I think with transgenderism we're reaching an area which can never be clear cut. With male and female it is physically identifiable and the only thing that might throw a spanner in the works is a hermaphrodite. With transgenderism, it's not physically identifiable and as we can't read minds, we can't truly understand it without being in their position and we can't even know for certain that they aren't lying. So how can we then make rulings for their gender? It's one thing to accept someone for who they are, but another to rule that everyone else must accept them physically into their private space. Interestingly, it's the transgender woman who creates the most controversy, because the transgender man is little threat to the male community, but someone who was previously a man could most certainly be a danger to the female community.

I have to admit that I thought that a transgender woman could only compete in sport as a woman if they'd completed a full sex change physically and hormonally, which wouldn't allow for reversion to a man very easily. I just found the articles on the rapper who did that, though, as a demonstration. If nothing else it would certainly raise the question of where to draw the line and maybe specify full physical change. However, it also then pressures individuals to make a physical change to their bodies, which I don't necessarily agree with if they aren't ready for that.

Trump could really set some firsts if he did that. Not only the first female president, but the first transgender woman leader in the world! 😂