I agree that the vast majority of male athletes have no interest in going through the process of MtoF transition. But there will be edge cases, a very small percentage that will look at it to be an opportunity to have an advantage. So the question then becomes do you allow for someone to gain a known advantage? And at where do we draw the line? It’s very tough because you have to question someone’s intention and potentially alienate someone who truly transitions because they want to be the the person they inside vs a very small percent of people who are willing to go from a middling male athlete to a dominate female athlete. If we allow for all MtoF athletes to change their sport then is it also fair for female athletes to take hormones to increase their performance?
I agree that the vast majority of male athletes have no interest in going through the process of MtoF transition. But there will be edge cases, a very small percentage that will look at it to be an opportunity to have an advantage. So the question then becomes do you allow for someone to gain a known advantage? And at where do we draw the line?
It’s very tough because you have to question someone’s intention and potentially alienate someone who truly transitions because they want to be the the person they inside vs a very small percent of people who are willing to go from a middling male athlete to a dominate female athlete.
If we allow for all MtoF athletes to change their sport then is it also fair for female athletes to take hormones to increase their performance?