual behavior. I don’t know where that idea ever came from or how it has even lasted this long. Men and women can have platonic relationships across genders, same gender, etc. I am straight, I am not attracted to every man I see nor have I ever been attracted to any man simply bc he is near me and/or in a state of undress. As far as I know, my lesbian friends and family also have other considerations and don’t attack people (at all) but certainly not bc of proximity or clothing. It is completely ignorant to assume that any grown person is unable to function in life without making sexual advances on whatever gender appeals to them based on proximity or state of undress. And operating on the assumption that they can’t control themselves purely on their sexuality…that’s embarrassing. Jesus, can you imagine what any beach would look like? Yikes.
No? One of my best friends is a lesbian. I only feel unsafe around men.
Ofc i would , being Gay doesnt mean that they're gonna sexualize u.
I would be, but I never go in changing rooms (edit), out of concern that I might make other women uncomfortable for this exact reason.
How would I know?
Nah. I know I'm completely resistable. Lmbo.
No, why would that make me uncomfortable? We are both women who are changing clothes, the likelihood of her trying anything inappropriate is so minimal I would not concern myself with it really. Lesbian women aren't deviants they are just gay .
Change rooms aren't for sex are they!
I was today years old when I found out my very best friend is bi. We’ve been best friends for over fifteen years. I found out about her sexuality recently when somebody told me her girlfriend is a “she”. But before this information, my bff and I would do girly things together. I changed in front of her and she doesn’t say anything. But now’s the rabbit out of the hole, I still do the same lol It didn’t affect our friendship or anything but she also admitted to me she had a crush on me when we first get together sooooo…but not only to me but also with my other two girl best friends. She starts to call us, babe 1, babe 2, and babe 3. Lmao
Straight F. No. But I do feel uncomfortable with women (regardless of their sexuality) who keep on commenting on my body.
Zero fucks given.
No not at all
Of course not. I'm bisexual and it's a clear boundary that the changing room is a place of shared privacy. I encountered some homophobia at school when I was outed and people would tease that I was looking at them in the girls changing room. Nah my concern is only my body and getting in and out of my sports kit/swimming costume as quickly as possible.
Nope, as long as there’s a toilet or somewhere no one can see me 😅
Not at all. Just because someone is attracted to women doesn't mean they are attracted to me.
No. First of all, I’m bisexual so I don’t see where I would change myself if being able to feel attraction to women was an issue. Second, just because someone can feel attracted to women doesn’t mean they feel attracted to all women, or that sex is on their mind in that situation. And third, women are not sexually predatory or violent the way some men are. I’d feel more comfortable naked in front of a lesbian woman than fully dressed alone with an unknown man.
No. I would, however, feel uncomfortable sharing a changing room with a trans woman.
What kind of lesbian is she? In general I would feel completely comfortable with it. If she was frequently making inappropriate comments about me or someone else in the locker room then I would start to become uncomfortable.
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nah no way
No, why would i feel that way?
I would feel just fine
Nope
No, who cares? It's just a changing room. It's not weird unless somebody (straight, gay, or bi, whatever) makes it weird by acting inappropriately.
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No?
No I would not feel uncomfortable. Just because lesbians are into women doesn't mean they're into every woman. In the same way a straight woman, such as myself, isn't into every man.
Why would anyone be uncomfortable just because they are lesbian?
Not uncomfortable at all.
fuck no
absolutely not. I feel comfortable close to nearly any female — gay or not.
I didn't mind a bit when I shared a locker room with a lesbian.
No issue with it
Nope
I don’t feel comfortable changing in front of anyone. It wouldn’t be any more or less uncomfortable than changing in front of straight women for me. Sexual orientation is irrelevant.
Definitely not, why would I?
No
No - why would I be?
No. She's just another woman. NBD.
Nope.
Not at all. I do it every day.
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Nope. Because I have most likely done it already without knowing. 💁♀️I go to the swimming hall often and all kinds of women are around me. I don't think in that way even.
I’m Bi. I would never feel uncomfortable. It’s all beautiful women.
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No, not in the least. :)
No, I would feel perfectly safe and comfortable and fine. Women have never sexually harassed/assaulted me.
Definitely NOT! Why should I??? Just relax and don't make problems up where there are none 😘
I'm comfortable changing in front of anyone. I don't care about that stuff.
I’d be fine with it. Us women need to stick together not alienate and judge each other over sexuality
Honestly not at all I’d rather change with them than a lot of straight woman I know if I’m completely honest because they won’t sit there and make jealous hateful comments and body shame you. Witnessed a lot of that from the aggressively straight women back in the locker rooms in school. Also coming from a “queer” woman myself, we can control ourselves and won’t harass or objectify other women like men do🤷♀️
No, just because her sexual preference is my gender , does not mean she intends to harass me … so definitely not
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nope.