I have just seen a press release concerning the next national census planned for 2021 in the UK. If all goes well they will be asking questions about gender and sexuality in greater depth to ensure the the exact number is known to enable the correct services and agencies to be put in place.
As usual the author has confused gender and sexuality talking at one point about TGs and other times TSs, who is going to educate the media ?
You may be able to leave the " Other gender box " not ticked but it will be a legal offence to make false declarations, it will ask a series of questions about change of gender , if it's already taken place or impending or if it has been reversed, this applies to both male and female.
I consider myself to bi-gendered TG not TS, but I'm not sure what has been entered on my medical records and the agencies that dealt with my gender counselling . As I mentioned it will hopefully be used to assess the numbers involved and what can be put in place to provide the services they need. I have already used the system so I'm registered within it.
So here's my dilemma, I will be happy to be truthful of my status and not doing so will be a legal offence but I'm not sure if my wife will be too happy about me going on an official national record stating my gender status , she may have to accept it but I'm certain the outcome won't be good.