The suicide rate is so high because these are deeply disturbed people. They need help, they certainy don't need their delusions encouraged. The suicide rate is the same for pre and post op transexuals, which is a clear demonstration that pandering to these delusions does not help. A man thinking he is a women, or identifying as a women, does not make him a women. If a 30 year old man identified as a 9 year old, should this be respected also, should he be allowed to attend Elementary School?

I didn't understand the "parking space just for women" thing, but the way you answered made me thought if there were prioritary and exclusive spaces/seats at all in other countries.

Agreed with the obese people thing. It's a mess: if we take just Body Mass Index into account, then I'm obese (with 5'9" and 231 pounds), but I'm a totally healthy person, that can fit in the regular seats and no one that knows me would say I'm obese if you ask, they'd just say I'm fat. Could I use a prioritary seat? Should I? In any case, I just use the reason and don't use it even when it's available.

Oh, you're destroying my dreams of make a tour around Germany. Now I'm sad. :(

But sincerely, that's just absurd. Neo-feminist misandry always keep surprising me. Maybe we should make a law that let us touch any bottle or grapes that we want or feel more confortable with.

You somehow did not really comment on the other issues I brought up?

So, what about professional sports? How do you solve the obvious issue that allowing transgender people born as men would give them an unfair advantage in most sports if they could simply choose which gender they play for? How do you fight the obvious potential for abuse that a man could simply claim to be a transgender in order to play for the women's team in professional sports? Or, if completely eliminating gender segration as you suggest, it would obviously be illegal to have female leagues in sports, there could only be unisex leagues - which would in practice result in women more or less being excluded from professional sports. Is that such a good idea?

And what about changing rooms and shower rooms in swimming pools, gyms etc.? If the girls are hot, I'm sure most men wouldn't mind freely choosing the changing and shower rooms - or having unisex changing and shower rooms as a necessary result of eleliminating all gender segregation. But I severely doubt most women would be happy about that...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INj6HPuKJnk

Why am I not surprised?

No, that is just not true. Look at this, depression from pre-op to post op goes down:

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/827713

The studies that say that were misrepresenting the original author:

http://transadvocate.com/fact-check-study-shows-transition-makes-trans-people-suicidal_n_15483.htm

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brynn-tannehill/myths-about-transition-regrets_b_6160626.html

Well, I'd support unisex leagues too. And as I said, I'd generally be fine with unisex change rooms, but sexism is still a big problem in our societies so it is not feasible at the moment.

You're going with a extreme case. I agree with you, but just in parts. Of course a 30 years old man identifying himself as a 6 years old girl is a problem. That person would never be happy in that way and need to accept who he really is. But, despite that I think a person wanting to change her gender or dress up like the other gender is not natural (that is just MY THOUGHT on the matter, but that means nothing, I'm not a psychologist  or a specialist in sexuality, I'm not calling it wrong or bad, just not natural, I DON'T HAVE PREJUDICE with any kind of people), there's nothing stopping a man of passing through a surgery to looks like a woman in every possible aspect and eventually find happiness with that, she would look in the mirror and feel like a woman. Could even forget her past as a man.

He was elected on a platform that included leaving this issue where it was, and even said that Caitlyn Jenner was welcome to use any bathroom in Trump Tower.  I had hoped that Trump would be true to his campaign statements where he showed some compassion towards programmes like welfare.

I had hoped he'd try to "drain the swamp" with sweeping campaign finance reform that brought power to the people by taking the big money out of politics, since it would serve him to do so by denying his opponents their vast ill-gotten war chests, whereas he had been so successful running his campaign on such a small budget.  The amount of gerrymandering in U.S. politics is a global embarassment, and shocking to people in many other countries.  Canada, for example, has an independent national electoral commission (Elections Canada) that decide the geographic distribution of the districts, and wouldn't allow for the kinds of games going on in the U.S. where Republicans at the State and local levels carve up the districts in the ways that are most advantageous to Republican electoral prospects as opposed to the fairest for democracy.  In contrast, the head of Elections Canada is so independent that they're not even allowed to vote, as it would be unseemly for someone running the electoral process to even be thinking about who they might prefer to win.

Anyway, it'll be interesting to see how Trump's supporters who like him because he "tells it like it is" will react to him repudiating specific campaign promises, such as his pledge to protect the LGBTQ community better than Hillary Clinton every would.

1. Because they told that to  H.R. when they were employed here.

2. When they came there they already considered themselves transexual so we don´t know. 

People here have been discussing about having a unisex bathroom in certain floors  because we have many visitors daily. I´m not sure if they like the idea or not