> his female colleagues can be assured he has no right to start barging in on the women's toilets What if they've fully committed to the process and undergone

> his female colleagues can be assured he has no right to start barging in on the women's toilets What if they've fully committed to the process and undergone gender reassignment surgery, hormone therapy etc... Should that change anything in your view? At that point it's clearly more than just labelling themselves. > I wouldn't want my child to start believing this nonsense when she gets older but it feels like a fad that's on its way out. Transsexuality is a fad? Hasn't it existed in some form or another throughout all human culture and history?