Dear Foxy,

«Legally recognizing their right to be who they really are is
only fair.»

But is it possible for anyone to ever be other than who they really are?!

Even if you have no right to be you, or if that right is not being legally recognised - Suppose these idiots passed a law saying that you are Mhaze, are you Mhaze then?

Yuyutsu,

You ask:

Is it possible to ever be other than who they really are?

No. of course not. But the point is that this is something
that some people have had to hide (for inclusion and
acceptance) in societies throughout history, and many still
do.

This is not something new and the sad thing is that denying
someone the legal recognition of their gender can
negatively impact all aspects of their life.

Self-determined gender is a cornerstone of a person's identity.
The lack of access to gender recognition negates the identity
of a person and I shall repeat that denying someone the
legal recognition of their gender can have negative impacts.

You can't break the laws of physics only break yourself against them.

I'm not really interested inhaving an argument
about what you wrote.
Foxy,
That is Foxy language for "I can't keep arguing because I realise I'm wrong but I can't admit that" !

indyvidual,

You're not qualified to be my interpreter.

Probably because no one can understand Foxy. Kudos Indyvidual.