Agree. The lesbian thing drives me nuts and I'm not a lesbian. Sorry but I long for the marriage to break down so we can all have a good laugh at future dating choices. I know that's mean. But I do.
Seriously, it all goes back to the use and meaning of words. And that really bugs me. Words have meaning and need to have meaning - one only needs to look at the circus surrounding a certain JY who is man/woman/girl/dick plus balls plus vagina plus menstruation.....
Words mean something. HypOglycaemic v HypERglycaemic is a big deal with potential for serious harm if misinterpreted. Ditto man/woman and all the other stuff. Or there's no point in having the words.
Slight derail but I've been looking at this study today.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5868281/
It's really important - "As cross-sex hormones administered for the purposes of gender affirmation may be delivered at high doses and over a period of decades, the carcinogenicity of hormonal therapy in transgender people is an area of considerable concern."
I happen to know a trans person who has developed cancer and I feel sure it is likely to be hormone related. But this doesn't seem to be being monitored effectively.
"their main limitation with respect to addressing cancer-related questions is a lack of reliable natal sex and gender identity information."
Male/female/homosexual/heterosexual - these are all words with meaning and when people turn the meaning upside down, as has often been complained of on lots of other threads, then it is impossible to gather important data with serious implications.
Her claiming to be lesbian doesn't affect public health policy but it must surely fuck with the minds of young people growing up and questioning their sexuality. It's just not fair. It really annoys me.