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Exactly. A friend in college, who looked stereotypically female, accidentally ended up with "M" on her driver's license. She never had a problem using it; peopl
by wpietri 5y ago
Exactly. A friend in college, who looked stereotypically female, accidentally ended up with "M" on her driver's license. She never had a problem using it; people just thought it was funny.
It's absurd to think that if the photos and other identity markers match, some TSA agent is going to insist that you drop trou so he can decide whether you're sufficiently manly to use your own ID.
- pjerem 5y agoEven if photos don't match, tbh. Pictures on IDs are generally years/decades old. I'm sure that anyone can sit in a plane with someone else (non biometric) ID without any issue at all. Hell, my son is literally 2 months old on its ID photo and this thing is valid for 10 years !
- tablespoon 5y ago> Hell, my son is literally 2 months old on its ID photo and this thing is valid for 10 years ! Really? I thought child passports were only valid for 5.
- pjerem 5y agoI’m talking about the national ID cards (in France) which are good enough to fly anywhere in Europe. iirc, you are right for passports, and anyway they are biometric mostly everywhere.