I'm not working with Dr Upton. To me he is just some bloke in the street.
He's also some bloke without a GRC as far as I'm aware, so still just a man man, no legal paperwork making him not a man on some occasions.
I am under no obligation to control or limit my speech when talking about him.
I am perfectly entitled to say that when Dr Upton was at the tribunal I watched him give his evidence. It was very evident that I was looking at a man and listening to a man.
I will not be forced or compelled to lie about what I witnessed as I watched a man give evidence about how he was not a man.
I cannot find the slightest bit of empathy for a man, who knowing he was a man, decided to claim he was a not a man and start using women only spaces.
He knew some women weren't comfortable about it but he put himself first. So if he is having an emotional experience because some people refuse to buy into his version of reality then tough shit.
What about all the women's emotional experiences every time a man like him enters a space not meant for him?
Did he care or even think about Sandie's emotional experience at finding him, a man, in the women's changing room? No he did not.