What LGBT should/shouldn't do

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But I was thinking, it's not that different from people being together in another environment. If there's three blokes and a women in an office, and no one else can see what is going on, what's the difference?

I'm not trying to be awkward, I'm genuinely trying to see why this is different. But I can totally see why women would be uncomfortable with men around while changing, I have no problem with that. But the idea that because there are states of undress going on people are more likely to perform sexual attacks... I don't know! I suppose those with lesser self control may impulsively do things they otherwise wouldn't. And, you could get a lesbian doing exactly the same thing in an all-women changing room.

I suppose it's the best compromise, and people do seem generally happy with it. I've never given it much thought before. In England prudishness is a national sport, so I doubt it's going away any time soon here either.