@Soberanne
I live in scotland and had heard nothing about Marion, i see Nothing of what you are stating here. Just normaL people going about their normal lives. Scaremongering i think. And we dont hate english people or anyone else. Scotland is as inclusive as anywhere so if you choose not to come on holiday thats ok plenty others will.
I live in a country where self-ID is law and you can be imprisoned for three years for misgendering.
I see nothing in day to day life that indicates anything has changed, but can see that for those who fall foul of these laws, either by finding a male in women’s spaces (including changing rooms, where shared spaces and nakedness is the norm as well as hospital wards and prisons) or by correctly sexing that person, there is a major problem. The situation also presents a significant change from the previous position, where that male person could have been removed and the law would have been on the woman’s side.
It won’t stop most people coming on holiday, and for most people, the change will go unnoticed until they are confronted with a man where men shouldn’t be, at which point they will discover they are wholly powerless to do anything, and worse, might find themselves in trouble with the law for trying.
This is, I believe, part of the reason these laws can be pushed through so quietly. On a day-to-day level, they won’t have a significant effect on the majority of women, and especially on women who have no need of single-sex spaces due to trauma or illness. But the potential is there. I wouldn’t blame anyone who choose not to come here because of those laws. Indeed I would applaud their principles.