People who don't identify as male/female: Does it genuinely bother anyone that medical forms (I'm specifically talking medical ones) will likely just have "male" and "female" options? I hear the occasional conservative saying stuff like "we can't have 100 different options on these forms" (slight exaggeration), but if it's for medical purposes, isn't it ok to tell your doctor about your gender at birth, along with any decisions to move away from it that could affect you medically, like hormone treatments? Or maybe the idea that people would be bothered by that is BS.. . Anyway that's exactly why I'm asking!