Lester Burnham
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- Jul 9, 2013
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You were born as a male. Why do you require a birth certificate that states you were born female?
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To enable me to be treated legally as my true gender.You were born as a male. Why do you require a birth certificate that states you were born female?
To enable me to be treated legally as my true gender.
My current gender status is female that is why I hold a female birth certificate.This is what I am saying. You were born male and that is on your birth certificate. Your birth certificate is accurate in that you were born male. But if you wish to be treated legally as a female perhaps there needs to be a different certificate that reflects your current gender status.
How is this a logical consequence?
Your argument implies that female athletes from a trans background do not have an advantage over natural females and also that male athletes do not necessarily have an advantage over women.
You ask how do I deal with assumptions from others that I and other female athletes from a trans background may be stronger or have an advantage from being born in a male body. I give them this to consider;So why not have one combined competition, regardless of identification as males or females for each event?
1.Not all males are bigger, stronger, faster than females.
2.Being born a male does not automatically make you a better athlete.
3.Females come in all shapes and sizes for instance Lauren Jackson and Lyn Savage and Martina Navratalova. Should these ladies have been banned just because they were naturally bigger or stronger than the majority of other females.
4. I have been presented with the argument that just because a person grows up in a male body that they are more aggressive and can fight better, do we ban any female from contact sports if they have a martial arts background also
Why don't they just make the car park safer for everyone.It's getting tough being a white heterosexual male cannot question anything with out being anti something, every race/religion/gender has more rights than a white straight male.
I just saw in the news Perth has female carpark's because males are so dangerous, if I questioned it ill be seen as anti something that been made up somewhere.
Don't hate its true.
Good question.Why don't they just make the car park safer for everyone.
It is not just my argument it is the findings of the Stockholm Consensus that determined that female athletes from a trans background do not have an advantage over genetically born females at two years post operative.
My current gender status is female that is why I hold a female birth certificate.
But you also make four separate points arguing that males are not intrinsically superior to females at sport. Why not have one combined competition, regardless of identification as males or females, for each event?
i take offence to your suggestion that my birth certificate is not accurate.If you hold a birth certificate that states you were born female then it is inaccurate.
My current gender status is female that is why I hold a female birth certificate.
No where on my birth certificate does it state I am male as is the case with all female birth certificates.
I was born as a female trapped in the wrong body, I have met all medical and legal requirements to have my gender marker corrected to reflect my legal status as a female.Yes but you were born a male, as you have said. If you were born male then your birth certificate should read as such.
That's what a birth certificate is - a record of being born.
To the best of my knowledge my birth certificate lists my name, my date of birth, the hospital in which I was born, the names of my parents and the fact I am a male. There might be more info than that, but I honestly haven't seen it since I applied for a passport and don't intend to look at it any time soon.
I don't want to trivialise things but how much of that information is flexible? I'd argue none.
I was born as a female trapped in the wrong body, I have met all medical and legal requirements to have my gender marker corrected to reflect my legal status as a female.
For a transgender person to have their gender marker altered in Australia they must firstly have had gender reassignment surgery completed, for a male to female trans person two medical practitioners must examine the person to ascertain if all male external genatalia has been removed. The medical practitioners must each document a statutory declaration from births deaths and marriages confirming that the gender reassignment surgery has been undertaken. If a trans person is married the current laws in Australia require the person to be granted a divorce prior to being able to apply for a new birth certificate.
I was born in a male body and underwent gender reassignment surgery in 2006. I had to have my divorce finalised prior to me being issued with a female birth certificate in 2006.
I always felt I was born a female in the wrong body.I don't deny your journey to become who you are today, but you were in your own words born a male.
AFAIC if people are applying for new birth certificates then Births, Deaths & Marriages needs to be updated.
If she meets the medical and legal requirements to alter her birth certificate defiantly yes.AFAIC = as far as I'm concerned.
Should Caitlyn Jenner's birth certificate read 'born: Caitlyn Jenner, female'?
Don't see a reason not to take kirsti for her word.
There are pretty obvious mental differences between men and women despite what the "gender is a social construct" bullshit peddlers would like us to think
My understanding is that gender reassignment surgery and two years of hormone therapy would eradicate any physical advantages a female born as a man would have. If anything a transwoman would be disadvantaged, because they no longer produce testosterone, while cisgendered women would.Your argument implies that female athletes from a trans background do not have an advantage over natural females. And also that male athletes do not necessarily have an advantage over women.
Absolutely you have the gift of it.My understanding is that gender reassignment surgery and two years of hormone therapy would eradicate any physical advantages a female born as a man would have. If anything a transwoman would be disadvantaged, because they no longer produce testosterone, while cisgendered women would.
I think that's how it works?