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Germans Will Be Able To Legally Change Their Gender Once A Year

Under a new law, Germans will be able to change their gender and first name without having to undergo any surgery once a year, every year if required.

Yes, really.

The Self-Determination Act will allow transgender, intersex, and non-binary people to change their gender at will merely by visiting a registry office and signing a piece of paper.

The need to submit a medical report or obtain expert opinion in court proceedings has been eliminated by the new legislation, which is expected to pass parliament before Bundestag members go on vacation.

“For the disabled, the law is humiliating. We will finally replace it with a modern law of self-determination. The Self-Determination Act will improve the lives of transgender people and recognize gender diversity,” said Family Minister Lisa Paus.

“In many areas, society is further ahead of legislation. As a government, we have decided to create a legal framework for an open, diverse and modern society,” she added.

The law officially codifies gender dysphoria, a mental illness, into being a fundamental right, with the condition having previously been treated (correctly) as a sickness.

“A moderate majority of Germans, 46 percent, approve of the government’s plans, while 41 percent of respondents reject the law, according to a representative survey by the YouGov Institute,” reports Remix News.

The only strong opposition to the new law comes from feminist groups who fear women are being erased and the right-wing AfD party.

According to the AfD’s Stephan Brandner, the law “has nothing to do with freedom but is an expression of blatant denial of reality. In biology, laws cannot simply be ignored.”

The CDU party also warned that the new law could lead to “arbitrariness,” while the FDP says it would make it easier for criminals to hide from the authorities or creditors by changing their name.

However, the legislation is expected to pass anyway, representing another full frontal assault on sanity and once again debunking the myth that the LGBT community is “marginalized,” when in fact it enjoys full state backing.

Zerohedge

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what are my gender options?

Trans women = women
trans men = men

there are men and women. do i get more choices?

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A[edit]

• Abinary [2][3]
• Agender [4][5][6][7]
• Androgyne [5][8]
• Androgynous [5][8][6]
• Aporagender[9] [10][11]

B[edit]

• Bakla[12]
• Bigender [1][4][5][8][6]
• Binary[13][14][15]
• Bissu [16]
• Butch [1][4]

C[edit]

• Calabai[16]
• Calalai[16]
• Cis [5]
• Cisgender [5][8][17] can be defined as “personal identity and gender corresponds with their sex assigned at birth.”[18]
• Cis female [5]
• Cis male [5]
• Cis man [5]
• Cis woman [5]

D[edit]

• Demi-boy [8][19]
• Demiflux[19]
• Demigender [20][8][19]
• Demi-girl [8][19]
• Demi-guy [21][22]
• Demi-man [19]
• Dual gender [18]
• Demi-woman [19]

E[edit]

• Endosex [23][24]

F[edit]

• Female [5][4]
• Female to male [5][4][6]
• Femme [1][4]
• FTM [5][4][6]

G[edit]

• Gender bender [25]
• Gender diverse [4]
• Gender gifted [25]
• Genderfluid [5][8][4][6] can be defined as a gender identity that is “at times more masculine or feminine, and at times feeling more like a man or woman.”[26]: 102
• Genderflux [8]
• Genderfuck [27][28][29]
• Genderless [26]: 101
• Gender nonconforming [5][6]
• Genderqueer [5][8][6]
• Gender questioning [5][6]
• Gender variant [5][6]
• Graygender [30][9][10]

I[edit]

• Intergender [20][8] can be defined as “an identity somewhat between male and female”.[26]: 101
• Intersex [1][5]

H[edit]

• Hijra[31]

K[edit]

• Kathoey [32]

M[edit]

• Male [5]
• Male to female [5][4][6]
• Man [4]
• Man of trans experience [4]
• Maverique [9][33][34]
• MTF [5][4][6]
• Multigender [8]
• Muxe[35]

N[edit]

• Neither [5][6]
• Neurogender [36][37][38]
• Neutrois [5][6]
• Non-binary [8][6] can be defined as “does not subscribe to the gender binary but identifies with neither, both, or beyond male and female”.[18] The term may be used as “an umbrella term, encompassing several gender identities, including intergender, agender, xenogender, genderfluid, and demigender.”[20] Some non-binary identities are inclusive, because two or more genders are referenced, such as androgyne/androgynous, intergender, bigender, trigender, polygender, and pangender.[26]: 101 Some non-binary identities are exclusive, because no gender is referenced, such as agender, genderless, neutrois, and xenogender.[26]: 101–102
• Non-binary transgender [25]

O[edit]

• Omnigender [1][39]
• Other [26]: 102–103 [6]

P[edit]

• Pangender [1][8][4][6]
• Polygender [1][39]
• Person of transgendered experience [25]

T[edit]

• Third gender [26]: 102–104 [8][18]
• Trans [5][6] can be defined as “outside the gender binary; is not cisgender.”[18]
• Trans female [5]
• Trans male [5]
• Trans man [5][6]
• Trans person [5][6]
• Trans woman [5][6]
• Transgender [5][6] can be defined as “gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth.”[18]
• Transgender female [5][6]
• Transgender male [5][6]
• Transgender man [5][6]
• Transgender person [5][6]
• Transgender woman [5][6]
• Transfeminine [5][6]
• Transmasculine [5][6][8]
• Transsexual [5][6]
• Transsexual female [5][6]
• Transsexual male [5][6]
• Transsexual man [5][6]
• Transsexual person [5][6]
• Transsexual woman [5][6]
• Travesti [40]
• Trigender[41]
• Two spirit [26]: 102–104 [18][5][8][6]

W[edit]

• Woman [4]
• Woman of trans experience [4]

X[edit]

• X-gender [42][43]
• Xenogender [20][44] can be defined as a gender identity that references “ideas and identities outside of gender”.[26]: 102 This may include descriptions of gender identity in terms of “their first name or as a real or imaginary animal” or “texture, size, shape, light, sound, or other sensory characteristics”.[26]: 102

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Knock yourself out

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• Cis female [5]
• Cis male [5]
• Cis man [5]
• Cis woman [5]

They have a summary of differences here? is a man and a male different?

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I’m sure Germany has at least 143 translations of each.

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