and believe in the governing philosophy of "leave us alone". That having been said, except in an anarchistic, narcissistic society, where does a person's individual desires end and the rights of another begin?

IMHO, every single bathroom everywhere should be unisex. That's the simple answer to ensure privacy such that everyone's rights are respected. Alas, that's not the case in many situations, like schools and stadiums with group facilities. So, I want a right to dress as a woman and use a woman's restroom? What about other women who want the right to privacy and feel their privacy is invaded by my use of a woman's restroom? Does my desire override the rights of others? Whose rights win? As is often said, the rights of one are supposed to end where those of another begin.

It's a very complicated situation, but I fear that society as a whole today is growing too selfish and too willing to see another's rights trampled underfoot, and often for reasons that boil down to "respect MY rights and desires, and to hell with everyone else!"

For the record, I'm not GLBT, but I am very sympathetic to those who are. I wish to see NO-ONE's rights interfered with. But that's the rub, isn't it?

I'm sure this will draw a lot of irate posts. I intend no insult; as I said, I respect everyone's individual rights. So flay away, because I won't interfere with your right to free speech.