doesn't matter. If your service says "women only", by UK law at least you're allowed to continue that service This doesn't matter in this situation, b/c by all legal counts Jess is a woman. So yes, if they refused her service because they believe she's a man, it's discriminationhttps://twitter.com/MForstater/status/1153777552915410946 …
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And although I'd support the fact it would be discrimination in that case. I wouldn't support Yaniv all the same. She's shown her self to be abusive, predatory and extremely creepy - on that basis alone - literally anyone can deny her services in intimate areas.
" but say a male person w gender ID woman demands that women who give massages only to women also attend to their naked body: u see as quite a different situation? Not a bad What is it she's done that's creepy? As far as she's concerned she's just chatted with girls about girl stuff, taken a few selfies in the ladies loo. Why do you think it's creepy for a woman to do that?
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I think it's creepy for any grown ass adult to ask teenagers about or ask about teenagers periods and whether they should help them insert tampons. If you did this I would equally ask for you to be under the same caution Jessica should be under.
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So a male identifying as a girl, at age 15 say, to try to involve themself in the normal chats that girls have between themselves about their periods that's fine ? Not creepy at all ? And if the girls feel uncomfortable they are being bigots?
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