Under constant attack

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  • idk
    idk Online Community Member Posts: 42 Contributor

    Ah yesterday's announcement from the Inequalities Minister, and today's PMQs, absolute disgrace, open haye, and transphobia on show.

    I'll be declared a non-person by the end of the year at this rate, or have to have some form of marking to show I'm a scary trans.

    Horrible.

  • Catherine21
    Catherine21 Posts: 5,523 Championing

    I have body dismorphia and mines about my face skin nose i understand how it feels to be really uncomfortable in your Body for different reasons I found it a sad day seeing the uk taking more and more from the people who fought so hard I had one to one with lived experience at cmht she is transgender and on two occasions when in reception asking to speak to Mel two different receptionist said OK we will just call him I caught her reaction one day and really felt for her human nature will never let people be next it be disability doesn't exist its all in the mind comments already been said no words

  • Teigr
    Teigr Online Community Member Posts: 4,951 Championing

    It means you use the facilities that correspond to your biological sex,or mixed sex facilities which a lot of places provide now.

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 3,847 Championing

    being in a marginalised group, you learn to look out for other marginalised groups, it's why so many trans people are at pro-choice rallies, asylum rallies, etc.

    Excuse me again but women are not a 'marginalised group' and our reproductive rights are just that in the UK - our rights!

    Women's voices will be heard and not shouted down is what the judgement means. Nobody here has 'attacked' transpeople. Describing people who disagree with you as 'bigots' though is an attack.

  • idk
    idk Online Community Member Posts: 42 Contributor

    Yeah, I'm done, can a mod lock this, and delete my account.

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