I have to attend my Gender Identity Clinic anyway because I had a hysterectomy so I am reliant on them for healthcare, so I'm not too bitter. 2/7
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But what if a detrans woman didn't have a hysterectomy but DID have a GRC? Is she just expected to then attend a clinic she otherwise wouldn't want OR need to, just to meet the requirements of a GRC? 3/7
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Obtaining diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria (one of the main requirements) might even be impossible, how can a person be diagnosed with GD in regards to wanting to be the sex that they already are? There is uncertainty. Another reason for the government to provide a process. 4/7
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Detrans women are already female, we were born female. We shouldn't have to jump over all the same hurdles of a legal gender change the same way a MtF transgender individual does, for example. 5/7
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The hurdles in a legal gender change make sense, but only for trans individuals who want to be recognised as the opposite sex. For detrans men and women who want to recognised as the sex they already biologically are, it stops making sense. 6/7
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Reversing a legal gender change should be as easy as sending in a statutory declaration saying you wish to do so. The fact that a proper reversal process does not even exist is a very poor oversight by the government. 7/7
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Please leave this thread up because I’ve heard similar stories from other detransitioners about how difficult it is to get their original birth certificate, biological sex, and name back. It’s an important piece of the puzzle in all of this. Thank you for sharing.
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*sex marker back on official documents.
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