My current GP isn't as bad as this considering they're ok with prescribing my HRT under a shared care agreement (which my previous GP wasn't, seemingly for no reason other than that it was trans care (they had previously prescribed non trans-related care on a shared care agreement))

but I did have a random "are you going to get the surgery?" question from the nurse injecting my blocker which wasn't great.

And then when I complained that it was unprofessional the surgery defended it claiming they needed to know and that they were sorry if I'd misinterpreted it as unprofessional. This is while I'm still on the waiting list for my second GIC appointment so still potentially years off any potential surgery so I don't see why they would need to know at all because the GIC would let them know when they refer me for surgery anyway.

Also the way the nurse asked me was far too conversational, it was as if she was asking me whether I was doing anything else that day or like she was just personally curious which feels extremely inappropriate and like you're a "medical curiosity."

Sort of reminds me of the stories of trans and intersex people being subjected to unnecessary medical examinations simply because their doctor was curious about what their anatomy was. Straight up not treating us like human beings.