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To: Land Shark who wrote (934871)	5/13/2016 8:01:32 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 1576323

Using a Target bathroom got really uncomfortable really fast I was alone in the restroom. There were two large handicap-access stalls, complete with baby-changing tables, and two regular stalls. I headed all the way down to the farthest single stall, up against the wall, and I sat down to take care of business. More: How I went from protesting at Planned Parenthood to using its services That's when stuff got weird. The outer door opened, and someone came in. She walked past the three open stalls and stood directly in front of my door. Then she leaned over and placed her eye firmly up against the gap between the door and the frame and stared in at me. I am not making this up. And let me tell you, it was awkward. Bizarre, even. This wasn't a case of someone hoping all those occupied stalls aren't really occupied. Mine was the only stall that was occupied. She deliberately stopped and stared in at me. My startled eyes met hers, and she moved away, into one of the larger stalls. I got out of my stall as quickly as I could, and as I stood washing my hands, her voice called out. "Sorry about that," she said. "But you know, Target lets men and homosexuals use just any bathroom now. I was making sure you were a woman." sheknows.com