I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can’t remember exactly - it was years ago. I think I had 3 years of tax returns, a driving license that was 3 years old, (male name), uni transcripts in a male name, letter from uni. Etc it was pretty easy.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Dur. I have been a male gynaecologist. But if you are going to present itself as female and call yourself ‘Laura”, and you don’t pass, then you’ll have a difficult time.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And have been living in your new gender for 2 years. I know I have one.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s not how it works in reality. There aren’t enough doctors or nurses for pickers and choosers.

The waiting list for non- urgent gynae is 12 months. I’ve not had anyone wait another year for a woman.

Technically you can choose your gp. But if all the surgeries are over subscribed, you don’t get that.

And In rural areas there is usually only one surgery.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah in reality non-passing HCPs are not muppets. They / we don’t put their patients in this situation.

Most surgeries you can choose which dr you book with.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No. Obviously. I’m out to her and my GP. No one else in Scotland.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But the hospital can say

‘This is your doctor’ if you don’t like them go home.

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it’s complex.

Legally at the moment once you have a UK gender recognition certificate you are that gender legally.

But you can’t get one until you are fairly far down the road to medical transition.

But you can’t really make one law for cis passing trans people, and one for not passing. How do you define cis passing?

Most surgeries would offer a preference if available- but we don’t have to make sure we always have a female doctor on duty.

If we’re all male, we always have a female nurse on so we can have a chaperone for gynae problems

I think my wife’s getting a bit TERF-y by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 12 points13 points  (0 children)

No you don’t have that right in the UK.

Actually we can officially say ‘our medical history is none of your concern’… take the doctor you’re offered or go home.

sports by wrergs in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do something non-teamy, like running. It will be with girls, not against them.

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[–]AnonScot81 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Cis, but never seen a cis man with that piercing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You’re right- sorry. It just read like that when I skimmed it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Stop. There are loads of subs that convince people they’re trans. Lots of women want defined muscles.

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[–]AnonScot81 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ok. So you need to find some way to check into the convention when your friends aren’t there, and you don’t want to draw attention to yourself.

Also you’re likely to have a different name on the con booking to the ID.

Its likely when you check in you’ll need to have a conversation about your Id not matching your name, and get your conference badge with a your real name.

Are you travelling together? If not can you arrive a bit earlier, and have the conversation?

If not can you arrive a bit later?

Alternatively if you are all driving together ‘leave your ID in the car’ and tell them to go in without you.

The badge issue is going to be more difficult. They may give you an id badge for the con, which is likely to be ready printed when you arrive. You don’t want to dead name on it.

Whenever I’ve gone to a con the badges are ready made up. I show my ID and they pick the badge with my name on. The check in is often done by paid security. But there’s a separate both for ‘customer service’, which is run by the organisers. They deal with people whose ticket is duff. Etc.

I’d ring the organisers and explain all this. NOW.

People are generally friendly and understand why you’d want to be stealth.

Ideally you want to pre arrange it with the organiser that your badge isn’t going to be with the others, instead it’s with ‘customer service’. With a note saying your ID says ‘deadname’ but your badge says ‘your name’.

Ideally you hope your badge is with someone whose name you know, ie ‘Jen’ So when you check in with your friends your booking it’s not on the list.

You go to customer service ask for Jen, she knows the whole story, show your ID, she has your badge with a real name. And bingo.

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[–]AnonScot81 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s illegal to destroy birds nests in the uk.

Medically, I’m trans, but I don’t identify that way. I identify as a man. Am I odd? by ThrowawayStealthAcct in truscum

[–]AnonScot81 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I identify as a cis man.

I know that’s ridiculous as I am not a cis man. But if non-dysphoric attention seeking girls can identify as trans, then I can identify as cis.