This is what I believe about sex and gender identity...... My witness statement to the tribunalhttps://medium.com/@MForstater/claimants-witness-statement-abe3e8073b41 …
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I have my own views obviously, but it is not for me to decide, it is society; people in pubs, the street, cafes. If they think a person presents the looks and behaviours normally associated with a woman, that is the gender they will no doubt assume for that person.
And meanwhile actual women have been fighting against being classified according to 'looks and behaviours normally associated with women' i.e. sexist stereotypes. Because women can wear what they like and behave how they like. We are not a costume
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Yes, women can wear what they like and express their emotions precisely, a privilege not enjoyed by men. If men express femininity they are hounded by society; but now they can do this under protection of EA2010 "gender reassignment", see my storyhttp://juliemiller.me.uk/about-me/
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Thats grand. But it doesn't make them women. Legally. Or in any other way. Express your femininity by all means. Respect that women exist and have rights. Do not think you are welcome to be in spaces where women are vulnerable, naked, changing or expect privacy from men.
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