Not that they should be able to wear what they want, call themselves what they want and lead their lives peacefully, unharassed and protected by the laws that protect us all. Everyone-or everyone worth engaging with- thinks that.
My biggest issue is that I agree with the above statement.
I don't agree with self ID and the fact that it gives everyone access to any and all single sex areas and all of the potential dangers that may bring.
But I can't see how the first statement can happen without some sort of inclusion of trans people into single sex spaces.
Eg in everyday life what facilities (toilets, changing rooms etc) would a trans man or woman use?
Without some form of inclusion they clearly won't be able to dress as they want or live their lives peacefully and unharrassed.
This is where the arguments in my head go round and around in circles.
I feel excluded, as a woman, from any discussion on here about my thoughts or fears on this subject because of the abuse that occurs and so my thoughts on this subject never develop.
If self ID does not go ahead how do you envisage trans people living their lives peacefully and unharrassed as you agree they should be able to?