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Among [[human]]s, a '''transgender person''' was someone whose [[gender]] did not align with that which they were assigned at [[birth]]. '''Transgender''' was used as an adjective, often shortened to simply "'''trans'''". | Among [[human]]s, a '''transgender person''' was someone whose [[gender]] did not align with that which they were assigned at [[birth]]. '''Transgender''' was used as an adjective, often shortened to simply "'''trans'''". | ||
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"A few years" prior to her discover in [[3909]] that she was actually an [[android]] who'd been subjected to illegal [[fleshing]], [[Emily (Cybergeddon)|Emily]] suspected her [[dysmorphia]] and spiritual malaise about her existence (actually an effect of the fleshing process) might have meant she was trans. She used a holosimulator to test out the feeling of living as other genders, but they did not nothing to alleviate the malaise, and she dismissed the theory, annoyed that "her feelings couldn't have the decency to be the result of something normal". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Cybergeddon (novelisation)|}}) | "A few years" prior to her discover in [[3909]] that she was actually an [[android]] who'd been subjected to illegal [[fleshing]], [[Emily (Cybergeddon)|Emily]] suspected her [[dysmorphia]] and spiritual malaise about her existence (actually an effect of the fleshing process) might have meant she was trans. She used a holosimulator to test out the feeling of living as other genders, but they did not nothing to alleviate the malaise, and she dismissed the theory, annoyed that "her feelings couldn't have the decency to be the result of something normal". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Cybergeddon (novelisation)|}}) | ||
[[Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17]] also once claimed to [[Rose Tyler]] that she had once been "a little boy" on [[Earth]] | [[Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17]] also once claimed to [[Rose Tyler]] that she had once been "a little boy" on [[Earth]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The End of the World (TV story)}}) | ||
[[Conall Lethbridge-Stewart]] knew some people who were trans and had told his younger sister, [[Lucy Wilson]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Sweet Revenge (short story)}}) | [[Conall Lethbridge-Stewart]] knew some people who were trans and had told his younger sister, [[Lucy Wilson]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Sweet Revenge (short story)}}) | ||
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Among humans, a transgender person was someone whose gender did not align with that which they were assigned at birth. Transgender was used as an adjective, often shortened to simply "trans".
Non-binary people were also or could also be trans. Calypso Jonze self-identified as trans and non-binary, (AUDIO: The Lovecraft Invasion [+]Loading...["The Lovecraft Invasion (audio story)"]) and used they/them pronouns. (AUDIO: The End of the Beginning [+]Loading...["The End of the Beginning (audio story)"])
Mickey Smith had a trans friend called Sally Salter, who was part of his Bad Wolf band. (PROSE: Rose [+]Loading...["Rose (novelisation)"]) Jack Harkness once had a transgender co-worker, Vanessa, who changed her name, something that perplexed Jack. (TV: Greeks Bearing Gifts [+]Loading...["Greeks Bearing Gifts (TV story)"])
Eleanor Blake, an accomplished mathematician who met the Seventh Doctor and entered a brief romantic relationship with Chris Cwej, was a trans woman who lived through the 1940s. She went on to travel with Alpha Wheeler throughout space to escape the discrimination she faced on Earth. (AUDIO: The Jabari Countdown [+]Loading...["The Jabari Countdown (audio story)"])
Tania Bell was a trans woman who worked for Torchwood Three. She was a resident of 107 Baker Street. She later became a companion of the Eighth Doctor, as well as Liv Chenka's romantic partner, on 2020 Earth. (AUDIO: Must-See TV [+]Loading...["Must-See TV (audio story)"], Wild Animals [+]Loading...["Wild Animals (audio story)"], Dead Time [+]Loading...["Dead Time (audio story)"]) She was accustomed to other people "minding" that she was trans, (AUDIO: Wild Animals [+]Loading...["Wild Animals (audio story)"]) but understood that the identity one forged for oneself was truer than the "shot in the dark" that was birth assignment. She chose her name to affirm who she really was. (AUDIO: The Long Way Round [+]Loading...["The Long Way Round (audio story)"])
