I agree we should keep non-women out of the women's room, but where should transgender people go then?

They should have a safe place to go. Maybe that's the men's room but these are people with very feminine personalities (sometimes....).

I met my first ladyboy (their term) recently, and really saw some of the fear this person was living with in their daily life. I've never actually had a conversation with one of these people before, and I think that gives me a bit of a new perspective on this issue.

Anyway, it was a person not bothering other people, with a pretty nice personality, not even annoying and woke. We even talked about Trump a bit. (we're not in America though so political triggers may be different...).

I'd say a lot of their adversity is their own doing, of course, but I would also like to see people be able to walk around and do normal stuff without being bullied by people.

Protecting women is more important than that, but I'm not sure if the men's room is the right place either.