Guardian CiF survey about young people and gender

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Don't know if anyone else has seen this survey in the Guardian? I am sadly too old to participate, but wondered if anyone else might like to:

www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/feb/03/male-female-other-young-people-define-gender

I submitted I doubt I gave the answers they were looking for.

That was fun.

What was that email ('this will be kept confidential but it will help significantly ') bit all about?

I'm too old too, but I decided to identify as 26 for the purposes of the survey.

I opted for 34

I'm 35 so I didn't need to lie about my age.

Arf at being a 'young person'. I certainly don't feel like one!

I didn't lie. I identified as 26.

That's all that matters, right? (I may have ranted written at length about self identification not being all that matters, not least because the resources we have to self-identify with are a bunch of stereotypes and constructions anyway).

Ah, good old censorship is free...

What age would I have to self-identify as in order to fill it in? Might self-identify as a male Tory politician because then people would have to let me run the country, no?

Apparently young people are between 20 and 35 for the guardian survey.

I uploaded a picture of me at Notting hill carnival wearing full costume (which isn't very much) and had a fairly long critique of trans* orthodoxy. I wonder if they will post mine.

I am 28 and I filled if in.

I'm 28, filled it in. I hope they at least read the (thoughtful, not actually hateful) ones and think about them.

The word critical got deleted there. I hope they read the critical ones.

I decided that I identify as 27 and completed it as such.

Phaaha Wrote something like:
Gender is a fluid social construct while sex is a biological, unchangeable reality....

The questions had no reference to biology or sex and only referred to gender. Deliberately leaning I presume.

I filled it in. I said i had no internal sense of gender but am female because that is my biological sex. Gender is a social construct with difference expectations of what men and women should do that vary by time and culture.
I'm 35. I don't indentify as young (and neither does my back)