From crispbutty
"I'm not sure somebody feeling uncomfortable would be a basis alone for triggering a plausible exemption."
I don't really know where to start when talking about this. I thought the whole point of the transpersons' argument was that they don't "feel' like their biological sex fits their personality?
So women have to give up their enshrined in law rights to sex-segregated spaces because some people don't feel happy about it but parents of girls aren't allowed to feel apprehensive about their daughters sharing said sex-segregated spaces with male-bodied adolescents?
I went to the Cardiff meeting, it was brilliant, sensible, level-headed, full of good humour. I did not hear one single snide or defamatory word said against transpeople. The discussion was political, women applying critical thinking to an issue that affects 52% of the population, with particular concern that our daughters and granddaughters do not lose any of the hard-won rights of the C20th.