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Is there any criteria at all, other than claiming you aren't really the sex you were born but identify as the opposite sex? Is that all it takes or is there more to it? I'm mostly asking about those born male but identify as female to play in women's sports but you can really apply the question to other instances as well. So, let's talk about trans in sports.
Do you have to have a medical professional's note you are the opposite sex?
Do you have to change your birth certificate?
Do you have to have hormone or other medical procedures or therapy done?
Do you have to prove in some way that you identify as being a woman, like pictures of you wearing women's clothing?
Any criteria at all?
Or, can you just claim you are a woman or girl and sign up for the sport and that's it?
I really don't know, which is why I am asking.
Do you have to have a medical professional's note you are the opposite sex?
Do you have to change your birth certificate?
Do you have to have hormone or other medical procedures or therapy done?
Do you have to prove in some way that you identify as being a woman, like pictures of you wearing women's clothing?
Any criteria at all?
Or, can you just claim you are a woman or girl and sign up for the sport and that's it?
I really don't know, which is why I am asking.