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Originally Posted by Marsh.
Not really. He "says" he's woman but his legal status is that of a man.
If they were serious you'd think they'd have taken steps to be recognised as their chosen gender? No.
If it was a case of wanting a different name, you wouldn't expect to be officially recognised by your chosen nickname in any court/prison/legal matter unless you'd taken steps to officially change the name on your records?
In a perfect world we could take people at face value, but then that opens up a can of worms that's difficult to close.
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She says she is a woman, and the legal status clearly needs changing. We can't just stick our heads in the sand and ignore their clear gender identity for the sake of what's written on paper. You seem to care more for the logistics of things than the people actually involved. I recognise that we cannot assume a gender and that we must seek their legal recognition. But when it has been brought up that said document is wrong, we must correct it before putting someone into an environment where they will not be comfortable.