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Originally Posted by BBXX
Self-ID without any kind of medical diagnosis is not a legal option in the UK, though.
You need a medical diagnosis to obtain a GRC, then you have a two year wait in which you have to live your life as the gender you identify as and intend to do so permanently.
I appreciate that you might have an issue with people living their life without the GRC, but you do realise it's a stipulation to do so? So if they don't, their application will not be granted. What are trans people to do?
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What self respecting GP who wants to keep their job will say no?
and there are plenty countries where self ID is fully legal
Countries that allow self-identification of gender legally include:
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Denmark: Allows legal gender change with a simple declaration.
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Iceland: Fully recognizes non-binary gender.
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Malta: Recognizes non-binary gender and has implemented depathologization.
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Germany: Plans to make it easier for trans people to officially change their first name and gender.
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Ireland
These countries have established laws that facilitate the recognition of gender identity without requiring extensive medical procedures.
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Originally Posted by Beso
Livelier than Izaaz, and hes got 2 feet.
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