[Oliver_W]

No kind of longlasting, "official" ID should have any other sex/gender categories beyond M and F. Once they grow out of their little "nonbinary" phase, they'd still have their passport for up to ten years, which they'd probably find pretty embarrassing.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

No kind of longlasting, "official" ID should have any other sex/gender categories beyond M and F. Once they grow out of their little "nonbinary" phase, they'd still have their passport for up to ten years, which they'd probably find pretty embarrassing.

Well quite. Transsexual people can get their sex marker on their passport changed after getting a letter from a doctor confirming they have sex dysphoria. So its not going to be a phase for those people, as its a lifelong condition. It can be alleviated somewhat, but its always there. So a provision for them is a different thing.

Where 'non-binary', 'gender neutral', 'transgender' (in many cases, I know some transsexual people describe themselves as transgender....but most under the trans umbrella have no body dysphoria at all) and such is all about stereotypes or following the crowd.