I only began my transition in the last year or so but growing up being *slightly* gender non-conforming gave me a real terror of the men's bathroom and just how invasive many cis people can be. I always hate it when people say, "Just use <PLACE>, it's not a crime!" as though the only risk is legal.

In my experience, the people who push for bathroom policing see the collateral damage as a positive. They generally object to a lot of gender nonconforming behaviour, and trans acceptance in society often rebukes them for directing abuse at cis people who have the wrong hair, body shape, voice, etc

Thanks for posting the screenshot :) just a shame it makes such terrible reading.

I only run on a treadmill, but after one year of hrt I've lost speed and distance, not to mention how much harder it feels now.

I only fully came out a few months ago. I had about a week of feeling liberated and joyous, then the anxiety set in. I never really felt safe in the UK before, but now it's hard to see any future for me and my spouse here.
It's awful to see what some people want this country to become.

Imagine collapsing in the toilet and some fool calls the wrong gendered ambulance for you :(

Phallophotajits are my favourite part of gender affirming care for sure.

If the outdoors are so great, why are the walls of my flat so solid? Checkmate scientists.

This might help a little for the other candidate positions in regards to trans rights at least lgbtiqa.greenparty.org.uk/2025-husting...