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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Scotland's care watchdog says girls in care should share rooms with boys who self-ID as female

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IwantToRetire · 16/03/2025 01:49

In the latest development of Scotland’s single-sex scandal, the Care Inspectorate says looked-after transgender children ‘should not be made to use the toilet or bedroom of their sex assigned at birth’.

The edict adds that trans youngsters should be able to ‘share a room with other young people who share their gender identity’.

Astonishingly, it also states there is ‘no law in Scotland’ that protects single-sex spaces.

Articles continues at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14502831/Fury-Scotlands-care-watchdog-says-girls-care-share-rooms-boys-self-ID-female.html

Who is it that has been going round Scottish organisations, political parties, the charity sector, and telling them that under the law no single sex services are permitted. And why is anyone believing them when you can just look up and read the EA on the internet.

Or mabye Scotland lives in a parrallel universe governed by alternative view points and facts.

Care watchdog: Girls should share rooms with boys who ID as female

Girls in care should share a bedroom with boys who 'self-identify' as the opposite gender , according to 'terrifying' guidance issued by a watchdog.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14502831/Fury-Scotlands-care-watchdog-says-girls-care-share-rooms-boys-self-ID-female.html

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Byjimminy · 16/03/2025 09:09

I expect some people's eyes are lighting up at the propsect of this cascading through social housing/room numbers too - savings to be had if brothers and sisters can be forced to share throughout childhood.

NPET · 16/03/2025 12:32

Pathetic!!
Half the boys at school would have "identified" as a girl if it meant they could share a room with me.

Womanofcustard · 16/03/2025 13:05

MrsOvertonsWindow · 16/03/2025 08:21

Children in care of the state were one of the first groups that transactivists targeted. Writing policies for local authorities, foster carers and providing endless training was a major source of income for certain men claiming to be women.
Authorities completely failed to see the safeguarding breaches let alone consider how children alienated from their families were sitting ducks for the idea that their bodies could be flawed but transformed into a new person with a quick sex change.

Girls in care were also the first targets of grooming gangs/paedophiles.

Shortshriftandlethal · 16/03/2025 13:16

PriOn1 · 16/03/2025 08:25

James Morton has probably also been heavily influential in Scotland and some of the loudest voices at Holyrood are female. Many years ago, Scotland was more paternalistic than England, I believe, as well as tending more towards strong religious faith.

I think this current sickness is very centralized and still largely invisible, until it isn’t, as with Sandie Peggie, for example. Those I have spoken to reject this broadly, yet it is pervasive within institutions, pushed from the top down.

I saw this thread and honestly want to cry for those girls. Those who need most protection are being used and abused again, but I have no idea what I can do about it.

Why is it that most of the most committed and vituperative trans activists ( and anti Israel activists) are young/ women?

OchonAgusOchonOh · 16/03/2025 13:18

The edict adds that trans youngsters should be able to ‘share a room with other young people who share their gender identity’.

Surely that means that those with a transgender identity should share with others with the same transgender identity? So transboy shares with transboy, transgirl shares with transgirl. After all, they claim we all have a gender identity and that those of us who are not trans are cis.

Disclaimer: I haven't read the DM article as it's DM

Shortshriftandlethal · 16/03/2025 13:18

NPET · 16/03/2025 12:32

Pathetic!!
Half the boys at school would have "identified" as a girl if it meant they could share a room with me.

There you go again....the other day you were suggesting that young men at university would drop all of their male friends just to be with you and your girl mates, and now you are suggesting that they'd identify as girls just to share with you.

MrsOvertonsWindow · 16/03/2025 13:40

OchonAgusOchonOh · 16/03/2025 13:18

The edict adds that trans youngsters should be able to ‘share a room with other young people who share their gender identity’.

Surely that means that those with a transgender identity should share with others with the same transgender identity? So transboy shares with transboy, transgirl shares with transgirl. After all, they claim we all have a gender identity and that those of us who are not trans are cis.

