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anotheoldgit | 14:54 Sat 04th May 2013 | News
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318863/Brighton-Council-adopts-new-MX-title-transgender-population.html

I wonder how they ever managed without this title before?

It's a good job that I am not a Brighton and Hove council tax payer.
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It is slow on a Saturday and it may be that your usual pals are not here. I didn't see this in the Scottish version of the Mail.

I was actually getting annoyed earlier about having to use a title on a form that I was filling in online. Maybe it is time to ditch the titles completely.

Is Brighton not a pretty upmarket place?

And if you were, quite how would it affect you, AOG?
I always liked Cousin It................
Don't know about AOG, Jack, but I'd have thought there were more pressing matters to concern themselves with.
Things that might include the electorate of B&H?

Looks like they have done that...
Yes indeed, and if this is the sort of thing that concerns voters in B&H good luck to them.
Mx = Mixter?

Mx = Mixtup is better.
Well if that is genuinely what such people want does it really hurt anyone else to deny them? The aim should be that everyone in a society feels included in that society.
AOG

What's your problem with this?

What has this got to do with taxes?
But does anyone want to be called Mixter? There must be a better way. Why not just M. for people who don't identify with a gender?
I prefer Ms to Miss. Miss sounds sooo old fashioned !
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sir.prize

/// Mx = Mixtup is better. ///

I don't know about that, but it seem a much more less insulting description than can be found in the Urban Dictionary, which begins:

/// a non-conventional title of respect for someone who identifies as ///

Which I consider not in the least a bit respectful.
I am not married, and I hate being called Ms. Miss sounds polite to me rather than old-fashioned.
What about the prefix PN (for person)

WR.
Each to their own !
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Cloverjo

/// There must be a better way. Why not just M. for people who don't identify with a gender? ///

Now I have seen most of the James Bond films and I never knew M was transgender. :0)
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sp1814

*** What has this got to do with taxes? ***

/// Yesterday the council's policy and resources committee approved a series of measures, including the removal of the need for patients to choose from male or female options when they check in at electronic screens on arrival at a GP surgery. ///

/// Other recommendations include ensuring all councillors and police staff undertake trans awareness training and introducing gender neutral toilets and changing rooms, suggested by the council's trans-equality scrutiny panel. ///

And how much do you think this little exercise will cost the Brighton Council Tax payer, when such money could be better spent on much more pressing items?
To above public toilets will be

Gents

Ladies

Newts
I'm sure that there was a cost implication when the title "Ms" became popular enough to start appearing on various documents but I don't see folk mumping about that now.
As a matter of interest anotheoldgit, how much WILL it cost?

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