[quote IamAporcupine]@OldCrone
Yes, I meant someone who is undergoing some type of transition.
I was mainly focusing on the idea that to 'be trans', you have to do something. It's not just a feeling or an idea in your head.
But your question made me think, actually. What would be the 'minimum' transition 'required' to be considered trans? I guess this in theory would not be a problem per se if said transperson then didn't claim to be the opposite sex, and demand access to their spaces/rights/awards/etc etc.[/quote]
There's no minimum transition required which is why there are some very young 'trans' children.
All someone has to do (in the UK) to be protected in the category of 'gender reassignment' is to declare their intention to transition. They never actually have to undergo any sort of physical transition, even in order to get a GRC.
And the problem we have here is that people who have made no physical transition at all, and may never intend to do so are demanding to be recognised as the opposite sex.
There is a widespread misunderstanding that they have to be treated as the opposite sex as soon as they declare their intention to transition (which has no real definition). Stonewall has been pushing this misinterpretation of the law which means many organisations, including schools, think that someone has to be treated as if they had changed sex as soon as they declare that they are 'trans'.