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Originally Posted by anonymous123
I do not know how you categorize students who choose to identify with the opposite sex of the body they were born with. Maybe you should go by what their government-issued ID says, or their birth certificate, or what the records kept by the school district indicate. The last thing you want is a student with a male body, but who identifies as a female, sharing a room with female students. This is a recipe for disaster, and, as a parent I would not be comfortable putting my daughter in this situation.
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I do not understand how this is a recipe for disaster. In putting a female student who was born male in a room with two cisgendered females, you are just having three women sharing a room.
Contrary to what some might think, trans folk are NOT perverts claiming to be the opposite sex just to... whatever. By not allowing a MtF woman to be like the rest of the girls is telling her that she is different, she is unwanted, that she cannot be the only thing she is comfortable being.