Disclaimer: I haven't read the DM article as it's DM

As people all over the UK are learning to their cost - if you wait for the Guardian / BBC & other allegedly "left wing" press to report on safeguarding matters, you'll wait for ever. There are certain groups who are rarely criticised or exposed for safeguarding breaches, grooming, or putting others in danger. The Times, followed by the DM & the Telegraph are the ones who are prepared to stand up to the "sacred castes" who harm others - especially children.

Apollo441 · 16/03/2025 17:30

Shortshriftandlethal · 16/03/2025 13:18

There you go again....the other day you were suggesting that young men at university would drop all of their male friends just to be with you and your girl mates, and now you are suggesting that they'd identify as girls just to share with you.

Edited

Do you know any teenage boys/young men? I'd say a fair proportion would play the system without any encouragement.

NPET · 16/03/2025 17:37

Shortshriftandlethal · 16/03/2025 13:18

There you go again....the other day you were suggesting that young men at university would drop all of their male friends just to be with you and your girl mates, and now you are suggesting that they'd identify as girls just to share with you.

Edited

I'm surprised you seem to have a vendetta against me. I can't help being gorgeous.
But seriously at school and college there were hundreds of girls and young women whom boys and young men were desperate to befriend. I feel sorry for you if you were one of the few who WEREN'T being hit on constantly.

MimiGC · 16/03/2025 17:38

All young people in care are vulnerable by virtue of the fact that they are there because things have gone very wrong in their short lives. They have most likely been abused and/or neglected, are distressed, disturbed, volatile, etc. Putting males and females in the same rooms together is a very bad idea.

MarchHare339 · 16/03/2025 17:51

BeLoyalCoralHiker · 16/03/2025 08:24

I’m shocked that room sharing is ok at all, growing up I had friends who were being fostered and my understanding is that children in care have their own rooms.

I worked with kids in care and there were a lot of shared rooms.

OldCrone · 16/03/2025 18:19

Apollo441 · 16/03/2025 17:30

Do you know any teenage boys/young men? I'd say a fair proportion would play the system without any encouragement.

I do wonder if the people in the Care Inspectorate who wrote this insane 'guidance' have actually ever met any teenage boys.

I don't understand how so many people seem to believe that no predatory males, whether they be teenage boys or grown men, would take advantage of rules which say that they can enter female-only spaces if they simply utter the magic words 'I identify as a girl/woman'.

PriOn1 · 16/03/2025 18:36

Shortshriftandlethal · 16/03/2025 13:16

Why is it that most of the most committed and vituperative trans activists ( and anti Israel activists) are young/ women?

When it comes to the likes of Whittle and Morton, part of the reason they are so successful is precisely because they’re female.

They are no threat to men and there is obviously no advantage to them in being in men’s spaces, other than for their own mental health and comfort. The likelihood of an ulterior motive, such as predatory behaviour or a sexual motive is tiny, compared to cross dressing men.

I think both of those two have had the subtlety and restraint that many of the conspicuous male activists haven’t got, though Whittle is losing some of that skill, of late.

As transactivists, who are obviously asking for a significant societal privilege, namely moving into opposite sex spaces, it’s pretty much essential to chose someone non-threatening to head your campaign and those two fit the bill perfectly, as did Hayley from Corrie, because she was female too.

Octav · 17/03/2025 07:06

You have to wonder at the people in charge. Why do they not see vulnerable girls. They need investigating and tge people tgat gave them tge job because they are all in the wrong one.

Shortshriftandlethal · 17/03/2025 07:40

NPET · 16/03/2025 17:37

I'm surprised you seem to have a vendetta against me. I can't help being gorgeous.
But seriously at school and college there were hundreds of girls and young women whom boys and young men were desperate to befriend. I feel sorry for you if you were one of the few who WEREN'T being hit on constantly.

It's not a " vendetta" I just find your posts really odd and not quite credible. They all seem to be centred on elevating yourself, rather than in making general comment

MummytoE · 17/03/2025 07:41

This is so sad, worrying and unfair. Young girls in care are so vulnerable.

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