socio, bd 
pencils, alice thank you for your insightful posts.
It’s bloody terrifying isn’t it. The threat to children from third parties intervening to advocate for their transition (WTAF?!
). Vital services for women who have survived rape fucked over by men. The threat to wives in straight marriages who will be too afraid to say transing is unreasonable behaviour and have to stay married for two years. Human rights charities fucking over women and children’s rights in their policies. It’s shocking.
I can always tell when trans people have written the consultation or their response to it because they use that bullshit argument about a trans person’s privacy being breached if they are ‘outed’ as trans. It’s all part of the AGP fantasy of the ease of their own transition, the reductive belief that feminine clothes are all that makes up a woman, and the strongly-held narcissistis fantasy of their own ‘passing’ which is part of the AGP. It’s why they often say so confidently that they feel like a sexy teenage girl etc etc 
Very very rare that IRL everyone is not thinking at first glance, even from a still photo ‘oh, OK, that is a trans person’.
Let alone meeting that trans person IRL, seeing them walking, talking with them. It’s obvious to people but we know the correct reaction is politeness and acceptance because we are not dicks about it. But it’s not healthy to have no boundaries or unconditional acceptance when it damages the rights of women and children.
We are hardwired as humans to recognise sex differences. Babies and kids can do it. These abilities don’t go away because of a change of clothes, hair or make up. It is not kind to pretend they do.
As an argument made by TRAs, it’s also (yet another) MASSIVE appropriation of the experience of lesbian and gay people. lesbian and gay people have historically (and also presently) ACTUALLY had their privacy, or safety very much endangered by being outed as gay.
Making it ironic that like with the Get the L Out lesbian protesters at London Pride this year, the response of people high up in various LGBT+ charities is to threaten to report the women to their employers to get the women sacked- thus potentially outing those women to their employer, as being lesbians. Who gives them the right to do that?
Also in case people have concerns- Scotland has its own regulator of charities, (like the charity Commission in England and Wales). So for anyone concerned about the anti women and anti children action of Scottish charities: please let them know.
Charities can’t legally abandon women and girls if those are their named beneficiaries of the charity. Nor can charities just decide not to do safeguarding any more if they have responsibility for young people or any vulnerable person in their provision of services. The OSCR will investigate reports of concerns.
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