Because gender was often wrongly assigned at birth, (TV: Day of the Moon [+]Loading...["Day of the Moon (TV story)"], Father's Day [+]Loading...["Father's Day (TV story)"], AUDIO: The Long Way Round [+]Loading...["The Long Way Round (audio story)"]) trans people like Sally Salter (PROSE: Rose [+]Loading...["Rose (novelisation)"]) and Eleanor Blake came to realise that they had always been a different gender to that which they had been told. Despite others' non-acceptance, Eleanor was fully aware that she had "always been Eleanor". (AUDIO: The Jabari Countdown [+]Loading...["The Jabari Countdown (audio story)"]) In the mid-2000s, Sally had to cut ties with her family in order to begin living life as herself. She found affirmation with her friends and bandmates, together known as Bad Wolf, and a safe space in which to sleep at Mickey's one-bedroom flat. (PROSE: Rose [+]Loading...["Rose (novelisation)"])
Donna Noble's child had originally been born male and given the name 'Jason', before eventually coming out as transgender and non-binary. (TV: The Star Beast [+]Loading...["The Star Beast (TV story)"], The Giggle [+]Loading...["The Giggle (TV story)"]) Whilst transitioning to female, she choose the name of Rose for herself, based off subconscious memories of Rose Tyler she inherited from her mother's meta-crisis. (TV: The Star Beast [+]Loading...["The Star Beast (TV story)"]) Rose's transitioning involved years of therapists, doctors, voice lessons, hormone treatments and her loved ones learning pronouns. (PROSE: The Star Beast [+]Loading...["The Star Beast (novelisation)"]) There were school bullies who would harass her by continuing to use her deadname, which tended to annoy Donna, who was highly supportive of her daughter, but Rose herself put up a brave front against the harassment. (TV: The Star Beast [+]Loading...["The Star Beast (TV story)"])
Earth takes its time on too many things, and [trans rights] is one of them. Not in this century, I'm afraid. Though the next one is... a little better.
Though, according to the Seventh Doctor, circumstances would improve "a little" by the 21st century for trans people, Eleanor had to hide her identity in order to survive in the 1940s, due to the genocides occurring in that time. In fact, Eleanor faced violence and discrimination on account of her gender. She was surprised to find Chris Cwej so accepting, noting how he "didn't even blink", but held little hope for changes to come within her lifetime.
Coming as he did from the 30th century, Chris did not understand the fuss about assigned genders (as in that era, gender was not assigned at birth, but instead chosen at a special ceremony, which took place upon one's 16th birthday). As he explained to Eleanor, on first finding out she was a trans woman, "it seems a bit stupid and fascist to care about little stuff like that", considering the breadth of the universe, and all the dangers and variety to be found therein. (AUDIO: The Jabari Countdown [+]Loading...["The Jabari Countdown (audio story)"])
"A few years" prior to her discover in 3909 that she was actually an android who'd been subjected to illegal fleshing, Emily suspected her dysmorphia and spiritual malaise about her existence (actually an effect of the fleshing process) might have meant she was trans. She used a holosimulator to test out the feeling of living as other genders, but they did not nothing to alleviate the malaise, and she dismissed the theory, annoyed that "her feelings couldn't have the decency to be the result of something normal". (PROSE: Cybergeddon [+]Loading...["Cybergeddon (novelisation)",""])
Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17 also once claimed to Rose Tyler that she had once been "a little boy" on Earth. (TV: The End of the World [+]Loading...["The End of the World (TV story)"])
Conall Lethbridge-Stewart knew some people who were trans and had told his younger sister, Lucy Wilson. (PROSE: Sweet Revenge [+]Loading...["Sweet Revenge (short story)"])
When Cleo Proctor was kicked out of her house by her mother in 2012 when beginning her transition, Jordan Proctor took her in. (AUDIO: SOS [+]Loading...["SOS (audio story)"])
Miles Werbiansky, by March 2011, had transitioned. (PROSE: A Worthy Successor [+]Loading...["A Worthy Successor (short story)"])
