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Conflicted on whether I want a legal record of changing my sex in terf island or not
Yeah, your system is really strange with the whole un/enrolled deed poll and GRC. In my case itβs pretty obvious what the right answer is because I canβt change my name without changing my legal sex first.
I don't really understand the name change part. Are people not normally allowed to change their names? In the US you can just go do that whenever, for whatever reason. As long as it's not something ridiculous, and you pass a background check, it's just a bit of paperwork and a small fee.
Some countries have laws regarding the gender of names, so you can't change your name from a 'male' name to a 'female' name or vice versa. Some names are seen as unisex though so you can freely use those regardless of your gender.