No that is not true either. Routinely disclosure requires permission. Yes. But nothing stops you asking and I do not kow any TS who would not reply if it was a reasonable question. There are exceptions intthe non dsclosure rule too - covering things where it may matter such as hospital care if you are incapacitated or for the purposes of a police investigation. Where that overrides privacy. They are covered by a document you receive with the GRC.Isn't it illegal under the GRA to ask to see a GRC, or even ask if someone has one?
Thank you for your kind thoughts - but I have been posting in here for quite a while do not get upset over it and agree with much of what is said.Welcome, we’re all really happy to hear your opinion on this as a genuine GRC holder! None of us are anti trans btw, we’re just anti the erasure of womens’ rights so don’t feel hurt if you see any comments like trans women aren’t women, we don’t mean to erase your experience which is really valid (sorry if that sounds patronising)![]()
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You will find my posts going back months over recent GD threads. Though I took some time off over the Summer as it felt a little like I was intruding as people got very angry over what has started to happen. Which is no surprise. Most transsexuals feel the same about this insidious ideology.
I have been writing on this long before coming here - on media site Digital Spy before this ideology arrived and until they stopped allowing open discussion there as trans activists shut it down. So probably from ten years or so ago, I transitioned young 50 years ago.
I am blocked by India Willoughby for being transphobic. Kind of amusing in the circumstances. But not surprising.
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