Here Tandora, as I have said there were other posts where you have said the same but honestly I don't really want to trawl through thousands of your posts to find them because as this shows, even though you denied doing it, you did do this.
FWIW if you had a PhD in the field of biological development (which I think was what you said in a previous thread?), surely you would know how dangerous concealing your biological sex in a medical setting was? In case anyone were ever left in any doubt as to the veracity of your claims.
I have also said that I believe that you have changed your tactics since I last saw you post outright support of the concealment of sex in a medical setting. I believe this is because it was pointed out to you how incredibly dangerous this would be over multiple threads and by many different posters, this change in tactics has eventually lead to the "sex is a biologically complex" word salad quote titled threads which were set up for you.
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Tandora · 04/08/2024 02:19
SilenceInside · 04/08/2024 02:14
It's not because they are trans that they shouldn't be on a single sex female ward, it's because they are male. It's a nonsense to suggest that it's about "upsetting women with their transness" when you've just been told it's about women being traumatised and distressed, and being put at additional risk. No one would need to "out" the transwoman as other patients aren't told why some patients are in side rooms!
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I don’t think trans people should always have to be put in side rooms to make women more comfortable. That is part of trying to make trans people disappear from public life and making them feel like stigmatised or second class people. And by outing themselves - I also mean to the medical staff! Plenty of trans girls and women are really private about being trans and the pass as women, it wouldn’t even necessarily be on their medical records.