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I did everything they asked, played nicely, played their games. - Fought for a GP referral to GIC - Waited 16 months for a GIC appointment - Answered the invasive questions - Took their homeopathic doses of HRT - Saved the NHS money by having private SRS - Took statutory declarations 1/8

- Joined their register of trans people - Got a new birth certificate - Changed NHS number, lost medical history - Had GP refuse to continue prescription, ICB refused to help, switched GPs - Rejected from blood donation because they used male thresholds - Met with MP to discuss all this 2/8

From the 5th August, services will be forced to ask me to use the wrong toilets. If I was ever discriminated against, the law says the comparator would be a cis man. If I were to take it to a tribunal, I would be demonised in the press. The judiciary would allow me to be referred to as male. 4/8

The NHS are forcing 'Sex Observed at Birth' on medical records, and claiming it's a safety issue. Treating me as male puts me at serious health risks - trans people *will* die as a result of these changes. I am made to feel unwelcome in my home country. 5/8

None of the institutions of state are on my side, they are apathetic at best, malicious and intentionally transphobic at worst. They are forcing digital pink triangles on us; even though we followed their rules, played their games, did everything they asked. 6/8