[Vicky.]

If he said something derogatory about her and her surgery, he should be thrown out.

Simple.

Discrimination in any form shouldn't be tolerated.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

If he said something derogatory about her and her surgery, he should be thrown out.

Simple.

Discrimination in any form shouldn't be tolerated.

[Gillian-73]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

If he said something derogatory about her and her surgery, he should be thrown out.

Simple.

Discrimination in any form shouldn't be tolerated.

i totally agree! As for alot of you calling her a 'he' very immature i must say! I do hope its children who know no better yet and not adults!

[CaudleHalbard]

I have always been highly dubious about the "born in the wrong body" thing.

I think it is a purely psychological issue tied in with being gay and, in addition, (possibly) a tendency towards transvestitism.

Many people are born into bodies they wish were different - those born disabled for instance. But generally they learn to get on with life and live with it. Wanting to go as far as mutilating your body for no (physical) medical reason is something which suggests a serious psychotic condition! So we should not expect Nadia to be an entirely normal woman.

Nadia will NEVER be fully accepted as a woman by everyone and that is something new she will have to learn to live with since her op. I hope she feels it was all worth it.

[MassiveTruck]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Many people are born into bodies they wish were different - those born disabled for instance. But generally they learn to get on with life and live with it. Wanting to go as far as mutilating your body for no (physical) medical reason is something which suggests a serious psychotic condition! So we should not expect Nadia to be an entirely normal woman.

When this was being passed through the Lords it's what one of the members said, that it was a form of mutilation and most of the Lords agreed upon this as did many members of parliament.

Unfortunately Robert Winston was on a roll at the time with TV shows on the BBC, DVDs and Books and didn't want to tarnish his position as Lord - he spoke against it, protest groups used him as their focal point and this led it into the European court.