By Anonymous - 22/01/2017 16:00

Today, while I was at the gym, I saw a guy walk into the girls locker room. I was walking nearby so I said, "Hey man, that's the wrong one." Turns out it was just a very masculine-looking woman, with a very masculine haircut. FML
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Same thing different taste

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You can't really assume someone's gender nowadays

Don't even stress it OP. People who look like that do it on purpose and I'm sure they get comments like that all the time. If they get mad over it, maybe they should take some classes on anger management.

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You can't really assume someone's gender nowadays

Connor1623 10

Sad that he's right but...he's right people get "too offended" although normally(with my experience) they just politely correct you about the mistake

Easier said than done when you're the person whose gender is being assumed, something Im all too familiar with.

"Did you just assume my gender? Hulk smash."

Don't feel bad. You were just trying to do the right thing.

Don't even stress it OP. People who look like that do it on purpose and I'm sure they get comments like that all the time. If they get mad over it, maybe they should take some classes on anger management.

do what on purpose Garrett? a woman entered the women's restroom. of course she did. people can usually read bathroom signs without help. maybe op could learn to mind his own business?

do what on purpose Garrett? a woman entered the women's restroom. of course she did. people can usually read bathroom signs without help. maybe op could learn to mind his own business?

Maybe next time just keep quiet? Men don't usually walk in girls locker rooms in broad daylight so there's probably more to the story -- which you found out the hard way.

strangelightning 15

you should have just told her that you thought it was the men's room!

Talis99 26

Too bad. You look like "x" expect to be mistaken for "x". People are too freaking sensitive. I get the occasional "sir" on the phone because I have a deep voice for a woman. Had the same in person when my hair was up under a hat when I worked at a theater. I've done the same with customers whose voices are difficult to place for a "Stacy" and get it wrong sometimes. The customer rarely, if ever, cares. This whole "assume someone's gender" needs to stop. We go on visual and auditory cues. If it's a mistake, politely correct and get on with your life. Shake it off and realize most people don't mean offense.